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SEEK MY FACE: PRAYER AS PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP IN SCRIPTURE William A. Barry, S.J. SEEK MY FACE: PRAYER AS PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP IN SCRIPTURE William A. Barry, S.J.
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SEEK MY FACE: PRAYER AS PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP IN SCRIPTURE
William A. Barry, S.J.

Condition: Good. Light foxing to edges and minor toning to cover; interior clean and firm.

About the Book
In this quietly insightful volume, William A. Barry, S.J. explores what it means to have an intimate relationship with God. Drawing on biblical narratives and modern psychology, he describes prayer as a form of genuine personal encounteran IThou relationship marked by ambivalence, vulnerability, and the capacity for love.

Barrys approach is both practical and deeply humane. He recognizes that the desire for closeness to God is often tempered by fear of what such intimacy might demand, yet insists that the movement toward divine friendship lies at the heart of Christian life. Each chapter offers gentle guidance for recognising Gods presence in ordinary experience and responding with greater openness and trust.

About the Author
William A. Barry, S.J. (19302020) was an American Jesuit priest, psychologist, and spiritual director renowned for his writings on prayer and spiritual friendship. Rector of the Jesuit Community at Boston College, he co-authored several classics on Ignatian spirituality and spiritual direction, including God and You and Prayer and Temperament.

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