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Tuesday, 7 October 2008

Reading Index

Authors and Posts


Father Christmas - The Monks of Tibhirine
Two Biographies and and Autobiography - John Henry Newman
A New Book for Me - Vincent McNabb OP
In The Name of You - Carol Ann Duffy
Bookish Smells - General
The Happiness Project - Gretchen Rubin
The Long Loneliness - Dorothy Day
Two Poems - Joyce Weldom Searle, Jean M. Watt
Conjectures of a Guilty Bystander - Thomas Merton
Word as Linguist - Edwin Thumboo
The Collar - George Herbert
An excellent reading from Job - Job
My Voice - Partaw Naderi
Do it again! - Timothy Radcliffe OP
France's Naughty Nun Recalls Her Flapper Past - Soeur Emmanuelle
Today I met a man I haven't seen for ten years - CS Lewis
Rule for 1936 - Dorothy Day
The Lady and the Generals - Fergal Keane
Dissed by McCabe - Herbert McCabe OP
To Eberhard Bethge - Dietrich Bonhoeffer
The Duty of Delight - Dorothy Day
A turn for the girly..(perhaps the worst) - Tina Beattie
Dreamer - Patrick Kavanagh
Between Two - A Beginning and End
The Signs of Jonas - Thomas Merton

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