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A report on the Anglican Religious Communities Conference from Sharon Roberts and Caroline Newton’s reflections on the Richard Rohr Conference Trinity Soul of Creation.
Wendover Still Waters – Mystery
We were gently led, with times of deep stillness, through the four steps of WISE, to explore the meaning of ‘mystery’…
Church Times Article – “The greening grace of a garden”
“It is 25 years since the Quiet Garden
Movement was conceived. Its founder, Philip
Roderick, considers their spiritual importance at
Eastertide.”
The Essence is energy and is creative
We Christians call it “Father”
The Essence is expressed and evolving as the world
We Christians call it “Christ”
The Essence is at home in our deepest Us, shining
and yearning
We Christians call it “Holy Spirit”.
CF Post 20: “God is the great
whole, the great integrator, who brings
perfection in the sense of integrating all
of what we call good and bad into one
seamless whole.”
Wisdom on the Way – Understanding the Revelations of Julian of Norwich in the 21st Century
Helen Fitch-Hunter writes:
Hope is much-needed in our current times. Sr Pamela of All Hallows Convent was able to bring a little of that to Contemplative Fire Companions and guests gathered for Wisdom on The Way on March 11th at Boxmoor Trust.
Even those who knew something of the incredible person who was Julian of Norwich – the first woman to write a book in the English language – made fresh discoveries of her history in person and in her writing…