Riječ tijelom postade

Riječ tijelom postade

Božidar Medvid

A theological and homiletical work by Don Božidar Medvid. Through a collection of sermons and spiritual reflections, he interprets the mystery of the Incarnation and calls for living gospel values ​​in everyday life.

"The Word Was Made Flesh" is a spiritual and theological-homily work by Don Božidar Medvid, a distinguished Croatian priest, translator, publisher and long-time pastor of the Hvar Diocese. Titled after the famous biblical verse from the Gospel of John (Et Verbum caro factum est), the book brings an extensive series of sermons, pastoral exhortations and spiritual meditations aimed at a deeper understanding of the Christian faith and liturgical life. The theological starting point of the work focuses on the mystery of the Incarnation — the act in which the invisible God in Jesus Christ becomes visible and present in human history. The author systematically follows the liturgical year (with special emphasis on the Mysteries of Christmas, Easter and the feasts of the Blessed Virgin Mary and the saints), offering readers, believers and preachers profound, but at the same time extremely understandable and life-giving interpretations of the Gospel. Don Božidar Medvid combines a solid theological and biblical background with rich pastoral experience, addressing the themes of family, morality, faith in contemporary society, hope in times of trial, and the importance of prayer and sacramental life. Written in a warm, accessible, and spiritually invigorating style, the book "The Word Became Flesh" is a valuable manual for preachers and priests preparing homilies, as well as an inspired read for all believers who strive for deeper personal spiritual growth.

Illustrations
Petar Jurčević
Graphics design
Petar Jurčević
Dimensions
17 x 11.5 cm
Pages
173
Publisher
Don Božidar Medvid, Jelsa
 
Latin alphabet. Paperback.
Language: Croatian.

One copy is available

Condition:Used, excellent condition
 

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