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In that disconnect has blossomed a growing depletion, with social and civic and familial costs I don’t believe we’ve reckoned with.

“He left us too early, but a movement that was just budding when he started decades ago has now blossomed into national and even international networks,” Martinez wrote in a tribute to Marquez.

When a strong light is trained on it, however, that image is projected onto a wall to reveal Amida standing on a lotus blossom and radiating beams of light.

The desolate morning we had first walked into suddenly blossoms into a different type of festive crowd.

The second act is where the relationship between Hildegard and Richardis blossoms and with it, musically, the arrival of rapture and onset of an ecstasy more overpowering than Godly visions.