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Those who aspire to be (or already are) contemplatives in our frenzied world, will find this book to be an immensely affirming experience. It teaches laypeople how to be contemplatives in the middle of their workaday world," says Father Michael Barrett, an Opus Dei priest in Houston. 2) Seeking to recover some of the spiritual vitality of an earlier day, the Puritans deliberately returned to writings of medieval contemplatives for guidance in shaping saints. |
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