Returning to a dream’s images

Tim Bartel’s catalog title concerns interpretations of Saint John Bosco’s dream of the two columns. The book sits within the author’s wider work on Catholic dream interpretation.

Trending Books / November 3, 2026 / 1 min read

Dream of the Great Ship is listed by Greenlamp as Tim Bartel’s examination of Saint John Bosco’s dream of the two columns. The subject belongs to the author’s broader interest in dreams and Catholic spiritual tradition.

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