It is time to return to the 'Miserere' Psalm.
But this time around--this is Lent!--shall we skip the cookie we might previously have dipped in our tea?
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To those who have enjoyed A CONTINUAL FEAST: I have invited several of my children--Anna, Jessica, Rebecca, and Peter--and Peter's wife, Ann--to join me in continuing the cookbook on-line. We plan to post lots of new things--recipes, information, quotations, and prayers. We look forward to your responses and suggestions. Cheers, EBV
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For those who speak German, a wonderful "exegesis" and meditation of the Miserere Psalm can be found on the web page of the Abbey of St. Hildegard in Bingen, written by Sr Philippa Rath, at www.abtei-st-hildegard.de
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