Chapter

 1  2|   divina, implies in the first place a conviction that without “
 2  2|      part, in absolutely first place.~These seem like obvious
 3  3|     history of revelation took place along quite a few centuries
 4  3|        to his life, in another place, in another time, in another
 5  3| fraternal communities. When we place ourselves around the Word
 6  3|       tranquillity, in a quiet place protected from various filters,
 7  4|    would always go off to some place where he could be alone
 8  4|    mission without a “solitary place to pray”, without adequate
 9  4|       Christian life, in first place.~It is true that some emphases
10  4|      of the charism, because I place myself before the Word with