From the Publisher:
Speak the word night, and a flood of images streams forth: darkness, danger, quiet, peace, fear, calm, worry, sleep, wakefulness, watching. Before the industrial age brought bright light to every hour of the day, the coming of darkness signaled the end of work and activity and the beginning of quiet and rest. Poets and saints have found night a privileged time for prayer and meditation, and a powerful image for the struggle for holiness which calls forth the soul into relationship with God. This little book offers prayers and reflections from scripture, from the liturgy of the church, from the writing of poets, saints and ordinary people of different countries and religious traditions. May they deepen the holiness of your nights, whether you wake or sleep.
Review:
A collection of prayers...to lead us gently through the darkness, reach the turning point and move on. -- Catholic Women's Network, Winter 2003, Catherine Rowland
Addresses the night as a...powerful image for the struggle for holiness that calls forth the soul into relationship with god. -- Buena Vista Resource Page, Jan/Feb 2004
The longing for making a connection to God is the same...NIGHT will offer help in connecting, calming, soothing and exciting. -- Crux of the News, 2004
These small books,...published by Liturgy Training Publications, are collections of short prayers from diverse religious traditions. -- Compass: A Review of Topical Theology, Summer 2003, Vol. 37
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