15 Days of Prayer With Henri Nouwen

Name: 15 Days of Prayer With Henri Nouwen
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Henri Nouwen (1932-1996) is considered one of the greatest spiritual masters of the modern age. Born, educated and ordained in Holland, he came to America as a professor of pastoral theology. Invited by Jean Vanier to join his mission...

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Henri Nouwen (1932-1996) is considered one of the greatest spiritual masters of the modern age. Born, educated and ordained in Holland, he came to America as a professor of pastoral theology. Invited by Jean Vanier to join his mission to help the handicapped, Nouwen left academia behind to become pastor of LArche Daybreak, a home for the disabled in Toronto. There, among God's wounded, he found a home and his greatest happiness. A heart attack cut short his rich life as writer, lecturer and priest. Nouwen drew standing room only audiences, who flocked to hear his message that we are God's beloved children, that God is the One of unconditional love who loves us now, with no strings attached. His many books are arrows pointing towards this love, reminding Christians of the timeless message that Christ came into the world not to blame but to love.

PRODUCT DETAIL

Catalogue Code 297969
Product Code 9781565483248
ISBN 1565483243
EAN 9781565483248
Pages 128
Department Academic
Category Classic
Sub-Category Henry Nouwen
Publisher New City Press Pny
Publication Date Sep 2009
Sales Rank 70913
Dimensions 183 x 114 x 8mm
Weight 0.118kg

Robert Waldron

Robert Waldron is a retired teacher of literature and currently a writer and retreat director. An award-winning writer and the recipient of four N.E.H. fellowships, he has published fourteen books, including Walking with Thomas Merton (2002), Walking with Henri Nouwen (2003), and Walking with Kathleen Norris (2007), all by Paulist Press. He resides in Boston, Massachusetts, where he conducts retreats on Merton and Nouwen as well as on poetry.