Horen, wer ich sein kann
Einubungen
by Christoph Theobald
Paperback (Published)
(July 2018)
ISBN: 9783786730736
Price: $30.00
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Zu horen, wer ich sein kann: Das ist die ursprungliche Erfahrung der “Berufung”! In uberraschend neuer Weise entschlusselt der Jesuit Christoph Theobald dieses alte biblische und kirchliche Motiv. Aus der jahrzehntelangen Begleitung von Frauen und Mannern, die ihrem Leben und ihrem Ort in der Welt auf der Spur sind, erwachst sein Appell: sich zu interessieren fur das je einmalige Leben, das eigene und das der anderen. Ein Buch, das Mut macht – auch dazu, dieses unverwechselbare und unwiederholbare eigene Leben fur andere einzusetzen.
- By (author) Christoph Theobald
- Edited by Reinhard Feiter
- Edited by Hadwig Muller
- Translated by Gabriele Nolte
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