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The Carmelite Library: August 2016

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Tuesday, 2 August 2016. August is Calligraphy Month at the Carmelite Library. The Calligraphy Society of Victoria holds an exhibition, called Workshop Works, in the Carmelite Library through the entire month of August. You are invited to drop in and enjoy this wonderful presentation of recent original works by members of the Society. Many of the works are for sale. Here are five photographs by resident photographer Susan Southall. Labels: Calligraphy Society of Victoria (CSV). Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Leadership and Community Building Spirit @ Work and Life Integration Building a Legacy of Meaning and Purpose. Even Now….Ash Wednesday…Lent 2016. February 10, 2016. February 9, 2016. Even now, says the LORD, return to me with your whole heart, with fasting, and weeping, and mourning; Rend your hearts, not your garments, and return to the LORD, your God. Joel 2:12. As we begin these 40 days of prayer, fasting and almsgiving, what is important to note is what is happening to our heart during this time.

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Note: For more information about SSCS members' publications, subscribe to the Christian Spirituality Studies. Drescher, Elizabeth. Choosing Our Religion: The Spiritual Lives of America's Nones. New York: Oxford University Press. Giselbrecht, Rebecca A. and Ralph Kunz, eds. Sacrality and Materiality: Locating Intersections. Göttingen, Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht. Schwanda, Tom. The Emergence of Evangelical Spirituality: The Age of Edwards, Newton, and Whitefield. New York: Orbis Books. Airhart, Phyllis D.

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The Carmelite Library: June 2015

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Tuesday, 30 June 2015. BOOKS FOR THE SOUL AT THE CARMELITE LIBRARY. An article about the Library published this month in Kairos,. The official journal of the Catholic Archdiocese of Melbourne. Words and photograph by Natasha Marsh. Set inside a glamourous 1918 heritage. Dance hall, the Carmelite Library in. Middle Park has the largest collection. Of Carmelite writings in Australia. With. Something for every reading level, the. Library is home to researchers, students,. Head librarian Philip Harvey about.

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What will be made new? 2nd Sunday of Lent (The Transfiguration) | Ordinary Glimpse

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Leadership and Community Building Spirit @ Work and Life Integration Building a Legacy of Meaning and Purpose. What will be made new? 2nd Sunday of Lent (The Transfiguration). February 24, 2013. What will be made new? From Temptation to Transfiguration. Second Sunday of Lent. What do you seek? Reflection for the 3rd Sunday in Lent →. 2 thoughts on “ What will be made new? 2nd Sunday of Lent (The Transfiguration). Pingback: Touching the Transcendent Walking in the Shadows. February 24, 2013 at 12:49 pm.

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My Son, You Are Here With Me Always | Ordinary Glimpse

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Leadership and Community Building Spirit @ Work and Life Integration Building a Legacy of Meaning and Purpose. My Son, You Are Here With Me Always. March 10, 2013. I have been away giving a day of recollection and writing, so with the time change I found my time cut short, so i share this reflection from Biltrix for this Sunday. This week please continue to pray to the Holy Spirit for guidance for the Cardinals as they enter into Conclave Tuesday. Fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare Sunday) Gospel Reflection.

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language | the forming edge

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Occasional thoughts on religion, textiles, language, and science. September 27, 2015. I’ve been listening to some of the coverage of the Bishop of Rome’s visit to the US and questions about women’s ordination, laity, etc. in the Roman Catholic Church. In both cases (women and laity), speakers cite examples of changes that are occurring, of women being empowered to do certain things, serve in new roles, etc. To unfold. It’s about tolerating the discomfort and impulse to interject, jump back in. This past ...

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October | 2014 | the forming edge

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Occasional thoughts on religion, textiles, language, and science. Surrendering one’s liberty – Ignatius and the Buddha. October 18, 2014. For the past week or so, I’d been anxiously watching my email for information on the next steps (hoping that I’d gotten that far) in my application for a training program in 2015. I knew they had all of my materials so what’s the delay I thought? Every day was a trial as I watched my email, minute by minute or so it seemed. What is personal liberty anyway? Over the nex...

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The Carmelite Library: December 2016

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Monday, 5 December 2016. Richard Rohr : Spirituality and the search for our true Self ANGELA GALLIPOLI. PRESENTATION BY ANGELA GALLIPOLI TO THE SPIRITUAL READING GROUP CARMELITE LIBRARY ON TUESDAY THE 15. OF NOVEMBER, 2016. Some biographical background :. Richard Rohr was born in 1943 in Kansas, mid-west USA ; he is 73 years of age. In 1961, at the age of 18 years, Rohr entered the Franciscans religious Order. In the same year, 1970, he was ordained as a Roman Catholic priest. In 1986 Rohr went on to fou...