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monografia Rebiun37895532 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun37895532 m o d cr ||||||||||| 991026s2000 cau ob 001 0 eng d 99056027 1392124457 0060628723 pbk.) 9780060628727 pbk.) INARC eng INARC OCLCO OCLCL OCLCQ 248.4 21 Spiritual classics selected readings for individuals and groups on the twelve spiritual disciplines edited by Richard J. Foster & Emilie Griffin 1st ed San Francisco HarperSanFrancisco 2000 San Francisco San Francisco HarperSanFrancisco 1 online resource (xv, 377 pages) 1 online resource (xv, 377 pages) Text txt rdacontent unmediated n rdamedia volume nc rdacarrier "A Renovaré resource for spiritual renewal." Includes bibliographical references and indexes 1. Meditation -- 2. Prayer -- 3. Fasting -- 4. Study -- 5 Simplicity -- 6. Solitude -- 7. Submission -- 8. Service -- 9. Confession -- 10. Worship -- 11. Guidance -- 12. Celebration Introduction -- Meditation: A godly meditation Thomas More. Meditation ; How to meditate ; Contemplation : the prayer of loving attention ; How to contemplate Joyce Huggett. The gift of contemplation Thomas Merton. The soul describes the seven stages Marguerite Porete. -- Prayer: Is praying difficult? Superabundance of the heart André Louf. Experiments in prayer Agnes Sanford. Starting to pray ; How and why short prayer pierces heaven Author of The cloud of unknowning. Concerning the Our Father Simone Weil. -- Fasting: A fasting on criticalness Catherine Marshall. Fasting, a source of trial John Henry Newman. Cleansing of the heart Augustine of Hippo. Prayer and fasting, public or private? William Law. -- Study: The cause of spiritual stupidity George MacDonald. The secret of leadership Lilias Trotter. Three New Testament serendipities J.B. Phillips. Is there not a shorter way? Phoebe Palmer. -- Simplicity: The blessedness of possessing nothing A.W. Tozer. Do not be anxious about your life Martin Luther. The Lord opened unto me George Fox. All for nothing, nothing for all Clare of Assisi. -- Solitude: The silent beach, the bowl of stars Anne Morrow Lindbergh. Solitude and silence Thomas à Kempis. The meaning of silence John Main. The power of listening, the power of silence Paul Tournier. -- Submission: In my great task-master's eye John Milton. The shepherd in search of lost obedience Thomas R. Kelly. Wait and wait again Richard of St. Victor. God's instrument Alan Paton. -- Service: Give all for all Hadewijch of Antwerp. When our work becomes a spiritual work working in the world Meister Eckhart. Hospitality to the poor Dorothy Day. God of my daily routine Karl Rahner. -- Confession: Letter to Christian laypeople Hildegard of Bingen. Sinfulness in society Dorothy L. Sayers. Why do men stupefy themselves? Leo Tolstoy. Reconcile your past Adolfo Quezada. -- Workship: We are called to workship Evelyn Underhill. O for a thousand tongues to sing Charles Wesley. God's grandeur ; Pied beauty Gerard Manley Hopkins. The glory of God ; The chief end of prayer Andrew Murray. -- Guidance: On love and non-violence Martin Luther King Jr.. Christ guides us to seeing John Ruusbroec. Rules for the discernment of spirits Ignatius Loyola. Enjoying the floods and other disasters G.K. Chesterton. -- Celebration: A Christmas carol Christina Rossetti. Sarah's laughter Frederick Buechner. At the wedding of Odette Bacot and Jean Teilhard d'Eyry (14 June 1928) Pierre Teilhard de Chardin. Religious joy ; Christ, a quickening spirit John Henry Newman. -- Readings for the fifth week: The firstfruits of the spirit John Wesley. Comparatively small faults and virtues Hannah More. What it means to be a creature Frederick William Faber. The traffic of the temple Amy Carmichael Spiritual life- Christianity Devotional calendars Vie spirituelle- Christianisme Almanachs spirituels devotional calendars. Devotional calendars. Spiritual life- Christianity. Devotional calendars. Foster, Richard J. Griffin, Emilie