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Hear the Ancient Wisdom: A Meditational Reader for the Whole Year from the Early Church Fathers to the Pre-Reformation is unavailable, but you can change that!

There is a hunger in the modern world for spirituality. One vast resource of spiritual wisdom, too often overlooked, comes out of the pre-Reformation church—from the martyrs of the first centuries of Christianity, through the long tradition of monasticism, to the medieval Christian mystics. Now, assembled and digested for daily intake, the spiritual insights of over seventy men and women of...

Not as an Object A person should not be treated as an object or as an “it” to be analyzed or used. A person is someone with whom we are invited into communion. The stranger something or someone is, the more we want to withdraw and the more we put him or her into a prefabricated box. And in the dynamics of familiar relationships, the more love dies the more we will treat the other as an object. This can also be true in our relationship with God. We can treat God as an object
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