The Waking Tagged "Liturgical Calendar" Page 2

Photographs of Memories

December 28, 2012

Liturgical Calendar

The Beautiful Page of God

December 18, 2012

Author - April Vinding contemplative living Liturgical Calendar

The Dao of Jesus

October 24, 2012

contemplative living Liturgical Calendar Prayers The Art-Making Life The Writing Life

Prayers for Artists

December 14, 2011

contemplative living Liturgical Calendar The Reading Life The Writing Life

Radical Presence: Teaching as a Contemplative Practice

August 17, 2011

Liturgical Calendar The Reading Life

A Quest For Faith

March 20, 2011

contemplative living Liturgical Calendar Stefani Rossi

Anticipation

December 06, 2010

Liturgical Calendar The Reading Life The Writing Life

Inspiring Christmas Gifts for Writers and Readers

November 29, 2010

contemplative living Liturgical Calendar Social Justice

Advent Reflections: Vigilance (Week 4)

December 20, 2009

contemplative living Liturgical Calendar Poetry

Advent Reflections: Surprise (Week 3)

December 12, 2009

contemplative living Liturgical Calendar

Advent Reflections: Silence (Week 2)

December 07, 2009

contemplative living Liturgical Calendar

Advent Reflections: Validation (Week 1)

December 01, 2009

contemplative living Hospitality Liturgical Calendar

Advent Reflections: Welcome (Week 0)

November 28, 2009

Liturgical Calendar The Reading Life

A Parenting Book Worth Reading (really)

May 19, 2009

Hospitality Liturgical Calendar Stefani Rossi The Art-Making Life

On Creativity and Starting Over: Debris

March 20, 2009

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