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Tag Archives: Desert Fathers
Desert Angels of Dunmovin
Bleak, stripped, burned-out shells of rock-walled buildings present skeletal remains of the desert ghost town of Dunmovin, California, on the west side of Highway 395, between Little Lake and Olancha, in the shadows of Mountain Whitney and the Sierra Nevada. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bedouin, Charles Manson, Desert Fathers, Dunmovin, Highway 395, Les Cooper, LIttle Lake, No More Deaths, Olancha, Patriarch Abraham, Quran, Ridgecrest, Ruth Cooper, Scott Daniel Warren, Stagecoach, Steve Lupardo
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On The Road: Part III
“The Desert Fathers believed that the wilderness had been created supremely valuable in the eyes of God precisely because it had no value to men. The wasteland was the land that could never be wasted by men because it offered … Continue reading
Temptations in the Desert
“….the lone and barren sands stretch far away.” Ozymandias, Percy Shelly. “Like a roaring lion your adversary the devil prowls around, looking for someone to devour.” I Peter 5:8 (NRSV Bible) The hot, dry desert breeze flows through open windows … Continue reading
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Tagged Desert Fathers, desert spirituality, Henri Nouwen, Lent, Robert De Nero, temptation, True Confessions, True Self
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