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Pan en el desierto (1953)

por Thomas Merton

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An exposition of the doctrines of St John of the Cross, the 16th century Spanish mystic, this volume provides interpretations of and insights into the Psalms, for those who view the Psalms as spiritual and those who regard them primarily as literature.
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If you love the psalms this book will bring you to even greater depths of prayer and appreciation of the psalter.Thomas Merton explains how we enter into contemplation through praying the psalms
  StFrancisofAssisi | Jun 13, 2019 |
Who better then Thomas Merton, a poet and a monk, to share his feelings on the most significant and influential collection of religious poems ever written? In this book Merton teaches us that the Psalms not only sum up the teachings of the Old Testament, but they can serve as actual nourishment for those whose vocation is the life of prayer. This book offers inspiration on the Psalms and shows us how they can lead us become closer to God.

I highly recommend this book to all. And especially to those who seek to come closer to God daily in their contemplative life. Thomas Merton was Father Louis of the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance and lived daily with the Psalms. ( )
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he Psalms, which Thomas Merton called "one of the most valid forms of prayer for men of all time," are the most significant and influential collection of religious poems ever written, summing up the theology of the Old Testament and serving as daily nourishment for the devout. Bread in the Wilderness sets forth Merton's belief that "the Psalms acquire, for those who know how to enter into them, a surprising depth, a marvelous and inexhaustible actuality. They are bread, miraculously provided by Christ, to feed those who have followed Him into the wilderness." Merton's goal in this moving book is to help the reader enter into the Psalms: "The secret is placed in the hands of each Christian. It only needs to be discovered and fulfilled in our own lives."
  stmarysmelrose | Jun 23, 2007 |
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