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Category Archives: Shoulders of Giants
The amazing example of Jean Vanier
May I highly recommend the podcast: The Wisdom of Tenderness: Jean Vanier on Lived Compassion, L’Arche, and Becoming Human http://www.onbeing.org/program/wisdom-tenderness/234 on Krista Tippit’s program “On Being” It is so worth the listen. Jean Vanier is a man of rare wisdom … Continue reading
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Tagged Jean Vanier, L'Arche, power of vulnerability, power of weakness, Wisdom
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A Shot in the Arm
Brennan Manning has taught me much. A brother sent this link to me, and I had to pass it on to you.
Rubens as Peacemaker
A while back I spent some time reading a nice little book by Phaidon on the artist Rubens by Kristin Lohse Belkin. In it I was struck by the prolific painting career of Peter Paul Rubens in the Baroque era … Continue reading
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Tagged art of peace, creating peace, peace making, peacemaking in art, Peter Paul Rubens
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Samuel May in Pate de Verre
Samuel Joseph May was a Unitarian abolitionist minister in the 1800’s. Over the years I’ve been collecting stories of friendship throughout history and was very moved by May’s friendship with the revolutionary abolitionist William Lloyd Garrison; a friendship marked with … Continue reading
C.S. Lewis on Originality
Here’s a nice quote to get you going this week: “Even in literature and art, no man who bothers about originality will ever be original: whereas if you simply try to tell the truth (without caring twopence how often it … Continue reading
The Kingdom
I’m a big fan of Frederick Buechner and ran on to this of his as of late. Thought I’d share it with you all. Hope your Thanksgiving went well. “If we only had eyes to see and ears to hear … Continue reading
Healing of Suffering
A very nice book I read this summer while in Belgium and France while traveling with students was “Kitchen Table Wisdom” by Rachel Naomi Remen, M.D. I found her to be honest, insightful, practical, and down to earth with her … Continue reading
Our Daily Bread
I read a little C.S. Lewis this morning, and thought I’d pass it on to you this Friday: “A more Christian attitude, which can be attained at any age, is that of leaving futurity in God’s hands. We may as … Continue reading
A gut-level experience of our profound spiritual emptiness.
A spiritual grandfather that saw me through difficult times is Brennan Manning. I read “The Ragamuffin Gospel” about thirteen years ago and it rocked my world. All of his books reiterate his basic theme: the grace of God is overwhelming. … Continue reading
A short time in expectaion.
Read a little bit of Henri Nouwen this morning and thought I’d share some of what I read with you. I am always moved by this man’s honesty and depth. He wrestled with his angels and loved many. Here’s the … Continue reading