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Reflection on Father Tempier’s life and contributions to the Congregation, and spiritual meditations to commemorate key events in his journey of faith.
Year: 2020
Region / City: Paris
Topic: Religious Vows, Oblate Brothers
Document Type: Religious Meditation
Organization: Oblate Brothers
Author: Father Beaudoin
Target Audience: Religious Clergy, Oblate Brothers
Period of Validity: November 1, 1818 - Present
Date of Approval: November 1, 1818
Date of Changes: Not specified
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The Celebration of the Holy Eucharist Together with the Renewal of Baptismal and Ordination Vows, Monday of Holy Week, April 11, 2022
Year: 2022
Date: April 11, 2022
Time: 11:00 A.M.
Place: St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
City: St. Louis, Missouri
Country: United States
Event: Monday of Holy Week Service
Type of document: Church liturgy service program
Religious tradition: Episcopal Church
Organizing body: The Episcopal Diocese of Missouri
Presider: The Right Reverend Deon K. Johnson, Episcopal Bishop of Missouri
Preacher: The Reverend Susan Candea, E.L.C.A. Bishop of the Central States Synod
Denomination affiliation: The Episcopal Church and Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Main liturgical elements: Holy Eucharist, Renewal of Baptismal Vows, Renewal of Ordination Vows
Scripture readings: 1 Samuel 3:1–10; Psalm 63:1–8; Ephesians 4:11–16; Matthew 9:35–38
Additional components: Welcome message, Land Acknowledgement, Sermon, Hymns, Liturgy of the Word
Audience: Clergy, church members, and worshippers attending the diocesan service
Ten Meditations for Catching and Losing One’s Breath
Author: Jean-Louis Chrétien
Year of Original Publication: 2009
Original Title: Pour reprendre et perdre haleine: dix brèves méditations
Translator: [not specified]
Language: English
Subject: Philosophy, Spirituality, Phenomenology
Type of Document: Book
Publisher: [not specified]
Target Audience: General readers interested in philosophy and spirituality
Period Covered: Contemporary reflections, 2009
References: Augustine, Saint Teresa of Avila, Malebranche, Silesius, Dante, Kierkegaard
Themes: Breath, Way, Temptation, Attention, Recollection, Blessing, Peace, Gentleness, Abandonment, Wound
Cultural Context: European literary, mystical, and philosophical traditions
Selected Passages from Healing After Loss: Daily Meditations (1994)
Year: 1994
Author: Martha W. Hickman
Title of source: Healing After Loss: Daily Meditations
Language: English
Type of source: Book of daily meditations
Form: Extracted passages and quotations
Themes: grief, mourning, faith, healing, nature, reflection
Literary features: short reflective statements and cited quotations
Cited authors: Elisabeth Kübler-Ross; Terry Tempest Williams; George S. Merriam; William Shakespeare; Dietrich Bonhoeffer
Intended audience: people experiencing grief or loss
Subject focus: emotional and spiritual reflections on bereavement and recovery
Qigong Meditations Practice Journal: Twelve-Week Training Logs
Year: Not specified
Region / City: Not specified
Subject: Qigong practice and meditation
Document Type: Practice journal
Institution / Organization: Long White Cloud Qigong
Author: John Munro
Intended Audience: Qigong students and practitioners
Duration: Twelve weeks
Session Frequency: Five times per week recommended
Content Focus: Mindfulness, body awareness, energy cultivation, and qigong techniques
Notes: Includes weekly logs, observation sections, and summary notes for each week
Prayers and Meditations by Bahá’u’lláh
Year: 1919
Region: Haifa, Palestine
Subject: Religious prayers and meditations
Document type: Book
Author: Bahá’u’lláh
Translator: Shoghi Effendi
Language style: Classical English
Number of prayers: 137
Period covered: Various periods of Bahá’u’lláh’s life
Format: Text compilation of prayers
Topics: 1818 Vows Meditations