Conclave (2016)
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O’Malley made an exaggerated tick on his clipboard and declared that all 117 cardinals were now safely gathered in.
Relieved and moved, Lomeli bowed his head and closed his eyes. The seven officials of the Conclave immediately followed suit. ‘Heavenly Father,’ he said, ‘Maker of heaven and earth, You have chosen us to be Your people. Help us to give You glory in everything we do. Bless this Conclave and guide it in wisdom, bring us, Your servants, together, and help us to meet one another in lov...e and joy. Father, we praise Your name now and forever. Amen.’ ‘Amen.’ He turned towards the Casa Santa Marta. Now that all the shutters were locked, not a gleam of light escaped the upper floors. In the darkness it had become a bunker. Only the entrance was illuminated. Behind the thick bulletproof glass, priests and security men moved silently in the yellowish glow like creatures in an aquarium.
Lomeli was almost at the door when someone touched his arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O’Malley made an exaggerated tick on his clipboard and declared that all 117 cardinals were now safely gathered in.
Relieved and moved, Lomeli bowed his head and closed his eyes. The seven officials of the Conclave immediately followed suit. ‘Heavenly Father,’ he said, ‘Maker of heaven and earth, You have chosen us to be Your people. Help us to give You glory in everything we do. Bless this Conclave and guide it in wisdom, bring us, Your servants, together, and help us to meet one another in lov...e and joy. Father, we praise Your name now and forever. Amen.’ ‘Amen.’ He turned towards the Casa Santa Marta. Now that all the shutters were locked, not a gleam of light escaped the upper floors. In the darkness it had become a bunker. Only the entrance was illuminated. Behind the thick bulletproof glass, priests and security men moved silently in the yellowish glow like creatures in an aquarium.
Lomeli was almost at the door when someone touched his arm.
What to read after Conclave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Robert A. to read onlineMoreLess
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