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Description: ISBN 0452286409 / Author: Kristin Ohlson / Genre: Religion / Spirituality / At age six, Ohlson wanted to be a nun, but later wandered ... more Newest Review: ... her because they are too busy. There is also a somewhat disturbing description of her interview with one nun cheerfully ... more |
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Stalking the Divine: Contemplating Faith with the Poor Clares by
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by dakota196 - written on 28/06/06 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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This seemed pertinent, with the popularity of 'The Convent' on BBC at the moment, which also features the 'poor clares.' Kristin Ohlson stumbled into a Catholic church in downtown Cleveland after seeing an advert in a local paper. This book is the result of her experiences after that point. The author was brought up catholic but hadn't attended church for some time. On this particular occasion she noticed that at the back of the church, behind a carved wooden screen, were a group of nuns - the 'Poor Clares of perpetual adoration'. She becomes interested in them, as a journalist by trade, and sets out to find out about them and their anachronistic ...
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