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The Little Notebook: The Journal of a Contemporary Woman's Encounters With Jesus
A French homeless shelter director whose visions have been recognized by the pope recounts her experiences between 1985 and 1991, offering reassurance and guidance as obtained by her frequent dialogues with Jesus. $20,000 ad/promo.
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First published March 1, 1995
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December 22, 2020
This is everything I needed. It honestly filled me with a peace I haven't felt in a long time.
"-It's absurd. We really are nothing at all. I am nothing. A little grain of sand in this vast stretch of sand. Nothing. Miniscule. It's really quite ridiculous, isn't it?
Yes. You're this little nothing, this grain of sand.
-Nothing. It's hard for me to accept that.
In this nothing, there is everything. My all. There is me. "
"-It's absurd. We really are nothing at all. I am nothing. A little grain of sand in this vast stretch of sand. Nothing. Miniscule. It's really quite ridiculous, isn't it?
Yes. You're this little nothing, this grain of sand.
-Nothing. It's hard for me to accept that.
In this nothing, there is everything. My all. There is me. "
April 4, 2019
Such a beautiful read; highly recommended. It gave me so much insight and words to ponder.
December 16, 2010
This book is best savored slowly. The themes of the book challenge the reader to internalize the lessons. Many a night I went to sleep while thinking about the book and what Jesus is trying to say to each of us.
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