Rose Pacatte Boeken

A young girl on the threshold of womanhood finds that her parents have arranged her betrothal. Can you imagine her helplessness? An angel visits her to request the unthinkable: that she be the mother of the Son of God. Can you picture her amazement? Found to be pregnant, she is scorned in her village. Can you sense her hurt and fear? As labor pangs overtake her, she and her husband are refused lodging in an unfamiliar city. Can you feel her pain and exhaustion? Holding her newborn son, she gazes into his adorable face while shepherds gather close. Can you imagine her wonder and joy?

Martin Sheen, renowned for his portrayal of a Catholic president, shares his journey through faith, family, and activism. The narrative delves into his experiences in Hollywood, the challenges he faced, and his commitment to social justice. Sheen reflects on his relationships with family and colleagues, emphasizing the importance of spirituality and moral conviction in his life. Through personal anecdotes and insights, he inspires readers to explore their own beliefs and the impact of individual choices on the broader community.

The book presents an in-depth portrait of Corita Kent, an American nun and pop artist known for her creativity and love. It highlights her journey as a gentle revolutionary, showcasing how her life and art intertwine to convey beauty and truth. Through the perspective of Sr. Rose Pacatte, the narrative explores the unexpected paths Kent took, emphasizing her impact on both art and spirituality.