Running to Resurrection, A soul-making chronicle, by Clark Berge SSF Statue Subject_St. Scolastica explanatory illustrations

explanatory illustrations

the rather high positioning of his ears suggest that the carver probably didn't have a live "model" to copy

5cm at the base

Eikon St Michael

Based on extensive study of Newman's letters

Running to Resurrection, A soul-making chronicle, by Clark Berge SSF Statue Subject_St. Scolastica explanatory illustrationsAt the age of forty five, unfit and overweight, Clark Berge, a professed Franciscan friar, took up running. In his younger life he had struggled with alcoholism and with his sexual identity. Running became cathartic not just for his body, but for making peace with the lingering shame of a troubled past, facing unresolved questions and coming to a fuller acceptance of who he was. As the elected leader of a worldwide religious community, Clark had the