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  1. What Makes Us One: Reflections on the poetry of Mary Oliver - Part 1 . When I know that the world around me is both the hiding place and the revelation of God, I can no longer make a distinction between the natural and the supernatural, between the holy and the profane. …Everything

  2. Feb 27, 2019 · Mary Oliver died on the feast of Saint Anthony, the desert monk revered for his insistence that the words of God were ever before him in the nature of all created things. Mary, monkish in her habits of devotion and attention, in the offering up of her own poem-prayers in field and wood, at pond and seashore, lived with the same gentle insistence.

  3. Mary, the New Eve, the fulfilment of Israel, the mother of the Church; Mary, even now playing a cosmic role of bringing Christ to the world; Mary, assumed into heaven, who, with her divine Son, completes and transcends the dreams and desires of every man and woman, every race and nation – including our own. Fr Michael Hall is a parish priest ...

  4. Jan 25, 2019 · In light of the death of Pulitzer-Prize winning poet Mary Oliver, we revisit the essence of her work which re-orients the heart towards a reality pregnant with meaning. Claire Vouk1.25.2019. This past Thursday, January 17, Mary Oliver, Pulitzer-Prize and National Book Award winning poet, passed away in her Florida home at the age of 83.

  5. Apr 26, 2017 · First, her way of regarding the created order can help inform a deeply theological vision of the world. A poem is a kind of dwelling place—intimate and durable—and Oliver constructs poems that invite us to dwell in other habitations more thoughtfully, more honorably, with more integrity and intentionality than we might otherwise.

  6. And the book of Revelation was explicitly designed to provide this kind of insight, claiming several times that God was revealing to John a way of understanding what "must soon take place." We see this in the beginning of the book, in Revelation 1:1, as well as near the end in 22:6. As we read in Revelation 22:6:

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  8. Feb 2, 2019 · America’s most-read contemporary poet by far, Oliver approached the world with open-eyed wonder and delight, writing simply about nature and spirituality. “When it’s over, I want to say: all my life / I was a bride married to amazement,” she wrote in “When Death Comes.”. Although Oliver won a National Book Award and a Pulitzer Prize ...

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