For those who attended the Evening of Reflection on Thursday, February 18, you may be interested in some of the resources that Julie Berggren referenced in her presentation:
Ignatian Resources
A Simple Life Changing Prayer: Jim Manney
The Examen Prayer: Timothy Gallagher, OMV
Inner Compass: Margaret Silf
Just Call Me Lopez: Margaret Silf (fiction)
Spiritual Exercises and Selected Works by Ignatius of Loyola, Edward J. Malatesta (Western Spirituality Classics)
Poem: “As I drive home on a narrow curving road…” by Patricia A. Lunetta
quote:
French philosopher Gustave Thibon wrote: Do not run or fly away in order to become free. Rather, go deeply into the narrow space given you. There you will find God in all things.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
Books and Poems from Advent Evening of Reflection
At our recent Advent Evening of reflection there were several books and poems mentioned. Julie Berggren, our presenter kindly provided the full list. We are looking forward to several future evenings of reflection - February 18, March 15, and April 7. We hope that you are able to join us.
Sources from “Waiting with Hope in Advent”
Julie Berggren
Henry Nouwen, Eternal Seasons
“Faith is An Inkling” by Herbert McCabe from God, Christ and Us
“The Woman Whose Husband Was Dying” by Ted Kooser from Splitting an Order
“After Annunciation” by Madeleine L’Engle from Winter Song: Christmas Readings by Madeleine L’Engle & Luci Shaw
“There Was a Time: An Advent Poem” by Fr. Joseph Breigher from Catholic Review
Excerpt from “The Risk of Incarnation—A Christmas Meditation” by Parker Palmer from On Being, December 24, 2014 (www.onbeing.org)
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