[TSSF-studies] Books for York

Sun Feb 5 10:51:24 GMT 2006

Dear Anne,

It was suggested that, for this first 'stab' at an electronic  
conversation, the papers on 'the Local Group' so that people who come  
from different geographical places around the province with different  
experiences, both personal and collective, could engage in a dialogue  
about this topic.

  It is something which is (or should be) a part of each of our  
experiences of the THird Order, and for some it is a good one, for  
others a difficulty (in terms of getting to one), and for some, it  
seems, an unfavourable one for different reasons.

How do we relate to each other in the Community?  and how do we  
relate to the other parts of the Order (the First and Second Orders)?

Hope this helps.

Pax et bonum,

Nancy

On 5 Feb 2006, at 10:45, Anne Moody wrote:

> From NZ, another wonderful book that I have just finished reading,  
> you may like to get for your York Convocation - wish I could be  
> there - "the Sun and Moon over Assisi" A Personal Encounter with  
> Francis and Clare by Gerad Thomas Straub and published by St  
> Anthony Messenger Press 2000 ISBN 0-86716-393-3
>
> When I first was asked if I wished to join this list, it was  
> suggested that we read one of the papers on the website - I  
> wondered which one first as I would like to do that.  Arohanui, Anne
>
> On Feb 5, 2006, at 12:50 AM, Andy Wilkes wrote:
>
>> Dear Fr David and all members,
>>
>> Here are a few books which may be of interest for the bookstall at  
>> York, and for anyone else who is looking for a good read!
>>
>> The Humility of God - A Franciscan Perspective by Ilia Delio OSF  
>> (St Anthony Messenger Press, 2005, ISBN 0-86716-675-4)
>>
>> Franciscan Prayer by Ilia Delio OSF (St Anthony Messenger Press,  
>> 2004, ISBN 0-86716-614-2)
>>
>> Becoming Human by Jean Vanier (DLT, 1999, ISBN 0-232-52336-3)
>>
>> Befriending the Strangerby Jean Vanier (DLT, 2005, ISBN  
>> 0-232-52598-6)
>>
>> Both of Jean Vanier's books are relevent to the discussion about  
>> community.
>>
>> I am off to Egypt on Monday for a weeks Nile cruise, our first  
>> holiday abroad in 10 years of marriage. I shall take the 2 TSSF  
>> discussion papers on community with me and spend some time with  
>> them. Also on my return I am going to be working with L'Arche as a  
>> volunteer, so hopefully will be able to contribute more fully to  
>> the discussions about 'community' and the Third Order.
>>
>> God Bless
>> Andy
>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Robert Dimmick
>> To: tssf-studies at justus.anglican.org
>> Sent:Saturday, February 04, 2006 11:27 AM
>> Subject:RE: [TSSF-studies] Build with Living Stones Synopsis
>>
>> Rosemary
>>
>> It's not that exciting really - nothing like as exciting as your  
>> Profession last week (are you still on a high?)
>>
>> It says:
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>> Pax
>> Robert
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: tssf-studies-bounces 
>> +robert=dimmick33.freeserve.co.uk at justus.anglican.org[mailto:tssf- 
>> studies-bounces 
>> +robert=dimmick33.freeserve.co.uk at justus.anglican.org]On Behalf  
>> OfRosemary Green
>> Sent:04 February 2006 09:28
>> To:tssf-studies at justus.anglican.org
>> Subject:RE: [TSSF-studies] Build with Living Stones Synopsis
>>
>> Sadly, I cannot open this text file. It says notepad, and just  
>> wont open.  Rosemary Green.
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From:tssf-studies-bounces 
>> +green.rosemary=btinternet.com at justus.anglican.org [mailto:tssf- 
>> studies-bounces+green.rosemary=btinternet.com at justus.anglican.org] 
>> On Behalf OfGPlumb2000 at aol.com
>> Sent:03 February 2006 20:36
>> To:tssf-studies at justus.anglican.org
>> Subject:[TSSF-studies] Build with Living Stones Synopsis
>>
>> Dear All
>>
>> Following Andrew Dotchin's suggestion here is a synopsis of the  
>> work. It has 14 session units as follows, each of which has the  
>> same structure as outlined in my previous note: viz:
>>
>> >From the Sources
>> Introduction
>> Survey
>> Information
>> REflections
>> Further Readings
>>
>> The 14 units are devoted to:
>>
>> Francis, Clare and the Franciscan Family
>>
>> Witnesses of the Incarnation
>>
>> Travelling the Gospel Way:  Moving toward the Kingdom in the Church
>>
>> The Franciscan Mission
>>
>> To be Formed into Jesus Christ
>>
>> The Franciscan Evangelist: A Prayerful Missionary
>>
>> Franciscan Presence and Dialogue: Living with Diversity in a  
>> Pluralistic Society
>>
>> Peace-Making in a Culture of Violence
>>
>> Inculturation in a Franciscan Perspective
>>
>> The Economy and Global Reality from a Franciscan Perspective
>>
>> Relating as Franciscan Women and Men of Faith
>>
>> Brother Sun and sister Moon: A Franciscan View of the Environment
>>
>> The Continuing Franciscan Task in the Church
>>
>> Altogether a wide ranging and valuable resource. The material  
>> provided for Reflections is wide-ranging. for instance in the  
>> session "Moving toward the Kingdom in the Church" it is a short  
>> story by John Updike, with some good and pertinent questions to  
>> guide our reflections on the story in the context of the unit.
>>
>> In the right hands this could be used to arrange a whole programme  
>> of sessions for a Local Group ( or even an Area). It could also be  
>> used for personal reflection on the Franciscan Way. Its pedigree  
>> is an assurance of its intellectual credibility.
>>
>>
>> Gordon Plumb
>>
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