O you, Son, who, concealed in your mother's womb, you gather together peoples by your Father's act – for I perchace am able to compose a holy narrative because you are seen to be God, because, glorious one, the glittering stars show (you) to the world; and I ask, after the close of my life, that you grant to me from the throne of heaven to take a tiny gift because of the honour (I have) attained.
Both baseball and Mormonism attempted to root themselves, and their holy narratives, on native New York ground.
By having a woman in a postwar melting pot face eternal questions, the story achieves a kind of narrative holy grail; "Brooklyn" is a tale of both telling specificity and stout timelessness.
Several other films have deployed autistic characters in a similar way – as quasi-holy innocents whose narrative function is to inspire those around them to be better people.
The exhibition's easel-size paintings and few small sculptures of metal and wood, made by anonymous artisans from the 12th to the early 20th century, depict a bewildering array of deities, demons, sages, holy places and mythic narratives similar to those of Hindu and Buddhist art.
"We know there is massive grass-roots desire to end the fighting and live in peace," said Scott Cooper, an American Jew and co-owner of MEJDI Tours, a company that includes both Palestinian and Israeli "narratives" in Holy Land pilgrimages.
After its release, Manson said that the overarching story within the trilogy is presented in reverse chronological order; Holy Wood, therefore, begins the narrative.
1544-45), by Jacopo Bassano, a rushing action scene in top-drawer Venetian color and decorative and narrative technique; "The Holy Women at the Sepulchre" (c.
After the King's death in 1189, Roger probably travelled with Richard's crusade to the Holy Land and began his narrative on the journey to and from the East.
Charles Manson read the Book of Revelation before his followers' rampages; Hitler, encouraged by Joseph Goebbels, apparently read himself into the narrative as a holy redeemer, while the rest of the civilized world saw him as the book's beast.
The three other Simon treasures on show are "The Flight Into Egypt" (c. 1544-45), by Jacopo Bassano, a rushing action scene in top-drawer Venetian color and decorative and narrative technique; "The Holy Women at the Sepulchre" (c.
