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Monk brings ancient message

byStaff writers
13 May 2007 - Updated on 16 March 2021
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IN this week’s People story London-based Benedictine Father Laurence Freeman (pictured), director of the World Community for Christian Meditation, talks about the benefits of Christian meditation and how we all “need to reconnect our lifestyle with our prayer”

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