The library is a humongous cavernous room full of floor to ceiling shelves. Each shelf is stocked full of every type of book imaginable, most in impeccable condition. Near all of the shelves, there are types of reading nooks with benches or chaises for people to relax and read. There are some tables and chairs for study in one half of the room. There is a large fireplace in the center and some comfortable lounge chairs arranged around it for socializing. On the sparse wall space there are tapestries. Some small end tables hold huge vases of pink flowers.
Library, Inside Castle
librarian
preist
I spend most of my time praying and givings sermons. I live in the local church. I am educated and dutifully serve my post.
How has the library been these days? Wonderful, I just finished with a class of younglings.  It was a reading from the Sermons of St. Dwyfed.  How do you fare today father? Another day immersed in scripture, any new religious texts available? Well, we do have this tome recently copied by the Order of Saint Hilda convent in Muddlewark.  It discusses 101 ways to lose weight during a fast. I see, maybe something a bit less bodily oriented? Well, this volume is the 364th volume of Saint Therese's autobiography.  Of her attempts to convert the mole-people of Pelagia.  Very inspiring. I was under the impression mole people could not understand our language? And the following 7 volumes are the thrilling account of her unsuccessful attempts at learning it!  Surely an inspiring tale for the people in these most trying times. That would sound as if it is meant to teach persistence.  Certainly, persistence against adversity, as well as faith even in failure. Things we can all aspire to learn, certainly they would prove helpful in life. Which teaching of Saint Therese has inspired you the most father?