Bishop Peter´s Pilgrimage- his diary and sketchbook

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Spisovateľ: Peter Nott
Vydavateľ: Canterbury Press
Rok vydania: 1997
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Katalogové číslo: I7938

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To spend twenty whole weeks in a single year visiting parishes, in addition to his other duties, has been an extraordinary achievement, and i know of no other bishop in living memory who has attempted such an enterprise... Bishop Peter´s Pilgrimage Diary is a wonderful and very readable story- full of humour, compassion and faith. It is a book which i believe will be a great encouragement to all who read it... 255 strán, brožovaná, väčší formát

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