Životu reći DA

Životu reći DA

Phil Bosmans

Phil Bosmans has been known in Croatia since 1985, when his first book Živjeti je radost appeared. So far, twenty-three of his books have been translated into Croatian by Kršćanska sašnojstci.

To live means: to embrace people and things and let them grow green and bloom again before God's face.

To live means: to be grateful for light and love, for warmth and tenderness, simply given in people and things.

To live means: to see everything as a gift from God, to let everything be his gift, to own nothing and no one and to cheer for every star that falls from the sky.

Original title
Ja zum Leben
Translation
Pavao Madžarević
Dimensions
20 x 10 cm
Pages
82
Publisher
Kršćanska sadašnjost, Zagreb, 1993.
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

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