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Revelations of Divine Love
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A fourteenth century mystic’s guide for the human experience written with a spiritual coherence that surpasses any other modern day book of divine appreciation.
I stumbled onto this book when I noticed that Sister Julianne from ‘Call the Midwife’ had this book as one of her few possessions. That would have been time appropriate since this book very well would have been known in 1961 or before and would had made a good companion for an Anglican nun. The series also made notice of the movie ‘Whistle Down the Wind’, a movie I never heard of, and we ended up watching it from an archive.org version.
I stumbled onto this book when I noticed that Sister Julianne from ‘Call the Midwife’ had this book as one of her few possessions. That would have been time appropriate since this book very well would have been known in 1961 or before and would had made a good companion for an Anglican nun. The series also made notice of the movie ‘Whistle Down the Wind’, a movie I never heard of, and we ended up watching it from an archive.org version.
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Maude wrote: "I was Gary’s companion for read and watching the Haley Mills movie, we enjoyed “Call of Midwife”My grandma was a government midwife in a crown colony."
I'm eagerly awaiting your return. So, we can binge watch the final two seasons.
My grandma was a government midwife in a crown colony.