Peregrinatio
This term has been chasing me for the last year and a half. My first encounter with the word was while reading a book on creativity. Immediately, it hit me as a truth for myself. Since that time I have come across its use in many different books, and articles.
Let me give you the meaning, and see if it reasonates with you also.
Peregrinatio: A pilgrimage, an inner journey, for the love of God. Seeking the place of one's resurrection, their true self in Christ.
To me, even as I type, it stirs up my spirit. This is the reason I find such peace in the simple church journey.
Let me give you the meaning, and see if it reasonates with you also.
Peregrinatio: A pilgrimage, an inner journey, for the love of God. Seeking the place of one's resurrection, their true self in Christ.
To me, even as I type, it stirs up my spirit. This is the reason I find such peace in the simple church journey.
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Permalink Reply by suzy mooney on -
This is my best effort at breaking down the pronunciation of the word.....
Per-i-gruh-ney-shio.
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Permalink Reply by Dena Brehm on -
I'm all about this, just didn't know what to call it!
For me, it's the awakening, even incrementally, to the fullness of what this Kingdom (which is at hand, and not to be awaited, and thus missed), is really all about.
It requires allowing Him to replace my own personally-believed lies, with His Truth, thus renewing my mind, so that it lines up with the new and clean heart He gave me.
All-the-while becoming more and more of all I was created to be...! Mind-blowing.
Shalom, Dena
"The unanswered questions aren't nearly as dangerous as the
unquestioned answers."
"We turn to God for help when our foundations are shaking only to
learn that it is God shaking them." - Charles West
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Permalink Reply by Chris Sterling on -
Thanks! Awesome word to describe the most amazing life a person can live.
Chris on a Peregrinatio
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