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The last of the woman at the well artworks, from my homily a couple of weeks ago…

beautiful words from the mystic and canon, Hugh of St. Victor. Translated by Sister Penelope Lawson in The Divine Love.

It's another #ModernReadsMonday ...when I read on my iPad (which thankfully doesn’t happen too often), I have to make these fun little graphics on Canva to share books with you 😂

Tomorrow, March 25th, is Tolkien Reading Day! The organizers chose this day because in the LOTR books, the Middle Earth equivalent of March 25th was the day that the Ring of Power was destroyed.

I had so much fun in this episode with @kaitlynschiess talking about one of my all-time favorites, Madeleine L'Engle! I was so excited when she chose A Wrinkle in Time to focus on in this series, A Book that Changed Me. We could have talked much longer about the marvelous young adult novel, A Wrinkle in Time. And Kaitlyn is a delightful person! Listen on the podcasting platform of your choice, including Apple and Spotify.

It’s #ModernReadsMonday and today is just plain fun. I blazed through Claudia Gray’s The Murder of Mr Wickham because I was craving a light, quick read to balance out some heavier things I’m currently working on. I love having a blend of dense and easy books. I have a theory that flying through lighter books helps me to not get bogged down in the more massive tomes!

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