The Wild Orchid Format:Paperback The inspiration for these forty-five

The inspiration for these forty-five meditations was an arresting question once posed to Bede Jarrett

In Péguy’s poetic presentation

a reckless reluctance to look back to the salvific sacrifice on Calvary

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The Wild Orchid Format:Paperback The inspiration for these forty-fiveBy Sigrid Undset The Wild Orchid, the first part of Nobel Prize winner Sigrid Undsets novel The Winding Road, tells the story of Paul Selmer, a typical child of the experientially emancipated, intellectually enlightened modern age. Born into an upper middle class, Protestant parents, who divorced when he was a teenager, Paul is raised along with his sister and two brothers by his mother to be a freethinker. Amidst the prosaic trappings of his work and