The essays in this book served as my daily readings as I inched across the Bronx on the Bx9 bus from Marble Hill to my office at Fordham and back—not as a pilgrim, but as a commuter. Each essay held my attention for the twenty-five-minute trip on the days I was lucky enough to get a seat. Great, thought-provoking reading—for a professional theologian. Lash weaves wise refle (...)
November 30, 1999
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Theology for PilgrimsNicholas LashUniversity of Notre Dame Press, $25, 296 pp.
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