Advent Adn Christmas Wisdom from St. Benedict - Sutera, Judith
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For over 1,500 years, believers from all Christian traditions have looked to St. Benedict, the patriarch of Western monasticism, for spiritual wisdom. And rightly so: his rule has shown how one may experience a simple, holy, and common sense life, despite the increasingly busy pace of our daily existence. The latest addition to Liguori's popular series of seasonal meditation books provides not only Scripture readings for the seasons of Advent and Christmas, but pairs them with a daily selection from the cherished writings of St. Benedict. This book encourages the reader to set aside time each…mehr

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For over 1,500 years, believers from all Christian traditions have looked to St. Benedict, the patriarch of Western monasticism, for spiritual wisdom. And rightly so: his rule has shown how one may experience a simple, holy, and common sense life, despite the increasingly busy pace of our daily existence. The latest addition to Liguori's popular series of seasonal meditation books provides not only Scripture readings for the seasons of Advent and Christmas, but pairs them with a daily selection from the cherished writings of St. Benedict. This book encourages the reader to set aside time each day to reflect upon a specific Scripture passage and feel the words speaking to their heart.
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JUDITH SUTERA, OSB, a member of the monastery of Mount Saint Scholastica in Atchison, Kansas, was one of the first women in the United States to receive a master's degree in monastic theology. Editor of Magistra: A Journal of Women's Spirituality in History, she is on the board of The American Benedictine Review and is editor in chief of The American Monastic Newsletter. Sister Judith serves as an oblate director and gives retreats and workshops for people of many faiths on the practice of Benedictine spirituality.