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@jonmsweeney @StMartinsPress Devoting an art show to sacred sexuality. I was stunned by how strikingly difficult it proved to find 'religious' text fragments to fit. In the course of my research, a priestly LMFT focused on a Christian clientele noted how deeply such tension complicates their intimate lives.

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 16 Oct 2024

@HootenWilson 1/ Drawing from scholarly texts and philosophical concepts from a well-read life of contemplation, 'The Meaning of Mary Magdalene' by the contemporary Christian master and Episcopal priest, Cynthia Bourgeault, adds a profoundly articulate contemplative cast to the feminine cause.

Painting of Cross with Sun and Moons and calligraphy:

There are simply some divine cravings in life - the liberation of the poor, the equality of women, the humanity of the entire human race - that are worth striving for, living for, dying for, finished or unfinished, for as long as it takes to achieve them.
- Joan Chittister
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Painting of Cross with Sun and Moons and calligraphy: There are simply some divine cravings in life - the liberation of the poor, the equality of women, the humanity of the entire human race - that are worth striving for, living for, dying for, finished or unfinished, for as long as it takes to achieve them. - Joan Chittister

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