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Sojourners: Monastic Letters and Spiritual Teachings from the Desert

Name: Sojourners: Monastic Letters and Spiritual Teachings from the Desert
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Author: Samuel Rubenson
ISBN: 9781735071336

by Samuel Rubenson

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262 pages
Publisher: St Macarius Press
12.7 x 20.4 x 1.5 cm

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For those seeking spiritual guidance and peace.

Sojourners helps you embrace your journey with God.

You’ll find love and strength in your spiritual exile.

Discover the profound teachings of love and faith in "Sojourners," a collection of monastic letters that guide you on your spiritual journey as a pilgrim seeking your eternal home.

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Now a team of 60 – we've been serving the Church since 2004
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The secrets of the journey stipulate certain rules. We should always feel that we are sojourners, pilgrims seeking their eternal homeland. This feeling should not disappear from our heart, mind, or body for a single moment. We should cherish it both inwardly and outwardly, lest we inadvertently forget the state of our exile, an exile in which we feed on the inextinguishable love of God. For fire can be quenched with a little water, but love, if it really burns within one's heart, nothing can quench it; - neither disdain, nor contempt, nor hostility, nor humiliation, nor indifference. If these negative feelings found a place in an enemy's heart and death itself embodied in a hostile person, even this would not quench love!