The Christian Year. Reflecting on Faith Through the Liturgical Calendar: Spiritual Verses for Every Season

Par : John Keble, Henry Morley
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  • Nombre de pages253
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN4057664650498
  • EAN4057664650498
  • Date de parution21/11/2019
  • Protection num.Digital Watermarking
  • Taille598 Ko
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurGOOD PRESS

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The Christian Year by John Keble is a collection of poems revolving around the liturgical calendar of the Anglican Church. Each poem corresponds to a specific day or season and reflects on the spiritual significance of these moments. Keble's work is characterized by its lyrical nature and profound theological insights, making it a cornerstone of the literary movement known as the Oxford Movement in the 19th century.
This collection bridges the gap between poetry and religious devotion, inviting readers to contemplate the sacred throughout the year. Keble's rich language and intricate use of symbolism create a deeply meditative and inspirational experience for readers. John Keble, a prominent figure in the Anglican Church, was a preacher and theologian whose deep faith and reverence for tradition permeate throughout The Christian Year.
As a member of the Oxford Movement, Keble sought to revive the spiritual fervor of the Church of England through his poetry, shaping the landscape of religious literature in his time. I highly recommend The Christian Year to readers interested in exploring the intersection of poetry and spirituality. Keble's profound verses offer a unique perspective on faith and the passage of time, encouraging contemplation and reverence in the midst of daily life.
The Christian Year by John Keble is a collection of poems revolving around the liturgical calendar of the Anglican Church. Each poem corresponds to a specific day or season and reflects on the spiritual significance of these moments. Keble's work is characterized by its lyrical nature and profound theological insights, making it a cornerstone of the literary movement known as the Oxford Movement in the 19th century.
This collection bridges the gap between poetry and religious devotion, inviting readers to contemplate the sacred throughout the year. Keble's rich language and intricate use of symbolism create a deeply meditative and inspirational experience for readers. John Keble, a prominent figure in the Anglican Church, was a preacher and theologian whose deep faith and reverence for tradition permeate throughout The Christian Year.
As a member of the Oxford Movement, Keble sought to revive the spiritual fervor of the Church of England through his poetry, shaping the landscape of religious literature in his time. I highly recommend The Christian Year to readers interested in exploring the intersection of poetry and spirituality. Keble's profound verses offer a unique perspective on faith and the passage of time, encouraging contemplation and reverence in the midst of daily life.
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