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April 3 Echoes of Eternity O taste and see that the Lord is good. Psalm 34:8 To taste, you must take the food into yourself. Taste is a way of trying, of testing the goodness of the food. In like … Continue reading →

Love Undeserved http://www.communityofjesus.org/?p=4622886 Love Undeserved | The Community of Jesuswww.communityofjesus.orgBy Sr. Nun Other I wonder. I wonder what Jesus thought as he walked the way of the cross. Did he say to himself, #quot;One step at a time, one foot … Continue reading →

By Sr. Nun Other I wonder. I wonder what Jesus thought as he walked the way of the cross. Did he say to himself, “One step at a time, one foot before the other?” Did he see beyond the cross, … Continue reading →

Jesus: First-Century Rabbi is now available in paperback! http://www.paracletepress.com/jesus-first-century-rabbi-2015.html This bold, fresh look at the historical Jesus and the Jewish roots of Christianity challenges both Jews and Christians to re-examine their understanding of Jesus’s commitment to his Jewish faith. Instead … Continue reading →

Paraclete Poetry is dedicated to the notion that great poems are for everyone and their themes are universal. Poetry allows us to linger with language and explore light and darkness. Great poems permit us to wander, to linger, to grow—in … Continue reading →

Timeline PhotosCheck out our fantastic new website from Paraclete Press Multimedia (built by a member of the group!) spiritwp.org

Publishers Weekly Reviewpraylikeagourmet.comI##039;m very thankful for this splendid review from PUBLISHERS WEEKLY! Brazzeal has written a cookbook for prayer—literally. After a first section that likens learning to pray to learning to cook and also notes the importance of food in … Continue reading →

Easter Decorations Retrospectivejerusalemgreer.comReblogged from: Jerusalem Greer

April 2 Echoes of Eternity And walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us, and hath given himself for us an offering and a sacrifice to God. Ephesians 5:2 Begin and end the day with Me, My child. Let … Continue reading →