A Pilgrim Prayer Book

A Pilgrim Prayer Book is a picture book that fallows a pilgrimage to fourteen churches in Europe and America. Each Cathedral is a meditation or prayer and because of this A Pilgrim Prayer Book is a visual prayer. Following along the path of travel are great cities, gardens and landscapes. These are included to increase the power of this meditation or visual prayer. The cities visited on this pilgrimage and included in this book are Rome, Italy, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Aachen, Germany, Dublin, Ireland, Chartres and Paris, France, New York City, Washington, D.C. Munich, Augsburg and Bavaria, Germany, Santiago De Compostella, Spain, Canterbury and London England. Many flowers were photographed although out of season and some seemed to be a light miracle, especially so many roses outside in November and December. Butterflies were included in this book as a part of the garden but also as a symbol of conversion.

A Pilgrim Prayer Book is a picture book that fallows a pilgrimage to fourteen churches in Europe and America. Each Cathedral is a meditation or prayer and because of this A Pilgrim Prayer Book is a visual prayer. Following along the path of travel are great cities, gardens and landscapes. These are included to increase the power of this meditation or visual prayer. The cities visited on this pilgrimage and included in this book are Rome, Italy, Amsterdam, Netherlands, Aachen, Germany, Dublin, Ireland, Chartres and Paris, France, New York City, Washington, D.C. Munich, Augsburg and Bavaria, Germany, Santiago De Compostella, Spain, Canterbury and London England. Many flowers were photographed although out of season and some seemed to be a light miracle, especially so many roses outside in November and December. Butterflies were included in this book as a part of the garden but also as a symbol of conversion.

Shannon is an artist from Minnesota. Artist work has led to using photography to create images. The content of the work has recently been converted completely to the works of Jesus Christ.