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Stations of the Cross: X Jesus is Stripped

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Stations of the Cross. By Callum James with illustrations by Luc Freymanc. Friday, 2 March 2007. X Jesus is Stripped. And a space in the crowd. The man is all skin. Rude, raw,. As unconcerned as famine,. As thin as compassion. A million million look away). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stations of the Cross. The beautiful pictures used here are by Luc Freymanc and you should check his website. For details of allowable usage. I Jesus is Condemned to Death. II Jesus is Given His Cross.

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Stations of the Cross: VI Veronica Wipes The Face of Jesus

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Stations of the Cross. By Callum James with illustrations by Luc Freymanc. Friday, 2 March 2007. VI Veronica Wipes The Face of Jesus. Following with balled fists clutching. And courage twisted into a rag of knots. And woman bursts in. Where every sensation was. Sting and gravel and splinter. And there is a soft rag. And then there is a legend. Then even the pattern. Of sweat is revered. For it is the geometry. Of compassion and,. It has the shape of an example. It is the cool touch. Of fresh water on salt.

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Stations of the Cross: IV Jesus Meets His Mother

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Stations of the Cross. By Callum James with illustrations by Luc Freymanc. Friday, 2 March 2007. IV Jesus Meets His Mother. Even while the skin. Like wood grain whirls. In the path;. What is right and. Meet and tumble each other. To tears on the faces. Of mothers, brothers,. So close that breath. Passes shame and hurt. Spaces where 'what is right'. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stations of the Cross. The beautiful pictures used here are by Luc Freymanc and you should check his website.

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Contemporary Art, Religious Sketches, Paintings, and Prints

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Christian Drawings, Sketches, Paintings, and Prints. Featuring the expressionistic contemporary art by Luc Freymanc: Pen and ink drawings, pencil drawings, brush drawings and paintings that breathe new life into an subject that has fascinated artists for centuries. Artwork by Luc Freymanc. Churches, schools, and individuals seeking Christian religious drawings, sketches and paintings for clip art use find the complete image library. This website, Jesus Christ Drawings: Artwork by Luc Freymanc. Contempora...

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CHARIS :: Publications :: CHARIS Christmas 2005

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CHARIS: A Journal of Lutheran Scholarship, Thought, and Opinion. Christmas 2005, Volume 4, Number 4. You need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read the articles. The Acrobat Reader is free, and available for download from Adobe's website. Dr John E. Bauer,. The CHARIS Institute, Inc. Mrs Ann Jahns (WLC '92). Arts and Culture Editor:. Dr Peter Fraser,. Social and Behavioral Sciences Editor:. Dr Paul Boehlke,. Dr Mark Braun,. Station 13 - Jesus Taken Down from the Cross. Where Have Lutheran Synods Gone? A Journal o...

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Stations of the Cross: III Jesus Falls For The First Time

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Stations of the Cross. By Callum James with illustrations by Luc Freymanc. Friday, 2 March 2007. III Jesus Falls For The First Time. It is the cross which. Presses him. Between the. Wood and the earth. Where the view is. Sandal-straps and dog paws. O how the mighty are fallen'. But all those not mighty. Now and then know this view. He will bring down the mighty. To share this view. Of sandal-straps and dog paws. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stations of the Cross. For details of allowable usage.

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Stations of the Cross: March 2007

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Stations of the Cross. By Callum James with illustrations by Luc Freymanc. Friday, 2 March 2007. I Jesus is Condemned to Death. Are standing in the. White stone and high. Hanging as the dust in. Are soft curls of. Sunlight and silence,. And somewhere in the years. Beyond this room and this judgement,. A million voices speak. In a blinding white silence. Links to this post. II Jesus is Given His Cross. Cracked grain and tight knot. To be worked and eased. Like a muscle strung in pain. A line of vertebrae.

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Stations of the Cross: XII Jesus Dies

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Stations of the Cross. By Callum James with illustrations by Luc Freymanc. Friday, 2 March 2007. High up where the crows stand. On the wooden frame the view is wide. You might have thought. That it was dark here at the edge of death,. Here where the soul tucks. Itself into God: here where. The crows tuck long bills. In fact, there is an oily rainbow. On the edge of death just as. There is a promise. In the plumage of crows. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Stations of the Cross. V Simon of Cyrene.