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A Deep
but Dazzling Darkness Timothy
Kinahan writes as a Christian seeking to understand what the great faiths
of the world share. He explores how different faith traditions have articulated
their experience of God. Both challenging and poetic, this is an uplifting
read for all who wish to understand more of God in our increasingly multi-cultural
and multi-faith world. 2006,
5½ x 8½, 120 pages (Columba) |
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Prayed
Out This book is primarily about redemption and the personal experience of one man who happens to be a priest. It enters the dark world of addiction and existential loneliness. It speaks of the ever available presence of God and his love, no matter where we find ourselves as human beings. Prayed Out offers the experience of one man who has discovered his God again in the dark places of humanity, including the experience of being gay and still regarded as precious, loved, and even liked by this fast, often elusive God. 2006,
5½ x 8½, 120 pages (Columba) |
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Return
to Me Return
to Me is a book of reflections for Lent to help the reader enter into
the spirit of the season in preparation for Easter. Each day has a scripture
passage taken from the liturgy readings, followed by a reflection and
a prayer. An activity is suggested for each week of the season. 2006,
5½ x 8½, 104 pages (Columba) |
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A Spiritual
Odyssey A Spiritual Odyssey is the compelling story of a journey on two converging paths - a burgeoning spirituality, and a dramatic physical degeneration that took the author to the doors of death. It is essentially a witness to the miraculous grace of God and how it reaches into both soul and body. The author struggles with questions of a theological nature. The questions emerge from the practical, often confusing circumstances in which the author finds himself and he tries to understand his growing spirituality. 2006,
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