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Lenten Prayers for Busy People: A Forty-Day Retreat Wherever You Happen to Be Catholic Press Association Awards she chose not to enterDrawing from the Bible, literature, lyrics, and original prayers, writer and teacher William O'Malley has composed a six week cycle of morning, midday, and evening prayers and meditations. From Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday, each entry provides spiritual nourishment. The book's last sentence is: "Holy Friend, the end is the beginning. Amen." In addition to psalmists and evangelists, contributions come from writers and poets such as Flannery O'Connor,