Easter Book of Days: A Lenten Journey through the Passion and Resurrection by Gregory Kenneth Cameron offers a transformative and meditative experience to guide you through the sacred season of Lent. This beautifully illustrated Lenten reader, inspired by the medieval tradition of the Book of Hours, presents twenty-five profound meditations that awaken your spirit and invite you to encounter anew the story of Jesus's Passion, Cross, and Resurrection.

Each meditation is carefully crafted to deepen your understanding of key biblical characters and significant locations of the Passion narrative, drawing you closer to the heart of the story. Through the lens of Scripture, history, and tradition, Bishop Gregory Kenneth Cameron brings new depth to familiar figures like Mary Magdalene, Thomas, Judas Iscariot, Pontius Pilate, and many more, as well as places like the Cross of Jesus, the Empty Tomb, and the streets of Jerusalem.

This book is not just a collection of words--it's an invitation to visio divina, a sacred practice of meditative viewing inspired by the illuminated manuscripts of the past. Beautiful four-color illustrations accompany each meditation, allowing you to visually engage with the journey of Lent, enriching your spiritual experience through art and contemplation.

Through this powerful Lenten guide, you will:

• Step into the tradition of the Book of Hours, with twenty-five days of meditations and illustrations that bring the Passion to life.
• Encounter biblical characters--some familiar, others less well-known--like Lazarus, Barabbas, Simon of Cyrene, Claudia Procula, and Mary, the Mother of the Lord.
• Reflect on key locations such as the Temple of Solomon, Jerusalem, the Cross, and the Empty Tomb, seeing them in a new light.
• Enter into a deeper personal relationship with Jesus and His disciples, experiencing His death and resurrection in a way that transforms your faith.
• Embrace the beauty of Scripture and tradition through the words and images that invite you into a meaningful Lenten season.

Whether you're seeking spiritual nourishment during Lent or longing for a renewed connection with the Passion of Christ, Easter Book of Days offers a meditative journey that enriches your understanding of Easter and its profound significance. This book is perfect for personal reflection, group study, or as a thoughtful gift to help others experience the transformative power of Jesus's love this Lent and Easter season.

An Advent Book of Days tells the stories of all the characters and creatures that make up the Christmas story, with daily prayers and reflections based on their experiences. Fully illustrated in color, this rich seasonal companion combines the bible, history, art and legend to explore the story of the incarnation. For each day of Advent, we meet a character caught up in the drama of the nativity, from the archangel Gabriel to the ox and ass in the stable. We discover what their portrayal in scripture reveals about them, how they have been understood in history, what folk legends have accrued around them, and what their stories offer for faith and devotion today. This is a book to engage all the senses and the imagination, to be enjoyed slowly and to shed new light on the most famous and familiar story of all. Step into the tradition of visio divina inspired by the medieval tradition of the illuminated book of hours, and celebrate the many aspects and persons of the Christmas story through the centuries.

This little book overflows with blessings. An Advent Book of Days is a fresh compliment to the well-beloved and familiar Christmas story. Thoughtfully put together, it welcomes the reader in like a warm friend, delighting and encouraging him along the way.

It is my hope that these reflections, whenever they are read, will help us to discover new depths in the Christmas story, to deepen our faith, and perhaps even to learn something new or unexpected; because over two thousand years, the story of Christmas has become filled with unexpected delights arising from Scripture, history, legend and faith. --Gregory Kenneth Cameron