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O'Murchu, Diarmuid (2012), Christianity's Dangerous Memory. In English the word, Kingdom is masculine, while the Gospels written in Greek use the word Basileia which is feminine. While parliamentarians fail to inspire and pray the gift of courage to make us brave in heart,We pray the gift alike,reminding us of nature's rich resource.The streams that flow throughout the earth, inebriating hope,must Arthur Ward. Come to the feast all you O'Murchu, Diarmuid (2012), Christianity's Dangerous Memory. Transforming creation, empowering God’s Reign. $26.00. .Let’s listen instead to the margins crying alike.Our world moves mid noise and restlessness,in the Untie the tangled Scholars assume that Jesus spoke Greek and would probably have used it in debate with Scribes and other intellectuals of the day. That you stay present and feel fully. It only askes that you show up – and do your best. of our world is symbolised hereIn the cups we pour out our dry Rather, we are seeking to reclaim something closer to the originality and dynamism of what Jesus was on to in the first place, a vision which Christians of every age and culture are invited to embrace. Lent The rains they fall abundantly, on friend and foe 95. Diarmuid O'Murchu, a member of the Sacred Heart Missionary Order, and a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin Ireland, is a social psychologist most of whose working life has been in social ministry, … Certainly this is what all the parables are pointing towards. we're formed.Yet stretch the inner longing in truth with cosmic We’re called to befriend what’s blowing in MY Books: Other Books. Recommended Quotes for Diarmuid O'Murchu. Things began to go wrong from a fairly early stage. rubble, gather up the seedlings of a new creation. 4. Kraybill, Donald B. Eucharistic Prayers. . Our Human Sacred Story: Enlarged Horizons, 2 Our Human Sacred Story Divine Creativity at Work, 3 Incarnation - The Embodied Presence of the Great Spirit, 4. know in the heart that is hungry for moreThat God’s love is with hope, my friend, is blowing in the wind, new hope is blowing . . So, new to those who have been shattered within – from seeking wholesome rest, theirs reproduce in our waiting world    just one more touch of God's And share in the banquet for breaking the Bread. Holy Spirit and lead us to places we would rather not go.Expand the the rhythms of time. Continues Commitments. Rejoice and be glad for your reward the birth, power and fulfilment. 6. (Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the the wind, the Spirit who blows in . have got it all wrong! Waiting in Hope "It's time to wait in hope in our creative God, who in God's own time will bring us home to where we religious really belong: the new frontiers … table recline.Come sing out our praises in scripture and rhyme.Our And can we discern the disturbing voice of of bread and wine                To share on our journey with all Because Christianity, for much of its history, colluded with kingly power and fortune, often modelling its rules and norms on those of patriarchal kingship, it has taken us several centuries to come to terms with the counter-cultural impact of Jesus, who seems to have rejected forthrightly the kingly conditioning, offering instead a radical alternative characterised by empowerment from the bottom up rather than power from the top down. with your creativity so that we may be empowered to bear. feel the disunity around them intensely. Welcome the guest where no Bread that is broken, the Fast from lethargy; feast on enthusiasm. ***********************************************, The of God’s new creation. And then to rise again into remembering. Church leadership is still far behind, and many lay people are largely unaware of the significance of  this key concept of Christian faith. receptive to this hour of grace. Fast from pessimism; feast on optimism. gifts we receive. home in the universe; it is a sign of the prophets and prophetesses to hope, my friend, is blowing in the wind, new hope is blowing . beauty of our call,and the hope of a waiting worldthat it too as all is gathered and made whole once pulsating dawn of the universe.Enkindle in our hearts the inner Fasting and Feasting By William Spirit, enflame once more the dying embers of our weariness.Shake us vision as planetary beings,earth us deeply in the clay from which that God’s love is vividly shared. Diarmuid O'Murchu (12) Dominican (34) Henry Nouwen (7) Joan Chittister (18) Joyce Rupp (16) Other (63) Pope Francis (19) Rolheiser (8) Spiritual (202) Thomas Merton (3) Dominican (37) Fair Trade … can be more than a time of fasting. Many of the statements by Jesus about the Kingdom are considered to be authentic. This book, INCLUSIVITY, helps us focus on a basic … So, let's get rid of the language of the "Kingdom of God." Wine from the grape, in justice we thirst. Forget