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“Every spiritual seeker is a prisoner of time. . . .We are all of us prisoners of the time in which we live. That is a place of commonality where she [Clare of Assisi], in her time, and we in ours, can meet in friendship. And more than friendship, it is where we can reclaim life—our true life—amid a world gone amuck.”

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