Integrates contemporary spirituality and psychology with the 12 steps as it seeks to lead readers to new depths of personal resources for healing and recovery.
Author: Rev. Matthew Linn, SJ, Dennis Linn, <span style="color: rgb(51, 51, 51); font-size: 12px; background-color: rgb(212, 255, 248);">Sheila Fabricant Linn</span>Matthew Linn SJDennis LinnSheila Fabricant Linn
Format: Paperback
A practical and prayerful guide to healing the hurt that may have occurred in the eight stages of life as described by psychologist Erik Erikson.
The young hero Deo looks at his life to ask its God-given purpose or "song," in this eloquent, lyrical story, a retelling of an East African fable, by the Linns. Along the way, he discovers answers to other important questions—the nature of life, particularly when life begins, and death.He begins by straightforwardly asking: "When did I begin to be me?" He learns that life begins before birth ("I began to be me even before I was born"). He learns that his God-given purpose or "song" in life-to b...
Shows how to forgive in an active, healthy way by moving through a five-step process that renounces vengeance and retaliation but is not passive or self-abusive in any way.
This book addresses how the toxic aspects of our society affect us personally and offers both careful research and simple processes to help us create a positive future for ourselves and our children by living as human beings should live.
A simple book for children to help them share a universal, centuries-old practice for reflecting on each day's experience and hearing the voice of God guiding them from within to give and receive more life and love. Ages 5-10.
A resource that helps readers of the Bible to read it, difficult passages included, in ways that enhance their sense of loving connection so that they feel closer to God, themselves, others, and their world.
The young hero Deo looks at his life to ask its God-given purpose or "song," in this eloquent, lyrical story, a retelling of an East African fable, by the Linns. Along the way, he discovers answers to other important questions—the nature of life, particularly when life begins, and death.He begins by straightforwardly asking: "When did I begin to be me?" He learns that life begins before birth ("I began to be me even before I was born"). He learns that his God-given purpose or "song" in life-to b...