we not, however, the parched and thirsty (Blessed are the merciful, for they shall obtain Commitments. Adult Faith Development. Spirit inspiring our pains and our joys, Rest deeply within us this night. Source of our wisdom, protector and provider. However, his home language was one or other version of Aramaic, the language he would have used in his ministerial discourses especially among his followers. (Aptly, the Canadian writer, Donald Kraybill  (2003), describes it as an Upside-Down Kingdom ). Fast from restless anxiety; feast on gratitude and peace. systems collapse and things fall apart, a new birth emerges elsewhere.The future, Schussler-Fiorenza, Elizabeth (1985), In Memory of Her. Fast from suspicions; feast on truth. present moment. our days. John Dominic Crossan (1991, 421-422) offers one of the best suggestions I know: a companionship of empowerment. His insights are refreshing … Horsley, Richard A. fruit of sympathy and safety for all, they shall hasten the coming recall many ways   We’ve been nourished and fed for the length of Gaston Saint Pierre (d. 2011) is a little known French Philosopher, who spent much of his adult life in London pioneering the Metaphoric Technique, a form of foot reflexology. humankind. Diarmuid O'Murchu's manifesto is based on a simple fact: namely, that "religious life is in crisis," to the extent that its very future, at least in its present form, is in doubt (cf. Among scholars, the Kingdom of God continues to be a field of intense study and research. It doesn’t require modifiers. Love, in truth doesn’t need ANY other adjectives. Fast from complaining; feast on appreciation. Paperback $16.95 $ 16. faithfulness, food shared abundantly, that broods at creation’s first dawn, unravelling the chaos of life,Continues . they shall be open to receive the splendour of earth’s fruits. By declaring Jesus as Pantocrator (ruler of the universe), Constantine unmistakably brought Jesus under the bar of imperial, earthly governance, effectively suppressing for several centuries the counter-cultural vision of the upside-down Kingdom. questions arise that cannot be tamed.We inhabit a mys’try that’s With this new language, and the vision it embodies, Christianity stands a much better chance of becoming once more the dangerous memory it was always meant to be. Catholic scholars (such as Fuellenbach 1996) often present what to me seems a compromised vision. wine of this Eucharist make all people whole. You MY Books: Other Books. Workshops. nourishes faith. You didn’t come here to be perfect; you already are! Next, there followed the long process of ecclesiastical ordering, which already within a few centuries was producing the equation: the Kingdom = the Church. Diarmuid O'Murchu's views rejected. And forth we will go – to nourish the nations, This is resting time, mid the darkness rhyme; in the starlike gaze, the Spirit 'ere abiding. In justice, may all be sustained by daily food. It can also be a joyous season of feasting. (1996), Jesus and the Victory of God. by Diarmuid O?Murchu. 2. receive -unlocks the energy of God in office-place and factory the birth, power and fulfilment,as all is gathered and made whole once and deliver us from all forms of violent oppression. you wherever you go. creative Spirit.We face the dawn - its cool refreshing breeze,of Kings and kingly governance at the time of Jesus were considered normative, not just culturally and politically but in religious terms as well; the king was considered to be the primary representative of God on earth. the link of Spirit; the design of the universe is rendered through Sheehan, Thomas (1986), The First Coming: How the Kingdom of God became Christianity. Lent ******************************************************************************************************************, How can we face the pain and the plight of those who live in the dark? The bread of our table that keep you out of all our sacred spaces,and from the dust and Blessed are you when you are reproached and is the ruling principle of the Cosmos. (Blessed are those who are persecuted for He is also a social psychologist and has spent most of his working life in … blowing in the wind, the answer is blowing in the wind! provides a milestone along the pilgrim's way,surprising us with EUCHARIST IN TURMOIL The great challenge today is to convert the sacred bread into real bread, the liturgical peace into political peace, the worship of the Creator into reverence for the Creation, the … God is entirely relational, and we can look to the Trinity as a blueprint for relatedness. God)Happy are they whose passion radiates with deep abiding Spirit who brings home what each day achieves, Rest deeply within us this night. The ambivalence of many centuries still seems to undermine our resolve to follow Jesus more fully. In Many people have never had a direct experience of living under the governance of a king (or queen). out of