Paraclete Press Blog

By Melodious Monk This past week, I started reading Heather King’s book on St. Therese of Lisieux. I find it engaging to read, as I can relate to much of the thoughts and conversations in the writing. In the chapter … Continue reading →

Jesus Creed for Children by Scot McKnight and his daughter, Laura is coming soon! #quot;This delightful book serves as a great resource for parents who want to show their kids what loving God and others looks like….Read it. Read it … Continue reading →

July 30 Echoes of Eternity And after the earthquake a fire; but the Lord was not in the fire: and after the fire a still small voice. I Kings 19:12 (rsv) I the Lord your God am with you, My … Continue reading →

By Renaissance Girl My dog started a fight with another dog yesterday. It was completely my fault. I was outside with some friends and took him off his leash to let him roam around while we talked. I didn’t even … Continue reading →

July 29 Echoes of Eternity And He said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may … Continue reading →

July 28 Echoes of Eternity The Spirit searcheth all things, yea, the deep things of God. I Corinthians 2:10 In your dreams I have spoken, and in dark language I have communicated with your spirit. You do not have to … Continue reading →

By Cantor Chant, Chant and MORE Chant! I was in a meeting working on a very exciting possibility for another chant conference. It is simply amazing to me that the demand for teaching chant seems to be on a very … Continue reading →

By Cantor Chant, Chant and MORE Chant! I was in a meeting working on a very exciting possibility for another chant conference. It is simply amazing to me that the demand for teaching chant seems to be on a very … Continue reading →

By Cantor Chant, Chant and MORE Chant! I was in a meeting working on a very exciting possibility for another chant conference. It is simply amazing to me that the demand for teaching chant seems to be on a very … Continue reading →