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Traveling Companions: Walking with the Saints of the Church
Do you long to establish a relationship with the saints, but find them—or the volumes written about them—a little intimidating? The saints started out as ordinary Christians, just like us, and they are waiting to accompany us on our journey to heaven if we will only reach out our hands. Traveling Companions is a manageable volume that briefly introduces saints from a variety of times, places, and walks of life, all in language that brings them close to contemporary readers’ lives. You’re sure to find companions here that you will be happy to walk with all the way to the Kingdom.
477 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 1, 2013
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March 14, 2024
Basically lives of numerous saints (only complaint is that there is still a handful of relevant saints that aren’t mentioned) would recommend for those new to the faith and wanting to get a surface level understanding about saints in the Orthodox Church. ☦️
Most saints have like 1-2 pages of biography and you understand why they were chosen to be a saint. Also listed is their feast day.
Most saints have like 1-2 pages of biography and you understand why they were chosen to be a saint. Also listed is their feast day.
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