“Ordinary time, that part of the liturgical year between the Feast of the Baptism of Our Lord and Lent, and from Pentecost Sunday until the beginning of the Advent season. If the first two liturgical cycles of the year are that of Christmas and Easter, the Ordinary time is by far the longest, and is centered on Sunday celebration. These are called the 'green Sundays' on account of the color of the liturgical vestments worn by the priest (signifying hope and life)... Ordinary time is, as it were, the thread of the liturgical year.” —Br. Yves-Marie Lièvre
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Nourish your soul with beautiful excerpts of literature and art through the ages.My Heart Overflows is a treasury of cherished writings that war...
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Luci Shaw is now 90 years old. The author of more than 35 collections of poetry and creative non-fiction over the last five decades, she describes ...
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"Rejoice, readers, as you receive the generosity of Luci Shaw's 76 new grace-infused parable poems. Autobiography once more merges with theology as...
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The poems in Dreaming of Stones are about what endures: hope and desire, changing seasons, wild places, love, and the wisdom of mystics. Inspired b...
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At the core of this collection are 30 poems inspired by the stories of kinship between saints and animals. They come mostly from the early Christia...
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