Into the Red Mist - Kupris, Gerald P
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Everyone goes into the red mist. At some point in ones life, one faces the mists reality, and, for most, thats when life really begins. This story about Bartholomew and the assemblage of his reflections is intended to set forth some excursions into that mist, together with vignettes of faith and family. Many are autobiographical in nature, although they are presented through the intermediary of Bartholomew of the Trinity. In many of the stories and reflections, you will see part of your own journey, either as you read or as you reflect. As such, this book is composed of three interrelated parts: The Mist, Sacrament and Church, Relationships.…mehr

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Everyone goes into the red mist. At some point in ones life, one faces the mists reality, and, for most, thats when life really begins. This story about Bartholomew and the assemblage of his reflections is intended to set forth some excursions into that mist, together with vignettes of faith and family. Many are autobiographical in nature, although they are presented through the intermediary of Bartholomew of the Trinity. In many of the stories and reflections, you will see part of your own journey, either as you read or as you reflect. As such, this book is composed of three interrelated parts: The Mist, Sacrament and Church, Relationships.
Autorenporträt
Gerald P. Kupris, is a member of the Order of Secular Discalced Carmelites in the Catholic Church He is a retired attorney living in rural Pennsylvania with Karen, his wife of forty-five years. Although his professional life has been rewarding -he has been the President of a state trade association and President of his own public affairs company-, it was through a profound spiritual growth within his Church, giving of himself through teaching, singing in a Latin Choir, being an altar server, a lector and an extraordinary minister of the Eucharist and completing his Dioceses Leaders in Ministry Formation program, that he has achieved a cathartic balance between the sacred and the profane.