Crooked Vows (2016)
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He feels relaxed without needing to work on relaxation. This routine is coming more easily to him. With a nod from Macpherson he finds his page: December 4, the Feast of Saint Peter Chrysologus, Archbishop of Ravenna, A.D. 450. He launches into the story.
Saint Peter was a native of Imola, anciently called Forum Cornelii, a town in the ecclesiastical state, near Ravenna. He was taught the sacred sciences, and ordained deacon, by Cornelius, bishop of that city, of whom he always speaks with v...eneration, and the utmost gratitude. He calls him his father, and tells us, that in his whole conduct all virtues shone forth, and that by the bright lustre of his actions he was known to the whole world.
Under his prudent direction our saint was formed to perfect virtue from his youth by the exercises of an interior life, and understood that to command his passions and govern himself was true greatness, and the only means to learning to put on the spirit of Christ.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He feels relaxed without needing to work on relaxation. This routine is coming more easily to him. With a nod from Macpherson he finds his page: December 4, the Feast of Saint Peter Chrysologus, Archbishop of Ravenna, A.D. 450. He launches into the story.
Saint Peter was a native of Imola, anciently called Forum Cornelii, a town in the ecclesiastical state, near Ravenna. He was taught the sacred sciences, and ordained deacon, by Cornelius, bishop of that city, of whom he always speaks with v...eneration, and the utmost gratitude. He calls him his father, and tells us, that in his whole conduct all virtues shone forth, and that by the bright lustre of his actions he was known to the whole world.
Under his prudent direction our saint was formed to perfect virtue from his youth by the exercises of an interior life, and understood that to command his passions and govern himself was true greatness, and the only means to learning to put on the spirit of Christ.
What to read after Crooked Vows?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Y Watt to read onlineMoreLess
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