Meditations of a Hermit Leo Clarke (Ephesians 4:15)

(Ephesians 4:15)

best-known for The Trilogy

this proud rock in the Northern wilderness where Euclide lives and raises his twelve-year-old daughter

what they would have meant to the original audience

With his typical acuity and eloquence

Meditations of a Hermit Leo Clarke (Ephesians 4:15)By Charles de Foucauld Translated by Charlotte Balfour My vocation, declared Charles de Foucauld, is to lead a hidden, solitary life. In his desert hermitage, he accomplished that vocation with heartfelt simplicity and singular devotion to Christ crucified. At the same time, thanks to his heroic efforts to convert the Tuareg people to the Christian faith, he accepted the responsibility of writing, teaching, and preaching in order to faithfully follow