Carroll

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James

1943-

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Not Categorized

Immediately after Jesus’ death, the circle of his friends began to gather.  Their love for him, instead of fading in his absence, quickened, opening into a potent love they felt for one another.  Their gatherings were like those of a bereft circle, and they were built around lament, the reading of the texts, silence, stories, food, drink, songs, more text, poems – a changed sense of time and repeated intuition that there was ‘one more member’ than could be counted.

Constantine’s Sword (11), p. 124

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