Confession
If your faith could confess, what would it tell you?

It’s us, the devout, who are expected to confess to our pastors. But what if our faith could, in turn, confess its darker secrets to us?

A silent dialogue between a businessman and a priest takes place against the backdrop of a papal address humming through the Vatican plaza, questioning uncomfortable truths of the Catholic faith and exploring what really goes on in the minds of the devout… of any faith.

A work of fiction written in the breathless “thought-stream” style pioneered by the author, Czech-born writer Birgitte Rasine, “Confession” pulls you into its racing pulse and doesn’t let go even after you’ve read the last word. It breaks through the established walls of the practice of confession in Christianity and brings to light questions about faith and religion that remain debated to this day.

Originally written in 2001 but unpublished until now, “Confession” is finally making its debut in print and as an eBook in both English and Spanish.
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Confession
If your faith could confess, what would it tell you?

It’s us, the devout, who are expected to confess to our pastors. But what if our faith could, in turn, confess its darker secrets to us?

A silent dialogue between a businessman and a priest takes place against the backdrop of a papal address humming through the Vatican plaza, questioning uncomfortable truths of the Catholic faith and exploring what really goes on in the minds of the devout… of any faith.

A work of fiction written in the breathless “thought-stream” style pioneered by the author, Czech-born writer Birgitte Rasine, “Confession” pulls you into its racing pulse and doesn’t let go even after you’ve read the last word. It breaks through the established walls of the practice of confession in Christianity and brings to light questions about faith and religion that remain debated to this day.

Originally written in 2001 but unpublished until now, “Confession” is finally making its debut in print and as an eBook in both English and Spanish.
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Confession

by Birgitte Rasine
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If your faith could confess, what would it tell you?

It’s us, the devout, who are expected to confess to our pastors. But what if our faith could, in turn, confess its darker secrets to us?

A silent dialogue between a businessman and a priest takes place against the backdrop of a papal address humming through the Vatican plaza, questioning uncomfortable truths of the Catholic faith and exploring what really goes on in the minds of the devout… of any faith.

A work of fiction written in the breathless “thought-stream” style pioneered by the author, Czech-born writer Birgitte Rasine, “Confession” pulls you into its racing pulse and doesn’t let go even after you’ve read the last word. It breaks through the established walls of the practice of confession in Christianity and brings to light questions about faith and religion that remain debated to this day.

Originally written in 2001 but unpublished until now, “Confession” is finally making its debut in print and as an eBook in both English and Spanish.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940014673402
Publisher: LUCITÀ Publishing
Publication date: 07/05/2012
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 60
File size: 847 KB

About the Author

Writer, poet, and entrepreneur, Birgitte Rasine serves as the Chief Evolution Officer (CEO) of LUCITÀ Inc., a hybrid design and communications firm committed, in its work and practices, to sustainability.

Ms. Rasine is also the author of "The Serpent and the Jaguar: Living in Sacred Time," a report on the social responsibility of the media & communications fields in the US titled "Colors of Perception," various short stories, articles, independent screenplays, and other works.

A prolific photographer and award-winning poet, Ms. Rasine holds a BA in Aesthetics of Film from Stanford University, studied cinematography at the American Film Institute in Los Angeles, California, and completed a professional masters program in international relations at the Instituto Universitario Ortega y Gasset in Madrid, Spain. She sits on the board of directors of a Czech and Slovak non profit organization in New York City dedicated to supporting the leaders of tomorrow, and is a member of several professional organizations including the Association of Women in Water, Energy and the Environment.
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