The Reed of God, A Spiritual Classic

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What People Are Saying

The Reed of God is a beloved classic that has touched countless readers. See what they had to say about how it changed them.

Achingly beautiful! Buy it!

"This is one of a less than a handful of books that are so astonishingly beautiful and profound they have changed my outlook forever."

John

Life-changing

"This is the most beautiful and humanizing book on Mary that I’ve read. I had the opportunity to read it for Advent one year, and, while it’s a good read any time of year, it was a particularly fruitful read for that liturgical season."

Merideth O.

GREAT BOOK STUDY MATERIAL

"Our Catholic women's group is studying this book very slowly (a few pages a week) it is poetic and thought provoking."

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Deeply Moving

Life altering. Deeply moving and enlightening. I will read this again and again. There’s just too much richness in this book.

Patty Enriquez

As soon as I was done I wanted to re-read it

Houselander's writing is clear and down to earth, profound and insightful. In reading this book I felt I was part of an intimate conversation.

Eileen T.

Reading with a Group?

While our paperback edition of The Reed of God has discussion questions printed within the book, you can download this FREE PDF Study Guide by Haley Stewart if you'd like some space for written reflections during your Advent journey.

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MEET THE AUTHOR

Caryll Houselander

Caryll Houselander (1901–1954) was an English artist who became one of the most beloved Catholic spiritual writers of the twentieth century. Despite fragile health, she produced a remarkable body of work from 1927 until her death, rising to prominence with This War Is the Passion in 1941 and capturing hearts with her warm, accessible vision of faith.