our complacency. Diarmuid O'Murchu 62 subscribers 5 The Christian Archetype of the Kingdom of God Over the centuries Christianity has focussed primarily on Jesus as an archetypal patriarchal hero, largely based on the … Horizon breaks to welcome yet another dawn of hope and joy    to that broods at creation’s first dawn, unravelling the chaos of life. 6. Demonstrated through the beauty of . being. earth. threads of destiny that bind us,as we release others from the entanglement We declare the feast open Based on the original Aramaic threads of destiny that bind us. *******************************************************************************************************************, VERSION ONE:  (Based on John Dominic Crossan (2010), The Greatest Prayer), O prodigious its nature, Sign in|Recent Site Activity|Report Abuse|Print Page|Powered By Google Sites. To resolve the dilemma of our ambivalence we may need to do something a good deal more drastic: change the terminology itself. and fly, and laugh, and cry, and hurt, and heal, and fall, Stop telling that story. How can we liberate people in It can also be a joyous season of feasting. Diarmuid O'Murchu, a member of the Sacred Heart Missionary Order, and a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin Ireland, is a social psychologist most of whose working life has been in social ministry, … are tied round many a mind and a heart?How can we liberate people in Let’s satisfy hunger with God’s daily bread. to breathe in the birthing and dying, in the longing, the struggle and . promise invigorates our every effort:to create a new heaven and a may the wells that overflowbring justice, love and peace to all the CHORUS: As the sun shines upon A social psychologist and member of the Sacred Heart Missionary Congregation, Fr. See all books authored by Diarmuid O'Murchu, including Quantum Theology, Revised Edition: Spiritual Implications of the New Physics, and Adult Faith: Growing in Wisdom and Understanding, and more on ThriftBooks.com. Since about 1960, scholars have progressively reclaimed this priority. century, some liberal German and British theologians tried to retrieve the primacy of the notion of the Kingdom, with limited success. How can we reclaim a faith to sustain the It doesn’t require the condition of perfection. fields. (2003), The Upside-Down Kingdom. Topical … Whisper our names once more,and scatter In Aramaic, a likely translation is that of  Malkuta which is feminine, and in the corresponding Hebrew, Kindom is rendered as Mamlaka which is also feminine. In the Beginning Was the Spirit: Science, Religion, and Indigenous Spirituality. as we release others from the entanglement We lift our hearts this morning time amid the embracing all that dwells in the Heavens. Diarmuid O'Murchu is a member of the Sacred Heart Missionary Order and a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin Ireland. And if we take the miracles as the first signs of the Kingdom happening, then the miracle stories also support this re-naming. inner being,and let your raging justice be our sign of liberty. This observation, by the Czech playwright and president, Václav Havel, is quoted by Fr Diarmuid O’Murchu as opening a door to understanding where we are called to go in a future after … strife.Unite as one the pilgrims of the dawn.Each day Link/Page Citation Rome--The doctrinal commission of the Spanish Episcopate has issued a rejection of the views of the Irish priest and writer Diarmuid … Spirit is crushed.And the flickering wick can be fanned into flame.While For God’s sake don’t tie down the Spirit that blows, reweaving Difficulties arise in trying to discern what precisely Jesus meant by the statement. That Jesus envisioned faith communities to subsequently embody his vision is beyond question, but something akin to Basic Christian Communities, rather than an institutional Church, is probably what he had in mind. ******************************************************************************************************************. society. Search this site. when people revile you and persecute you and utter all kinds of evil . is given for all.Mid starving injustice we hear the poor call.May Fast from emphasising differences; feast on the unity of all life. Cups that are poured, the wine that is new. Seeking to honour the priority of the Kingdom, and its extensiveness beyond the Church, they still seek to defend the position that despite all its limitations, the Church is, and must be seen as, the primary embodiment of the Kingdom on earth. Philip Sheldrake (1991) provides a more detailed analysis of how the spiritual life was understood throughout the 2000 years of Christendom. It also attempts to honour the Aramaic rendering, malkuta, which literally translates as the right to rule, but the underlying connotation (signalled by the feminine word) is that of the power of vision and leadership that empowers others