From sadness to resentment, the Benedictine lexicon reveals a concrete, domestic wisdom, capable of crossing the centuries without losing any of its force.
Saint Benedict and resentment: the hidden wisdom of not taking it badly
From sadness to resentment, the Benedictine lexicon reveals a concrete, domestic wisdom, capable of crossing the centuries without losing any of its force.
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