""This evocative journal reveals the spiritual heart of Brother Roger and the community he founded and is an opportunity for the reader to experience the Taize community intimately. Whether you have had the opportunity to experience Taize personally or have participated in the movement's legacies across the world, this third volume of the series offers further insights. An ongoing spiritual autobiography, Brother Roger's journals elucidate the complexities of the life of one of the most important spiritual figures of the twentieth century."" --Sheryl A. Kujawa-Holbrook, professor of Christian histories, Claremont School of Theology ""When I served as the provost of the University of Dayton, Mary Brown, my assistant, and I had the privilege of working with Taizé's team that organized in May of 1992, their first Pilgrimage of Trust in the United States. After several weeks of scouting the local neighborhoods and churches, the brothers had a conference call with Bro. Roger. I was in the room. After positive updates on the brothers' work, Bro. Roger asked, 'Are there any risks?' The brothers replied 'Yes, several.' Bro. Roger said, 'Good! Let's do it anyway!' A man of great faith and courage, Bro. Roger founded a unique and marvelous ecumenical religious community."" --James Heft, scholar in residence, University of Dayton ""It is truly enriching to read Brother Roger's reflections. The third volume of his journal offers an insight into his deep commitment to make God's love visible in the world. The reader will encounter a remarkable Christian leader who had a strong passion to engage with the youth, to accompany the poor and the oppressed, and through prayer and service to advance reconciliation among Christians and the unity of the whole human family."" --Anne Burghardt, general secretary, Lutheran World Federation