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'A Spiritual Canticle of the Soul' is a deeply moving exploration of faith and devotion in the Catholic tradition. Zimmerman, Lewis, and Cross offer a fresh perspective on St. John of the Cross's classic text, inviting readers to engage with its themes in a new and transformative way.

The collection features poetry inspired by the landscapes and seascapes of New England, inviting readers to explore profound themes of hope, fear, and the quest for meaning. Through simple yet evocative language, the poems encourage self-belief and highlight the potential for fulfillment amidst life's challenges. Cross's vivid imagery transforms everyday scenes into contemplative reveries, elevating the reader's experience from the ordinary to the sublime, as he captures the essence of nature and personal reflection.

Brings the principal text current with recent developments in the law and contains the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure with selected advisory committee notes and key provisions from the US Code. The book also contains selections from the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, the Federal Rules of Evidence, and the US Constitution.

Travelers today are increasingly interested in ecotourism travel in exotic locations. Costa Rica is probably the most popular ecotourism location due to its national parks, rare wildlife, and adventure activities such as trekking, zip lining, and rafting.John P. Cross, a seasoned traveler and passionate environmental advocate, shares a new guide focused on helping travelers of all ages and experience levels to embrace the Pura Vida (pure life) in Costa Rica. Cross leads others on a roadmap through this inviting country while sharing practical advice and tips on how to properly budget, pack, and use an app when planning a trip. Additionally, Cross provides insight into history of Costa Rica, the city of San Jose, and other popular sites. Included is a packing checklist, a mini-Spanish Dictionary, and lists of popular restaurants and hotels.

An English boarding school is both a cosy refuge and a potential powder keg in this follow-up to Wilberforce.

Mental is the brutally honest, tell-all autobiography of footballing wild-child, Jermaine Pennant.

This insightful analysis explores the patterns seen in the three major existential crises that have affected the resilience of the European Union in the first few years of the twenty-first century. Using a comparative framework, it will appeal to scholars in political science, sociology, international relations, communications, and media studies.