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Seeing What I Was Missing
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- ISBN, perfect bound
- 978-1-61956-007-9
- ISBN, EPUB ebook
- 978-1-61956-804-4
- ISBN, PDF ebook
- 978-1-61956-805-1
- Pages
- 172
- Size
- 5.5 × 8.5 in
- Edition
- Perfect bound first edition, October 2011
- Language
- English
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About this book
“What an honest, down-to-earth, and therefore wonderfully relevant book!” — Josephe Marie Flynn, SSND
As a boy, Bob Konopa could not see the eye chart. Glasses opened a new world, and years later he discovered he had been missing far more than letters on a wall. In this honest and simple book he shares his own story of learning to see God and himself as God sees him.
Twenty-six short chapters move from “They Have Eyes but Do Not See” to the meeting of image and the Cross, dying and rising, and becoming the one who welcomes us, with homey, down-to-earth stories and examples.
“Bob Konopa writes clearly, simply, honestly, and with guidance, depth and wisdom that would help many people.” — Fr. Richard Rohr, OFM
Inside
- Part One: fourteen chapters on learning to see, from “They Have Eyes but Do Not See” to “Knowing That We Are Known”
- Part Two: twelve chapters on the Cross and new life
- Endorsements by Murray Bodo, OFM, and Richard Rohr, OFM
