Winds of Life. The Benediction of Paul, #1
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- ISBN8224210312
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- Date de parution06/06/2024
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- ÉditeurVirtued Press
Résumé
Karl Mackenzie Knows the Song became a Benedictine monk in Montana by default after a drunk driver took the lives of his wife and children. Now known as Father Jacob, he hasn't quite forgiven God and is not ready to love again. When an orphaned boy, Paul Warner, is adopted by St. Alberic's Monastery, he and his best friend, Father Joannicus, find themselves face to face with a job neither of them is ready for.
God and their contemplative life are overshadowed by headstrong women and the raising of a child.
God and their contemplative life are overshadowed by headstrong women and the raising of a child.
Karl Mackenzie Knows the Song became a Benedictine monk in Montana by default after a drunk driver took the lives of his wife and children. Now known as Father Jacob, he hasn't quite forgiven God and is not ready to love again. When an orphaned boy, Paul Warner, is adopted by St. Alberic's Monastery, he and his best friend, Father Joannicus, find themselves face to face with a job neither of them is ready for.
God and their contemplative life are overshadowed by headstrong women and the raising of a child.
God and their contemplative life are overshadowed by headstrong women and the raising of a child.
