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Another telling of the Passion of the Christ? Why not? “Not As I Will, But As You Will: A Historical Novel of the Passion of Gethsemane,” by Kathleen Goto, takes a new slant on the Jesus' last twelve hours. Any telling of the story of the Christ is bound to be controversial in its own way, and hopefully this telling will spur further fruitful discussion about Jesus: who he was, and what he was meant to do. It is the inner agony that is stressed here, the sense of Jesus' failure in his mission to bring the Kingdom of God to earth. Those last hours before he is arrested he spends in reflection and recall of his life and life's work with the Angel Gabriel, sent by God to help him. |
CD with a beautiful collection of songs performed by Patsy Casino. She has been performing since 1975, but this is her first album. Here is the message which ends the Special Thanks text from the inside cover:
In God's love we are all united beyond race, religion, and nation — we are all colors of His heart of love. I hope you enjoy “Colors of the Heart.”
By Paulina K. Dennis
Publisher: iUniverse
Nadine Douglas Lapisan, folk singer, composer, civil rights activist and a daughter of the union movement is about to leave New York and the orchestra of a renowned American conductor to join a major orchestra and its world-famous music director, Janar von Berkhardt and the Bavarian State Philharmonic, in Munich, Germany. The year is 1966. This is her story.
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