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How to Survive Being Human - Paperback

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by Joseph Gallagher (Author)

When this book was first published in 1970 as The Christian Under Pressure, it was a Book Club selection of the Spiritual Book Associates. America magazine's Father C.J. McNaspy, S.J., said of it: ""It has been a long time since any book has stirred more empathetic vibrations, gripped me more viscerally, left me so simply delighted and healthier. Not, perhaps, since C.S. Lewis burst upon us back in the 40's has anything like this appeared--so fresh, so wise, so understanding."" Some Earlier Works The Business of Circumference: A Kaleidoscope ""It's easy to give the highest recommendations to a collection of essays that has so much heart and wisdom."" NC News Service The Documents of Vatican II National Catholic Book Award for Translation The Pain and the Privilege: Memoir ""Historically important."" The Catholic Historical Review Voices of Strength and Hope for a Friend with AIDS ""I like it very much."" Dr. Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Born in 1929, author Joseph Gallagher was ordained for his native archdiocese of Baltimore in 1955. He has served as a parish priest, newspaper editor, archivist, seminary teacher, and chaplain for a children's home, a motherhouse of nuns, and an inner city hospital. Though retired, he continues to write and lecture.

Author Biography

Born in 1929, author Joseph Gallagher was ordained for his native archdiocese of Baltimore in 1955. He has served as a parish priest, newspaper editor, archivist, seminary teacher, and chaplain for a children's home, a motherhouse of nuns, and an inner city hospital. Though retired, he continues to write and lecture.

Number of Pages: 160
Dimensions: 0.5 x 7.9 x 5 IN
Publication Date: October 01, 2010
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