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Pat O'Doherty
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Pages
74
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Wipf and Stock Publishers

About

Each of us has a journey to make and a story to tell, of love or loss, joy or tragedy, spring or winter. Yet the journey is always signposted by those glimpses of hope we encounter on the way, whether in the people we have known, the friendships we have cherished, the wonders of the world around us, or the many other miracles that make every day of our life.
These poems are such signposts, acknowledging the reality that hope can sometimes be frustrated, diminished, or even forlorn, but all rooted in the author's Christian faith that ultimately, as we walk on our search for God, we do not walk alone.

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