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Singing for the Kingdom
The Last of the Homilies
Av Matthew Kelty OCSO, William O. Paulsell
Häftad, 2008
296 kr
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For almost half a century Trappist monk Matthew Kelty has delivered homilies to monks and retreatants in his unique style. Visitors at his monastery have been inspired, and challenged by his talks, given after Compline each evening, and monks have come to love and appreciate his preaching skills at …
Gethsemani Homilies
Revised and Enlarged Edition
Av Matthew Kelty OCSO, William O. Paulsell
Häftad, 2010
374 kr
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Matthew Kelty, a native of Boston, has been a monk of Gethsemani since 1960. Before that he served as an active priest in the Society of the Divine Word, both in the States, and in Papua New Guinea. His previous books include Flute Solo (Sheed, Andrews & McMeel), Sermons in the Monastery, Call of …
Call of Wild Geese
More Sermons in a Monastery
Av Matthew Kelty OCSO, William O. Paulsell
Häftad, 1999
325 kr
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The brief, unforgettable homilies in this second collection of monastic homilies speak of the human realities and are no less applicable to persons in the parish than they are to monks. A profound devotion to Christ underlies them al. Some are startling; all are challenging and marked by …
Gethsemani Homilies
Revised and Enlarged Edition
Av Matthew Kelty, William O. Paulsell
E-bok, 2010
428 kr
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Matthew Kelty, a native of Boston, has been a monk of Gethsemani since 1960. Before that he served as an active priest in the Society of the Divine Word, both in the States, and in Papua New Guinea. His previous books include Flute Solo (Sheed, Andrews & McMeel), Sermons in the Monastery, Call of …
Sermons In A Monastery
Chapter Talks
Av Matthew Kelty OCSO, William O. Paulsell
Häftad, 1983
335 kr
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In these homilies Matthew Kelty speaks to his brothers in community, challenging them 'to remove from their Vision what is false and fraudulent, artificial and contrived'. This is the task not only of monks but of all Christians seeking God.
