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    vOYAGE:O'Side

    By Francis Kroncke

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    vOYAGE with Frak in a pre-historic time as he sails the world and discovers the power and pleasure of the warrior's patriarchal world to then return home to set right his dominion over his woman, Darlm. vOYAGE with Friar Otto through the Inquisition's quest to core out the evil succubi from the flesh of women,here Dagmar. Disrobing, the friar as geographer sails the oceans as Frantz encountering the bizarre and enchanting visions that call for preparation to leave this Earth for a New World. vOYAGE with Frank as he searches with Dalores for a meaningful and passionate life in the raucous and sexually tumultuous 1906s. Finally vOYAGE with D in an ethereal realm where s/he weaves in and out of the lives of all F and Ds, challenging the Conundrum to enter flesh and so experience Magnificence. vOYAGE within yourself and outward into eternal moments as you unfold into the varied presences of who it is that vOYAGEs as you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherFrancis Kroncke
    Release dateFeb 15, 2015
    ISBN9781310935268
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    Francis Kroncke

    Francis X. Kroncke, federal inmate 8867-147, is a seeker whose has journeyed through the monastic life, the theological academy, federal courtrooms, a federal prison cell, and the byways of corporate America. In 1970, he took his Catholic theology into the American courts as he defended his draft board raiding crime, re: the trials of the “Minnesota 8.” During and after serving time, he explored the dark, Shadow side of America. In his published essays and websites he has focused on the ancient call which is heard most distinctively in the institutions and through the experiences of the dark side of the biblically based Western and American cultures. The article, “An Outlaw’s Theology,” was published in the journal "Cross Currents" (June 2011). A companion piece, “A vision of coupled presence,” in the journal "Theology and Sexuality" (2011) www.outlaw-visions.net;www.earthfolk.net; www.minnesota8.net; www.pwh-mn.org

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