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O Honored Father: Theater of the Voyage of Holy Abbot Brendan

Name: O Honored Father: Theater of the Voyage of Holy Abbot Brendan
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Author: Sharon Pelphrey
ISBN: 9781449727017

by Sharon Pelphrey

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330 pages
Publisher: WestBow Press
15.3 x 22.9 x 1.9 cm

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For those seeking inspiration through spiritual tales

Revives the classic story of St. Brendan’s voyage

You will connect with themes of faith and adventure

Experience the adventure of St. Brendan's journey in this poetic retelling.

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For fifteen hundred years, popular audiences have loved tales of the Brendan voyage and have turned to them for inspiration. Never have their gentleness, intimacy with nature, amusement, and redemptive themes been more relevant than today. This fresh version of a Christian classic recaptures long-forgotten poetry, history, and drama in this sixth-century Irish voyage to the New World. Take a deck chair and cruise the mysterious Dark Ages from Palestine to Labrador with St. Brendan.