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Stations of the Cross

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title Stations of the Cross
Authors and Contributors      By (author) Timothy Radcliffe
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:72
Dimensions(mm): Height 203,Width 152
Category/GenreChristian spirituality and religious experience
ISBN/Barcode 9781472916761
ClassificationsDewey:242.34
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint Bloomsbury Continuum
Publication Date 15 January 2015
Publication Country United Kingdom

Description

During Lent we are surrounded by visual reminders of Jesus' last hours. In Stations of the Cross, renowned author and spiritual master Timothy Radcliffe, OP, offers readers a thoughtful meditation on this powerful devotion. Through word and image Radcliffe offers a profound experience of reflecting on the Stations of the Cross that is both visually and spiritually inspiring. With each reflection, he draws from stunning art commissioned by award-winning liturgical artist Martin Erspamer, OSB. Stations of the Cross is perfect Lenten reading by an author well regarded for his spiritual writings. It is a beautiful invitation to deeper meditation and richer contemplation of this solemn season of prayer and penance.

Author Biography

A former Master of the world-wide Dominican Order, Timothy Radcliffe is now based in Oxford but remains an itinerant lecturer, broadcaster, preacher and retreat giver. His bestselling books include What's The Point of Being a Christian, What's The Point of Going to Church, Take the Plunge and I Call You Friends, all published by Bloomsbury Continuum. Martin Erspamer, OSB, is a monk of Saint Meinrad Archabbey in southern Indiana. He is a well-known liturgical artist and liturgical consultant. Erspamer works in a wide range of media, including pottery, stained glass, and wood, and is nationally known for his illustration of sacred themes.

Reviews

One of the best of this year's crop of Lent books. The art is stunning and the reflections are profound. Not to be missed. * Church of England Newspaper *