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Category Archives: Blog
On The Road: Part III
“The Desert Fathers believed that the wilderness had been created supremely valuable in the eyes of God precisely because it had no value to men. The wasteland was the land that could never be wasted by men because it offered … Continue reading
On the Road: Part II
This is Part II from the workshop on Spirituality for Men, which I presented at the Emmaus Spiritual Ministries Center of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange, Saturday, 4 August 2019, in Orange, California. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6rcqwN7-scI This recording was made … Continue reading
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On the Road: Part One
The following is Part One of my three-part workshop, “One the Road: A Spirituality Series for Men”, which I presented on Saturday 3 August 2019 at the Emmaus Spiritual Ministries Center, sponsored by the Sisters of Saint Joseph of Orange, … Continue reading
Good News about Three Independent Southwestern Bookstores
I am pleased to share with you the good news that three renowned independent bookstores are now carrying my new book, Desert Spirit Places: The Sacred Southwest. Maria’s Bookshop, Durango, Colorado https://www.mariasbookshop.com/ Back from Beyond Bookstore, Moab, Utah http://www.backofbeyondbooks.com/ Between the Covers, … Continue reading
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Vroman’s Books in Pasadena has my new book!
If you live near Pasadena, California, one of America’s great bookstores is currently carrying my new book Desert Spirit Places: The Sacred Southwest. Please consider visiting this Cathedral of Books and buying the book. Future orders depend on your support.
Desert Spirit Places is Now in Print!
My new book Desert Spirit Places: The Sacred Southwest is now in print. It can be ordered from the publisher at this link or on Amazon/Kindle in 10 days. If you read the book, please post a review. https://wipfandstock.com/desert-spirit-places.html
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My New Book Cover
Here is the book cover for my new book Desert Spirit Places: The Sacred Southwest, being published by Wipf and Stock in new couple of weeks.
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