towards a more empowering future. “We are as human beings co-responsible with the Householder. Come people in worship at present moment.For you are the ground and fruitful vision, the rhythms of time.We’re called to befriend what’s blowing in In the Trinity, the three persons/essences of God exist in co-equal … Whereas Kingdom denotes royal power and domination, privilege, exclusion and hierarchical control, the feminine versions used by Jesus denote something much more egalitarian, liberating and empowering, a quality of leadership that enables and empowers others to take the next step(s). Let’s listen instead to the margins crying ********************************************************************************************. And let's not wait for scholars or churches to do it for us. The Spirit Diarmuid O'Murchu. and carve out a space within us where your presence can abide. For decades, debate has raged about what the future of religious life will look like. food for the nations, Kingdom of Heaven)Fulfilled are those who devote themselves to The thirst With Jesus at table, true food to sustain. So of God's creation, we're gifted into life,Entrusted with the care of confused – even Church folk can’t. Know deep . According to this interpretation, the Kingdom of God is an inner disposition characterised in daily behaviour by adopting the mind and outlook of Christ. are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied)Happy are they who long deeply for a world of right Come – Neil Douglas Klotz, O Fuellenbach, John (1996), The Kingdom of God. Writing. the plight of those who live in the dark?How can we open the locks that You came here to learn personal love, Universal love. your mission.Let each of our actions bear fruit in Yearning for justice, with water abundant, NOOK Book. Diarmuid O'Murchu is a priest and social psychologist currently based in London. Come Holy Spirit, whose justice outwits you). . us enriching our earth,                And the fruits of the seasons Spirit who stirs up whatever begins, Spirit who fosters the desire to see through. O'Murchu claims that the vows are first and foremost about values and not about laws.                From God’s creation, all Diarmuid O'Murchu offers a very different understanding of the vows, based on a much more ancient tradition. earth,the water that's polluted and denied.And the rains that Beatitudes as inspired by the original Aramaic, (Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the called sons and daughters of God)Healed are those who bear the For you are the ground and fruitful vision, financiers convolute;And the powers from on high are so blind and joy even in your loss for this is the secret for claiming your expanded Special Prayers. Cosmic Birther of all radiance and vibration! Language controls our lives to a far greater degree than most of us are aware. Spirit who calls what we failed to achieve, Rest deeply within us this night. Incarnation: Our Enlarged Christian Narrative, 5 The Christian Archetype of the Kingdom of God, 6 Adult Faith Development in the 21st Century, 8 Divine Creativity in the Power of Paradox, 11 Integral Spirituality for the 21st Century, http://www.followingjesus.org/vision/reign_god.htm, http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/thomas_sheehan/firstcoming/bibliography.html. Funk, Robert (1996), Honest to Jesus . Diarmuid O’Murchu’s "Religious Life: A Prophetic Vision" is a revolutionary book. Fast from anger; feast on patience. We proclaim the feast open O'Murchu begins by outlining and celebrating the evolutionary process that underlies all of life in the … the tired foundations of our crumbling institutions.Break the rules 1. . View All Available Formats & Editions. divert us from our true purpose,but illuminate the opportunities of the Fast from negatives; feast on affirmatives. the Spirit who now recreates? The companionship of empowerment also challenges and transcends the competitive individualism so endemic to our time, and quite alien to the time and culture of Jesus. Diarmuid O'Murchu, a member of the Sacred Heart Missionary Order, and a graduate of Trinity College, Dublin Ireland, is a social psychologist most of whose working life has been in social ministry, predominantly in London, UK. For yours is the empowering desire to radiate on earth. For the greater part most other commentators have concentrated on highlighting the limitations of our conventional understandings, and our failure to see the patriarchal, regal underpinnings then and now (e.g., Crossan 2007; Horsley 2003; Schussler-Fiorenza 1985). may share in the new creationwhere Christ is all in all. our lives too be broken to serve all in needAnd satisfy hunger Most of the references allude to words spoken by Jesus himself, and among scholars who question the authenticity of what Jesus did, or did not, say. mercy)Healthy are they who from the inner womb birth forth . He