So are the epic books in which he presents spiritual allegories of staggering breadth and impenetrable detail.
"Pat herself brings to this work of God a warm personality and a breadth of spiritual gifts to share generously in the church and in the community," he said.
A formal tour is far too confining for the true medium to grasp the depth and breadth of spiritual depravity going on in a place but ever since my 3am jam seasons I liked to wander dark places to see what I could find.
December is especially remarkable for its breadth of religious and spiritual celebrations.
"Journey to the Abyss," which fluidly if not flawlessly translates Kessler's prose, is a document of novelistic breadth and depth, showing the spiritual development of a lavishly cultured man who grapples with the violent energies of the twentieth century.
As Ahad Ha'am reminds us in his 1902 essay, "A Spiritual Revival," "greatness is a matter not of breadth only, but of depth".
I'm tired of reading bad ordination papers: 12 to 20 pages of poorly written, theologically thin, unimaginative discourse, intended to represent a ministerial candidate's breadth of preparedness and depth of spiritual formation but more frequently sending me into despair over the future of leadership in the Church.
Situated throughout the length and breadth of the empire, they are fitting spiritual guideposts across the dominions of the Tang, which saw itself as an essentially Daocratic realm.
His deep spiritual life, his absolute devotion to God, his extraordinary learning and breadth of knowledge, and his power of interpretation, there are things we have benefited enormously from at Westminster Abbey.
An important finding of our study is that the non-chaplains reported developing greater humility about their own lack of training in spiritual care, thanks to the a greater understanding of the depth and breadth of the chaplains' training, experience, and expertise.
