Today’s Quote: “If the Cyrenian can begin to see Jesus, his Lord, clearly in the elements of bread and wine, then he will more clearly see Jesus, his Lord, in the eyes of his neighbors. The Eucharist is what teaches the Cyrenian to see people as Jesus sees them, and to feel for people what Jesus feels for them.”

The Cyrenian Way, Chapter 4, Page 34, 35

Today’s Quote: “If the Cyrenian can begin to see Jesus, his Lord, clearly in the elements of bread and wine, then he will more clearly see Jesus, his Lord, in the eyes of his neighbors. The Eucharist is what teaches the Cyrenian to see people as Jesus sees them, and to feel for people what Jesus feels for them.” The Cyrenian Way, Chapter 4, Page 34, 35

Risking the Gaze of Jesus in the Eyes of Our Neighbor - Written by Tom Andino

The Cyrenian Way: Spiritual Poverty &amp; the Art of Accompaniment

1. An Invitation to Spiritual Poverty
2. A Call in the Silence
3. The Sweet Embrace
4. The Mystery of All Mysteries
5. Mother of Mercy

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The Cyrenian Way: Spiritual Poverty & the Art of Accompaniment 1. An Invitation to Spiritual Poverty 2. A Call in the Silence 3. The Sweet Embrace 4. The Mystery of All Mysteries 5. Mother of Mercy

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