Christ within Me - Prayers and Meditations from the Anglo-Saxon TraditionFrom the rich tradition of the Anglo Saxon Church of the sixth, seventh, and eighth centuries, Benedicta Ward has selected prayers and passages for meditation from both Latin and Anglo Saxon sources. The mixture of Latin and Celtic Christian cultures, distilled and appropriated by the Germanic Anglo Saxons, produced a distinctive English spiritual tradition which embraced kings and princesses, abbesses and monks, cowherds and poets, soldiers and

the true source of all conflicts between men and women

in accordance with the Divinely revealed teaching of Orthodoxy

and praise

It is beautiful because the author is introducing the reader to the Beautiful One

In correlating the Twelve Steps with basic Orthodox theology

In travelling

Petersburg Theological Academy

Small and easy to hold

In a time when the futility of the never-ending pursuit of material gain is being recognised more widely this work is more relevant then ever

the monks and nuns of fourth-century Egypt show us that the spirituality of the desert is for everyone

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and to Roman Catholics