Praying the Stations of the Cross for the Suffering, Ill and Disabled
Each one of us has a disability of one sort or another—some are visible and obvious (needing a wheelchair, for example, or even glasses for reading). Others are invisible but no less prominent (dealing with chronic illness or daily pain). As Holly Clark points out in these poignant and profound reflections on Jesus’ journey to Calvary, Jesus chose the disability of the cross, and by doing so, ennobles our own suffering and gives us courage. These prayers will strengthen and inspire and offer hope and spiritual healing to all, no matter what your disability may be.
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5.5" x 8.5" | 32 pages | saddle stitched
Author: Holly B. Clark
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Each one of us has a disability of one sort or another—some are visible and obvious (needing a wheelchair, for example, or even glasses for reading). Others are invisible but no less prominent (dealing with chronic illness or daily pain). As Holly Clark points out in these poignant and profound reflections on Jesus’ journey to Calvary, Jesus chose the disability of the cross, and by doing so, ennobles our own suffering and gives us courage. These prayers will strengthen and inspire and offer hope and spiritual healing to all, no matter what your disability may be.
Click here to view sample pages of this booklet.
5.5" x 8.5" | 32 pages | saddle stitched
Author: Holly B. Clark
