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PODVIG

By: Father Spyridon Bailey
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 Tragic and violent events force a simple farm labourer to take a journey that is both outer and inner. In a place in time that is unidentified but universal we follow his encounters with those who have been ravaged by the chaos of the world but also with those who have found God’s peace in the midst of turmoil. Podvig is an allegorical story rich with spiritual insights that will comfort, enlighten and challenge readers in equal measures. Spirituality
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What did I just read

Was this dedicated to the words of his mentor? Or Jesus? Did he stick up for the truth of Jesus and his message or the saints/mary?

Maybe rhe author meant well but Jesus was not the main point in this strange book. I regret my time investment so much 😭

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