Jesus Saving Questions

Hutchinson, Gloria

Religion & Spirituality

St. Anthony Messenger Press

1986 ST. ANTHONY MESSENGER PRESS SOFTCOVER

Jesus and John

Christian Books & Bibles

Franciscan Media

Praying the Rosary: New Reflections on the Rosary

Praying the Way: Reflections on the Stations of the Cross

Your directors for this retreat,Turning Pain Into Power, are Jesuit priest-poet Gerard Manley Hopkins and abbess Hildegard of Bingen. Hopkins, a profound appreciator of life, suffered frequent bouts of melancholia and depression. Without benefit of worldy success for his poetry, the consolation of family life or the elation of fully investing his gifts, Hopkins remained hopeful, often cheerful and ever faithful to Christ. Hildegard, gifted with visions since childhood, recorded her wisdom, guiding readers through the mysteries of the Bible, the complexities of the moral life and the narrow gate into the kingdom. She became prophet, teacher, preacher and diplomat. Like Hopkins, she produced poetry and also music, medical and herbal guides, and scientific writings.

Turning Pain into Power: A Retreat With Gerard Manley Hopkins and Hildegard of Bingen

Hutchinson, Floria

In The Heart's Healing Journey: Seeking Desert Wisdom, Gloria Hutchinson introduces us to Lucien, a contemporary married Christian whose comfortable life leaves him vaguely sick at heart. Having gained the world, he desires more. He looks to Amma Sophia, the feminine figure of Wisdom personified in these pages as a Christian hermit. She is a physician of the soul whose words of life can effect the heart's healing. Lucien looks to Amma Sophia to heal whatever ails him. When Lucien seeks a "word" by which to live, the spiritual elder responds with a parable, an enigmatic saying or a question. The response is not a prepared text but a Spirit-shaped utterance. Out of the ensuing dialogue with Amma Sophia, Lucien finds understanding.

The Heart's Healing Journey: Seeking Desert Wisdom

Literature & Fiction

A Retreat With Teresa of Avila: Living by Holy Wit

Christ Encounters

Ave Maria Pr

A talented composer and guitarist, David had so much to live for—but ultimately could not find a way to overcome his demons. As Gloria and her family struggle to pick up the pieces, she comes to realize that thousands of families in the United States suffer the loss of a loved one through suicide each year. As her story moves from personal to societal, Gloria examines the warning signs for those contemplating suicide, as well as ways to help those struggling with hopelessness and depression. She also provides a support network for those left behind after such a devastating act, including tips on how to slowly work thorough the guilt, shame, and paralyzing grief that springs up in the wake of such profound loss. These emotions can eventually be turned into survival skills that make getting through each day possible. Coping with suicide is never an easy task, but Damage Done can help readers realize that they are not alone.

Damage Done: Suicide of an Only Son

Parenting & Relationships

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

A vibrant prayer life is essential to every Christian, but how can we keep our prayers meaningful and our spirituality growing? Gloria Hutchinson takes you on a tour of the prayer styles of some of our greatest saints—Francis and Clare of Assisi, John of the Cross, Teresa of Avila, Thérèse of Lisieux, and Ignatius of Loyola. These different prayer styles from the Catholic tradition offer you new ways to energize your prayer life and show you how to pray every day and in every circumstance.

Six Ways to Pray from Six Great Saints

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