In The Round Dance of the Stars, the exalted status accorded the believer-priest is evident in forty-eight compelling poems. Though the totality of the self transcends our vision, all the souls of the world are contained in the Mystical Body of Christ. His united, Pentecostal Church may well become the inspired shared goal of wayfarers, spacewalkers, and saints alike. Each "round dancer" will not be an illusory reality, but rather the Christ-centered being who exists both in time and beyond time.
