Description:
A volume of inspiring and thought-provoking poetry, this anthology contains writings inspired by monastic life. Filled with unique and holy individuals, such as Saint Marina--who, disguised as a monk, was accused of fathering a child--and Prioress Czeslaw Milosz--who, before entering the Benedictines, had been an actress--this collection will appeal to those wishing to deepen their spiritual life and insight.
Review Quotes:
"Once again, all those with a contemplative soul and a love of things literary have been blessed: Gethsemani Abbey's resident muse, Br. Paul Quenon, has in Monkscript Two assembled another eclectic and compelling mixture of prose and poetry. . . . No doubt Merton would have appreciated both the content of Monkscript Two and the promise such a publication holds for interreligious dialogue among those who appreciate that literature truly can be prayer." --John Alexander, attorney, publisher, and past president, the San Diego Thomas Merton Society