Jeremy Driscoll
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Jeremy Driscoll, OSB, is the abbot of Mount Angel Abbey in Saint Benedict, Oregon. He has served for many years as a professor of theology at Mount Angel Seminary and the Pontifical Athenaeum of Saint Anselm in Rome.
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The Mind's Long Journey to the Holy Trinity: The Ad Monachos of Evagrius Ponticus (1993) 28 Exemplare
Steps to Spiritual Perfection: Studies on Spiritual Progress in Evagrius Ponticus (2005) 18 Exemplare
Some Other Morning 1 Exemplar
The Night of St. John 1 Exemplar
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A Monk's Alphabet: Moments of Stillness in a Turning… von Jeremy Driscoll
Brilliantly written. Father Driscoll is a friend of a friend. I simply love his writing.
It was good. The segments were rather like poems in that they were thoughtful reflections. Some of the reflections were outstanding - Faith, Risks, Vocation. A good book for daily use. I felt as if I shared some time with this man, as if we were doing some kind of manual work side by side, and these topics came up during the break and left me thinking about them for the day.
I am only on page 15 but I say READ IT! READ IT, MARK IT, and INWARDLY DIGEST IT!
This is book I always wanted to write. It is not about "how to" liturgics or "how to" anything else-- it's about what is happening at the Eucharist, the Mass, actually what God is doing and who the Church responds not as a collection of individuals or even as institution, but as Christ present in the world which he loves.
It is concrete, specific, and eternal! PLEASE read it!
This is book I always wanted to write. It is not about "how to" liturgics or "how to" anything else-- it's about what is happening at the Eucharist, the Mass, actually what God is doing and who the Church responds not as a collection of individuals or even as institution, but as Christ present in the world which he loves.
It is concrete, specific, and eternal! PLEASE read it!
This book is wonderfully written and an honest outlook from a human about his surroundings in relation to God. The book consists of short prose, essays that's no more than about 300 words started with a particular word. These entries are sorted alphabetically, hence the title "A Monk's Alphabet". The entries are not sugar coated, only to reflect a "good faith" but also reflects the human moments of doubt, and questions to God.
These entries inspires me to also take a look at the world around me and also my life...better appreciating the beauty and God's presence in them.… (mehr)
These entries inspires me to also take a look at the world around me and also my life...better appreciating the beauty and God's presence in them.… (mehr)
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