We are so full of joy to offer you this Lenten meditation, inspired by the Saturday afternoon portion of the 2019 Fraternity Exercises of Communion and Liberation and by the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd. We hope this recording can serve as a mobile retreat. Covering the three Lenten disciplines of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, this talk draws from Scripture, the liturgical rites, and Church documents. Feel free to listen to short segments, in stages. The meditation lends itself to multiple listens, too! 
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The Victory that Conquers the World

Pray along with this recording of Sunday Morning Prayer from the small red Book of Hours, published in English by Cooperativa Editoriale Nuovo Mondo 2009. Editors A. Murphy, B. Gagliotti, C. Vath
Nihil obstat Revd John P. Dewis
Imprimatur Rt Revd Maurice Couve de Murville

The texts introducing the Liturgy of the Hours are by Luigi Giussani. All the images are from an Armenian Gospel book that was produced in 904 of the Armenian era (1455 CE) at the monastery of Gamałiēl in Xizan by the scribe Yohannēs Vardapet, son of Vardan and Dilšat, and was illuminated by the priest Xačʿatur. Images are in the public domain.

Saturday Morning Prayer

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Suzanne provides adult formation courses in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd; belongs to the Fraternity of Communion and Liberation; founded and coordinates Revolution of Tenderness, the 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation that organizes the annual Festival of Friendship, publishes Mandylion Books, produces Convivium Journal and the annual Convivium Literary Conference, and administers the Convivium School. She has Masters Degrees in Social Services and in Fine Arts.

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