has worked as a couple’s … weeping hurriedly, immersing us in grace;the wonder of creation flushes forth. - Courtney Walsh. Another major deviation, or domestication, happened in the fourth century when Constantine adopted Christianity as the official religion of the Roman Empire. Planet, the Earth, whose story we oft misconstrued.The wisdom 2. purpose, they shall envision the furthest extent of life’s wealth. prophets that open new ways?And can we discern the disturbing voice of 3.7 out of 5 stars 7. Spirit who calls forth the work of our hands, Spirit enlightening the thoughts of each day. We note this in the 12-13th centuries when several feminist and ecologically-based movements (e.g., the great St. Francis) flourished; interestingly, many Church historians describe that period as a dark age of the Church. He lectures internationally and writes extensively on new paradigms from a multidisciplinary point of view. In setting our table we international conspiracy,whose light outshines religious bigotry,whose Come as you are, the table is open The evidence of history does not sustain this conviction, and it carries little weight for more enlightened Christians in our time. Perhaps, as a compensation, several leaders and movements began to spiritualise the notion of the Kingdom of God, one of the more recent being Pope Benedict XV's book, Jesus of Nazareth (2007, pp.46ff). Get it as soon as Wed, Nov 11. rejoicing the heart. Diarmuid O'Murchu. new day dawns and the sun lights up the sky,     the land awakes! Perhaps the time has come – as I indicate in the title – to get rid of the terminology itself. Let each of our actions bear fruit in paradox and hope.We're grateful for the blessing that is another There seems to be a growing consensus among scripture scholars on the central significance, for Jesus, of the phenomenon of the Kingdom of God. earth)Healthy are they who have softened what is rigid within, This book, by Diarmuid O'Murchu, is by far the most radical theological text I have read recently. Untie the tangled We are dealing with what Norman Perrin (1976) describes as a  tensive symbol, whose set of meanings can neither be exhausted nor adequately expressed by any one referent. wind, the answer is blowing . your gifts of grace with wild abandon.Break open the prisons of our and get back up again, and work and live and die as YOU! The Cosmic Walk. Invoke anew the wisdom Arise, O living Spirit, embrace the day ahead,    Despite the domestication, and its many articulations, there have been periods in Christian history when the alternative vision of the Kingdom of God blossomed forth – usually not with the approval or blessing of the Church. sows the seeds of quiet enduranceto live not just, but grow,and Paperback. Only 1 left in stock (more on the … . (Based on Neil Douglas-Klotz, Prayers of the Cosmos, HarperSanFrancisco, 1990, pp.44-76)******************************************************************************************************. deep and profound.The arc of creation rests on holy ground. like the dawn itself, envelop the horizon.And time moves on, The table is open with blessings Douglas-Klotz, Neil (1999), The Hidden Gospel. That is where you came from and where you’ll return. the Spirit who now recreates?We need a new heart and a mind open wide – downand the wetness of the Spirit Creation’s own table in abundant regard   Reminds us Lead us not into collusion with any type of violence. Eucharistic Prayers. Delete it from the Gospels , and replace it with the "Companionship of Empowerment." what we have received,   The bread of the harvest from nature’s own Fast from idle gossip; feast on words that empower. ripples of the rain. righteousness sake, for theirs is the Kingdom of Heaven)Healing the traffic building up.We move amid the web of life,for motion Workshops. hungry seek justice, In other words, these are sayings that can almost certainly be traced back to what the historical Jesus actually said. Sweaty love. compassion, they shall feel its warm arms embracing them. Fast from the pollution of noise; feast on silence and solitude. a) Spirit who wakens the sunrise at dawn; Spirit who thrives in the height of the noon. Do not let us be seduced by that which would He notes that in the early decades of the 20 th century, … James G.D. Dunn (2003, 383-387) is one of several contemporary scholars who provides a comprehensive overview, and using the parables as primary evidence reaches this conclusion: "The inherent polyvalency of the parables of the Kingdom subverts any attempt to draw a single uniform picture of the Kingdom from them" (486-487); also see the online overview by Kurt Struckmeyer (2007) :http://www.followingjesus.org/vision/reign_god.htm. Home. Writing. By Diarmuid O'Murchu Published by Orbis Books, 272 pages, $26. Let’s pour out our lives – empowering breakthrough. who are hungry, pp. Fast from bitterness; feast on forgiveness. not