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By Renaissance Girl  I was talking with a friend last night, just in passing.  Talking about life, and change, and being afraid of new things. She said that someone had recently pointed out to her that the word adventure has … Continue reading →

Sybil MacBeth has started a #quot;Holiday Revolution#quot;! Christmas as a Season: Sybil MacBeth’s “The Season of Nativity” and a Holiday Revolutionwww.patheos.comThere is perhaps no holiday for which it is possible to go more “all out” than Christmas. Stores start their … Continue reading →

From ImageUpdate (the biweekly e-mail newsletter from Image): Light Upon Light: A Literary Guide to Prayer for Advent, Christmas, and Epiphany by Sarah Arthur #quot;You’re invited to a feast this Christmas. Sarah Arthur, editor of the collection At the Still … Continue reading →

November 18 Echoes of Eternity It is good that a man should both hope and quietly wait for the salvation of the Lord. Lamentations 3:26 In quietness you shall possess your soul. In stillness you shall hear My voice. Strive … Continue reading →

O Come Emmanuel: A Musical Tour of Daily Readings for Advent and Christmas- A wonderful gift for your choir members! Special Price: $8.00 http://www.paracletepress.com/o-come-emmanuel-a-musical-tour-of-daily-readings-for-advent-and-christmas.html

November 17 Echoes of Eternity My beloved is mine, and I am His . . . until the day break and the shadows flee away. Song of Solomon 2:16,17 I am here. I am here for you. I wait to … Continue reading →

Gregorian Chant: The Eternal Song http://www.communityofjesus.org/?p=4088202 Gregorian Chant: The Eternal Song | The Community of Jesuswww.communityofjesus.orgBy Cantor Follow the theme! Friday Lauds opens with Psalm 51, perhaps the most famous of all the penitential psalms — Have mercy on me, … Continue reading →

By Cantor Follow the theme! Friday Lauds opens with Psalm 51, perhaps the most famous of all the penitential psalms – Have mercy on me, O God. As we began Lauds last Friday, I thought again about the fact we always … Continue reading →

By Cantor Follow the theme! Friday Lauds opens with Psalm 51, perhaps the most famous of all the penitential psalms – Have mercy on me, O God. As we began Lauds last Friday, I thought again about the fact we always … Continue reading →