A Painting, A Parable, and my friend, Henri Nouwen - Presented by Sue Mosteller, CSJ
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- "A Painting, A Parable, and my friend, Henri Nouwen" Presented by Sue Mosteller, CSJ. Sue is the Trustee and Literary Executrix of the Henri Nouwen Legacy Trust, and is a Collegeville Institute Resident Scholar. Sue presented on the influence that Rembrandt's painting, The Return of the Prodigal Son, had on Nouwen. The event was co-sponsored by the Collegeville Institute, Saint Benedict's Monastery, & Saint John's Abbey
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This has blessed me so much. Thank you!! 🙏🏾❤️
Beautiful thank you
A word in season, so gentle and inspiring . Thank you and may God bless you all
What an insightful message. As I reflected on what is being revealed in the Return of the Prodigal Son, I see in myself both the returning son as well as the one who remained home. Oh that I would become like the Father, giving unconditional love, without judgment or criticism.
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It has been a wonderful explanation of the painting. I am happy to read it.
This is so beautiful. I listen repeatedly and get lost in my thoughts. Sue is amazing at interpretting the character of Henri Nouwen, and relating to all that she learnt about him, in relation to a painting and parable. Absolutely love it. Have read all Henri Nouwen books and wish Sue had some too. Maybe she does??
This was fantastic Sue!
Poor Jean Vanier lived a double life. And Henri Nouwen? I'm not certain. But this was a beautiful Talk. I found it healing. I hope Jean Vanier did too.
What do you mean by double life?
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As the Head of the Church of England, I am sad that the God anointed king (who himself is a Prodigal Son), and the judgemental elder son William who is to be the next God anointed king of England can't find it in their hearts to forgive Harry, the son/brother who actually didn't squander his life away! The son unlike his father who IS a model husband, loving father to his own children, and a humanitarian following in his mother's footsteps! 🤢
Insufferable claptrap!
8233Eire - yes, the whole idea of love is just nonsense isn’t it. It must be insufferable to have your point of view, to reject as insufferable the idea of a loving God. Peace and love to you.
You are a loved child of God.
Why did you bother even listening? You must be totally ignorant of Henri Nouwen.