A Path Of Sorrows
"A Journey Through Agony and Redemption: Walk the Path of Sorrows with Jesus"
In this deeply moving and transformative narrative, Phillip Brescia invites you to experience the raw, human side of Christ’s final hours. Through vivid meditation and profound reflection, discover how sorrow can lead to salvation, and how one man’s suffering became the ultimate act of love for humanity.
A Story That Found Its Way to Times Square
In God’s perfect timing, this story found its moment in the heart of Times Square. Amidst the glowing lights and endless energy of New York City, it became a testament to how faith and purpose can guide even the smallest of dreams to the grandest of stages. This journey is a reminder that every story, when placed in His hands, can shine brightly for the world to see.
About the Author
Phillip Brescia
Phillip Brescia is a debut author whose deep-rooted faith and gift for storytelling converge in his compelling work, A Path of Sorrows. Drawing from his own turbulent spiritual journey and decades of living with undiagnosed depression, Phillip delivers a profound and intimate retelling of Christ’s passion from a first-person perspective. His search for understanding life’s pain and sorrow led him to an unexpected revelation: that our greatest struggles often pave the way to discovering our Divine purpose.
What Would You Do for Love?
Phillip Brescia’s "A Path of Sorrows" explores the depths of Christ’s love through His final hours, blending vivid storytelling with profound spiritual insight.
WHAT READERs SAY
Karla Grimsley-Greenway
Wow, Phillip! That is incredible. You and your book should be seen (read) by millions! It really is special. It had a lasting impact on me. I'll need to order a couple of your new editions. I actually had some family members that were interested in reading it so I'll give them as gifts. :- ) So very happy for you.
Karla Greenway
Chief Executive Officer
Bill Thompson
For as long as I have known him, Phil Brescia has been a devout Catholic who loves and lives his faith. But unlike the white-eyed drone honeybee, he’s not blind to the reality around him and thus forced to live mindlessly stranded in the hive.
Like the biblical Jacob, Phil has been willing, perhaps even eager, to wrestle with God and his faith, if only to fulfill a personal quest to understand both of them better. That intimate drive for understanding has produced his first book, “A Path of Sorrows.”
A fundamental tenet of Catholicism is that Jesus, while on earth, was fully and equally human and divine. Phil’s book gives us a gritty and sober view of Christ’s Passion, and in it, we see God’s Son struggling to fulfill His divine mission while saddled with the burden of bodily and emotional frailty common to all God’s creatures. We may know how the story ends, but getting there is not easy.
G.K. Chesterton once noted that Christianity had not been tried and found wanting — rather, it had been found difficult, and therefore left untried. The journey Jesus takes down Phil’s “Path of Sorrows” is a stark reminder of how difficult a task the Founder of the faith faced in opening the door of heaven to us all, and the challenge we must accept if we dare following in His footsteps.
