Gabrielle Earnshaw

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New Website!

October 24, 2019 by Gabrielle Earnshaw

In anticipation of my upcoming book Henri Nouwen and The Return of the Prodigal Son: The Making of a Spiritual Classic (Paraclete Press, Spring 2020), I have created this website to showcase my work to promote the legacy of Henri Nouwen. Lots more content to add but a start. Looking forward to having this space to connect with Henri Nouwen readers and others.

October 24, 2019 /Gabrielle Earnshaw
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Eighteen people has taken the time to review my book. Thank you! You can get your own copy through my wonderful publisher @paracletepress #henrinouwen
Beautiful Dutch (Lannoo) edition of Following Jesus just arrived - a gift from Laurent Nouwen, who manages the Dutch and German rights for Henri’s works.
Looking for happiness? I found it! Read all about it on www.gabrielleearnshaw.com/new-blog.
“My story is a strange one, but I feel compelled to tell it.” Curious? See my latest blog post on www.gabrielleearnshaw.com. Painting by Carolyn Beehler (used with permission).
All time favourite image of Henri Nouwen (it accompanied an article in which HN is described by journalist Arthur Jones as the Nijinsky (dancer) of the Catholic speaking circuit, National Catholic Reporter, 1974).
Hard at work today creating an inventory for a recent archival donation. Here’s a postcard from Lisbon, Spain from Laurent and Maria Nouwen to Henri Nouwen at seminary.
#blackouttuesday
Come to a Book Launch for my latest book Henri Nouwen and the Return of the Prodigal Son! It’s virtual, it’s free and I am joined by special guest Ron Rolheiser. Karen Pascal, Executive Director of the Henri Nouwen Society is moderating.
A shipment from Holland just arrived. I will sort it and prepare for donation to the Nouwen Archives.
“Nothing approximates the language of God so much as silence” Meister Eckhart. Settling into a silent retreat with the wonderful Ron Rolheiser this weekend. We are exploring spirituality and the seasons of our lives. I am well into the