“Benedictine spirituality, after all, is life lived to the hilt. It is a life of concentration on life's ordinary dimensions. It is an attempt to do the ordinary things of life extraordinarily well.” — Joan Chittister Copy Share Image
“Everywhere I looked, hope existed - but only as some kind of green shoot in the midst of struggle. It was a theological concept, not a spiritual practice. Hope, I began to realize, was not a state of life. It… — Joan Chittister Copy Share Image
“Of all the things we share, the most central is not in the liturgical or theological or canonical dimensions of the religion. It is… — Joan Chittister Copy Share Image
“Benedictine spirituality, after all, is life lived to the hilt. It is a life of concentration on life's ordinary dimensions. It is an attempt… — Joan Chittister Copy Share Image
“Everywhere I looked, hope existed - but only as some kind of green shoot in the midst of struggle. It was a theological concept,… — Joan Chittister Copy Share Image
“I began to trust the questions themselves to lead me beyond answers to understanding, beyond practice to faith” — Joan Chittister Copy Share Image
