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On My Bookshelf: Close to the Heart

Posted on 5 July 2014 by catholicsensibility

Margaret Silf, the English author and spiritual director, has a loyal following among those steeped in Ignatian spirituality. And no surprise: she is in demand as a retreat director and workshop speaker. From what I’ve read of her prose, I’ve … Continue reading →

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