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Based on diaries that Henri Nouwen wrote from his trips to Ukraine in 1993-94, where he led retreats, observed the resurgence of the Ukrainian Catholic Church, and connected with the movement (in style of l’Arche) working with handicapped adults. The project takes on new meaning in light of the current suffering of Ukraine. With an introduction by Archbishop Borys Gudziak, Metropolitan of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church.

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Henri is deeply in touch with the Slavic soul, its long suffering, and the national identify of the Ukrainian people. He still speaks prophetically about Russian imperialism, the gospel call to peacemaking, and prayerful resistance in a troubled and fearful land. --Michael J. Christensen, PhD, co-editor of the Nouwen Trilogy, Spiritual Direction, Spiritual Formation, and Discernment

"""Henri is deeply in touch with the Slavic soul, its long suffering, and the national identify of the Ukrainian people. He still speaks prophetically about Russian imperialism, the gospel call to peacemaking, and prayerful resistance in a troubled and fearful land.""--Michael J. Christensen, PhD, co-editor of the Nouwen Trilogy, Spiritual Direction, Spiritual Formation, and Discernment"

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Henri J. M. Nouwen, who died in 1996, spent the last ten years of his life as the chaplain to the L'Arche Daybreak community in Ontario, Canada. The author of many spiritual classics, his Orbis books include Adam: God's Beloved, With Burning Hearts: A Meditation on the Eucharistic Life, Peacework, The Selfless Way of Christ, ¡Gracias!, and Community.

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