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"Our Lord has written the promise of resurrection, not in books alone, but in every leaf in springtime." – Martin Luther King Jr.

At this special time of year, we have books to inspire and delight you. Accompany your little ones 'On the Road to Emmaus' or through 'Via Lucis: The Way of the Light'. Or perhaps, reflect with Fr Michael on the Gospel resurrection narratives in 'Alive'.

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Alive! The Gospel Resurrection Narratives

Alive! The Gospel Resurrection Narratives

Michael T Winstanley SDB

£12.00

This book represents Michael's ability to sensitively and effectively translate scholarly work on scripture into language that speaks vividly to Christians today. He offers a resource for the ordinary Christian who wants to understand the Gospel better while reminding us that true 'aliveness' for us as Christians comes in our relationship with the risen Christ.

ISBN 978-1-909080-41-6

Paperback portrait 148mm x 210mm

160pp

241g

In this book Michael takes each of the Gospel accounts of Christ's resurrection and shows how they differ and why. He brings out the meaning that the four evangelists wished to emphasise to their various communities. His work is based on the best scholarship available, as the endnotes and bibliographies testify. His style, is however, eminently readable. He also includes reflections of his own which take account of the Church today. For instance the peace and joy that fills the disciples when they realise Jesus is alive, flows from their sense that "Life does have a meaning, there is a future" and "Whilst we may feel uncomfortable with aspects of the teaching and life of our Church, the foundation of our faith remains the love of God for us revealed in Jesus." Pope Francis warns us that our zeal as disciples of Christ "has to be sustained by our own constantly renewed experience of savouring Christ's friendship and His message." How better to do this than by meditating on His resurrection with the help of "Alive"?