The Songs of Hugo Wolf

This book concentrates on the 242 published songs that Wolfe wrote for voice and piano, though the Ibsen songs for voice and orchestra are also discussed. English translations are provided together with the German texts and the background to the original poems - by Morike, Eichendorff and Goethe, as well as the Italian and Spanish sources from which the songbooks were drawn - are fully explored. Each song is dated, its keys identified and vocal range determined.

Biographies & Memoirs

Meyer, Gabriel

Sams, Eric

Arts & Literature

Indiana University Press

Flawless first edition, first printing hardcover book in also mint jacket.

War And Faith In Sudan

Politics & Social Sciences

Nicholls, James

Politics & Government

Eerdmans Pub.Co.

Since the days of the early church, people have wondered about Jesus' life as a child and teenager. Now, in this fictional "gospel," the relationship between Jesus and his earthly father is explored in depth for the first time. This unique tale of biblical fiction enables Joseph, master builder and Jewish sage, to walk off the pages of scripture and into our imaginations.

Gospel of Joseph: A Novel

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Crossroad

Casual readers, browsing the pages of this volume, can hardly be blamed for wondering what sort of book it is. IN THE SHADE OF THE TEREBINTH appears to be a collection of short stories. But, that's not quite correct. In fact, it is a novel. A certifiably odd variety of the species, but a novel. Despite its thirteen tales and a cast of a hundred subplots, IN THE SHADE OF THE TEREBINTH tells just one story really: the story of a love which cannot be stopped.As for the "night journey" of the subtitle, the reader will recall the mystical journeys of biblical figures, or, for that matter, the tradition of Mohammed's nocturnal ascent through the heavens. But the attentive reader will also be reminded that all true stories are journeys and that all true journeys are occasions for disclosure; that the journey undertaken in darkness - even by way of a book - is often the occasion for the revelation of the greatest of all mysteries: the mystery of identity. Gabriel Meyer was born in Los Angeles in 1947. He studied piano and composition at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston. Converting to Catholicism in 1956, he devoted his energies to various lay apostolates and an inter-denominational Christian community City of the Lord, which he helped found. A resident of Jerusalem for nearly six years, he became the Middle East correspondent for the National Catholic Register in 1986, with a focus on the indigenous churches of that region. Meyer reported extensively on religious and cultural issues in Israel, Turkey, and Egypt. His coverage of the Palestinian uprising, or intifada, won him Catholic Press Association awards in 1989. And in 1991, he won a California Writers Club prize for poetry. Reassigned to Yugoslavia in 1989, Meyer chronicled the religious and ethnic tensions which led to the disintegration of the country and the outbreak of war. He returned to the U.S. in 1991, where he continues to write and edit for the National Catholic Register.

In the Shade of the Terebinth: Tales of a Night Journey

Forest of Peace Books

Book by Snyder, Elizabeth, Meyer, Gabriel

A Ride on the Political Merry-Go-Round

Snyder, Elizabeth

Silverton Books

Today’s secular media tends to label Catholic culture as a throwback, an anachronism in the modern world, out of step and out of touch. Whether you are single or married, with children or without, consecrated or laity, new to the faith or a long-time parishioner, Living the Gospel as a Way of Life will show you how building a Catholic culture is both possible and relevant for today. This marvelous, timely book provides practical wisdom for those who yearn to build or rebuild a Catholic, Christian culture in their homes, religious orders, or parishes. Living the Gospel as a Way of Life leads one to reflect seriously on the very personal call to live as a disciple of Jesus and to do so within a relationship with others. At the heart of this book is the positive challenge to live the Gospel as a way of life. We are called to reflect on the question, what is the proper orientation of a person's life if we are focused rightly on loving God first, by living in relationship with others? While honestly facing the truth that life takes a toll on all of us, when we have learned in a positive way to live a “repentant life,” we walk in the footsteps of Moses, the Prophets, John the Baptist and Jesus Christ. In this book you will find helpful principles for developing a spiritual culture in your home and wherever you find yourself, whether with one person or within the context of community life

Living the Gospel as a Way of Life: Building a Spiritual Culture

Jones, James R.

City of the Lord

To all who seek to be faithful to God, the benefit to believers who keep holy the Lord's Day

Keeping Holy the Lord's Day

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