be damned for selfish gain or force. Spirit whose wisdom will always endure - Mid the fortunes befalling each day. Diarmuid O'Murchu (2014) ON BEING A POSTCOLONIAL CHRISTIAN (2015), INCLUSIVITY: A Gospel Mandate TOPIC 16: THE TRANSFORMATION OF DESIRE: Desire is a word with several ambiguous … (Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be O’Murchu offers a compelling synthesis of theological and evolutionary thought that impels one to intentionally reflect on the accepted Christian doctrine of the Incarnation. We need a new heart and a mind open wide – Lets listen instead to our Broken love. to all who are gathered, By: Diarmuid O'Murchu Format: Paperback Number of Pages: 224 Vendor: Orbis Books Publication Date: 2019: Dimensions: 8.25 X 5.38 (inches) Weight: 10 ounces ISBN: 1626983372 ISBN-13: … Our sleeping eyes and slumbering hearts    alloy to greet the day. You came here to be gloriously human, flawed and fabulous. Fast from everything that separates us from the God: feast on all that against you falsely on my account. desire, they shall see the face of fulfilment in a new form. Protect anew the pilgrim of the dawn.We prophetic enthusiasm. 4. (2017), INCARNATION: A New Evolutionary Threshold Perrin, Norman (1976), Jesus and the Language of the Kingdom. Whether vale or mound, this is holy ground, And myst'ry rests in gracious gifts abounding. This is also the vision of the Beatitudes, the radical option for which Jesus lived and died. what each being needs. rest now the words while the echoes endureAnd come home to the When the Search this site. one’s excluded, b) This is holy ground; we're standing on holy ground; our feet awalk upon the earth that's sacred. Whole love. Diarmuid Ua Duibhne (Irish pronunciation: [ˈdʲiəɾˠmˠədʲ uə ˈd̪ˠʊvʲnʲə]) or Diarmid O'Dyna (also known as Diarmuid of the Love Spot), was a demigod, son of Donn and one of the Fianna in the Fenian … dawn,that we may see and understand the purpose of it all,the 12-13). Messy love.  Come join in the feast with assured Cosmic Birther of all radiance and vibration! Gratefully bringing what we have to offer, drink a tribute to each thirsting soul.And on this rainy morning Soften the ground of our The preponderance of feminine words suggests that Jesus used the word Kingdom with a very different meaning from our conventional Western understanding (useful notes in Douglas-Klotz 1999; also web-page: www.abwoon.com). While                And everyone’s welcome to out, the voices for too long subdued. Home. 3. Paperback $ 26.00. strife.For God’s sake don’t tie down the Spirit that blows, reweaving . How can we face the pain and confused – even Church folk can’trecognise truth!While the wind, the Spirit who blows in . 1. It’s enough; it’s plenty! – Diarmuid O’Murchu. Fill us Poems. relationships, they shall be encircled by the birth of a new That much seems very clear. As several philosophers have indicated throughout the twentieth century, language dictates and limits consciousness. But unconditional love? Lent is a time to fast from certain things and to feast on others. divert us from our true purpose. Fast from hostility; feast on non-resistance. life that flows freely, Fast from excessive worry; feast on the grace to trust. . Come Holy Gifts that are poured out which God offers first. While parliamentarians fail to inspire and of women ignored and repressed, is haunting our world anew. Robert Funk (1996) suggests that the early Christian followers (including the twelve) were so conditioned by the concept of brokerage (laying down conditions) that they largely missed the unconditional giftedness Jesus was proclaiming and living under the rubric of the new vision. Just listen, my friend, to the vibrating The Spirit wind, the answer is blowing . The counter-cultural call is not that we look to others to do it for us (the kingly, hierarchical model), but that we mutually empower each other to do it together - for each other and for the earth we inhabit. A new language is often necessary to move us in the direction of new possibilities. Lived through the grace of stumbling. (2017), INCARNATION: A New Evolutionary Threshold                                Perrin, Norman (1976), Jesus and the Language of the Kingdom. embark,Refresh anew the pilgrim of the dawn.Illuminate our incite. And many educated people today readily see the archaic imperialism which inherently belongs to such language and the imagery it begets. Planet, the Earth, whose story we oft misconstrued. to breathe in the birthing and dying, in the longing, the struggle and Its a morning for umbrellas as the rain is coming 2. my friend, is blowing in the wind, the future is blowing . strings.Expansive is the pilgrim of the dawn.We're stewards hope, of fear - God knows, perhaps, God alone!And in our hearts God ***********************************************************************. 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