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Praying the Crucifix
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Praying the Crucifix

By: Julien Chilcott-Monk

Format: A6 Booklet

Dimensions: 105mm by 148mm

ISBN : 9781784691615

Number of Pages: 56

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Publication Date: 08 Jan 2017

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Product Code: D819

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The crucifix is one of the most important symbols of the Christian faith, a reminder of Christ’s suffering and death on the Cross to save us, a symbol of one of the most important moments in history. Yet how many of us look at and consider the cross and its deeper meaning? This booklet provides reflections on the different parts of the crucifix, allowing us to apply its lessons to our own lives. Each chapter ends with prayers and devotions.

Read a blog post from the author: Praying the Crucifix