Ebook {Epub PDF} The God Who Comes by Carlo Carretto

The God Who Comes by Carretto, Carlo Seller Better World Books Condition Used - Good ISBN Item Price $ Show Details. Description: Used - Good. Used book that is in clean, average condition without any missing pages. Add to Cart. Verified Purchase. Carretto presents a compeling portrait of God as the one who comes. God has come (incarnation), will come (parousia) and is continually coming. Though simple, the portrait is not simplistic. Readers will be encouraged and inspired to believe more in a God who is present always. Read more/5(24). This book is a call to love, silence, poverty and faith, which challenges those who think they can reach God by running faster. The author, a Little Brother of Charles de Foucauld, divides his time between the Order's house in the Sahara, and the Umbrian Hills where he lives as a hermit.

Does cover is tattered around the edges pages are yellowing there are stamps throughout from the previous institution where this was housed The God Who Comes By Carlo Carretto Ex-retirement Home library. Shipped with USPS Media Mail. More on the deeply spiritual Carlo Carretto in the book review below the quotes. "The journey is long and its name is exodus. The exodus is the journey made by human beings to learn God's tastes by experience. It is God's school, the apprenticeship of the kingdom, the child's growing up to become like the. Carretto presents a compeling portrait of God as the one who comes. God has come (incarnation), will come (parousia) and is continually coming. Though simple, the portrait is not simplistic. Readers will be encouraged and inspired to believe more in a God who is present always.

Carlo Carretto. Quotes. Showing of “How baffling you are, oh Church, and yet how I love you! How you have made me suffer, and yet how much I owe you! I would like to see you destroyed, and yet I need your presence. You have given me so much scandal and yet you have made me understand what sanctity is. This book is a call to love, silence, poverty and faith, which challenges those who think they can reach God by running faster. The author, a Little Brother of Charles de Foucauld, divides his time between the Order's house in the Sahara, and the Umbrian Hills where he lives as a hermit. The God Who Comes. by. Carlo Carretto. · Rating details · 39 ratings · 5 reviews. This book is a call to love, silence, poverty and faith, which challenges those who think they can reach God by running faster. The author, a Little Brother of Charles de Foucauld, divides his time between the Order's house in the Sahara, and the Umbrian.