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Exploring the essence of Franciscan spirituality, this book intertwines personal reflections from Murray Bodo and Susan Saint Sing with St. Francis's canticle. Their experiences of healing, prayer, and the sacredness of creation illuminate the profound connection to God and the natural world. Through their meditative insights, readers are invited to reflect on their own spiritual journeys and the enduring vision of Francis and Clare. This work serves as a guide to understanding the transformative power of prayer and the beauty found in sacred places.

Set against the backdrop of the newly opened Med Port in Tangier, Morocco, this novel intertwines historical intrigue with contemporary issues. Two aging Cold War spies, once adversaries, unite to thwart a potential crisis that could undermine U.S. interests and empower China in global markets. The narrative weaves through significant historical events and figures, from John Paul Jones to WWII, creating a rich tapestry of suspense, political maneuvering, and cultural depth within the vibrant setting of the Mediterranean.

Exploring the 2008 Harvard Varsity Crew Team, this book delves into the university's rich legacy of elite rowers. It highlights the team's rigorous training, the challenges they faced, and their pursuit of excellence in a sport steeped in tradition. Through personal stories and historical context, readers gain insight into the camaraderie and dedication that define Harvard's rowing culture.

The San Damiano Cross serves as a profound symbol for personal reflection and spiritual transformation in this meditation guide. Susan Saint Sing shares her experiences in Assisi, where Francis of Assisi found inspiration to "rebuild" the Church. Through her narrative, readers explore Francis's journey of spiritual and physical change, initiated at the humble San Damiano church, which ultimately sparked a larger movement for renewal within the Church. This resource offers insights into deepening one's faith through contemplation and connection to Francis's legacy.