Bernadette Flanagan
Exploring Indigenous Spirituality: The Kutchi Kohli Christians of Pakistan
World Religions
“This book is an invaluable resource for anyone who wishes to be awakened to the great variety of expressions of mystical wisdom which are lived in the daily lives of people in culturally diverse situations. In a very concrete manner, the author illustrates the inter-spiritual experience of the Kutchi Kohli Christians of Pakistan, whose lives uniquely interface with Hinduism and Islam.”
From Wreck to Wonderful Wholeness
Christian Living
“In this book Edel Kearney speaks honestly, insightfully and powerfully about what is involved in breaking free from the constrictions of this material world, and find the true self within. She provides practical steps for finding a body, mind, and soul balance, from which will flow fulfilment. Her teaching is practical and realistic. There is no magic formula. She outlines how to pay attention to your life right now and grasp onto God in the midst of that reality. Since we do not get to live our lives twice, Edel shows a path for walking through the one we now live with hope, fulfilment, and abundance.”
Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
“This publication makes a highly original and innovative contribution to grief studies—it explores the sometimes-neglected themes of subjective spiritual intimacy with one who is deceased.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“In this informative and inspirational new book, Bernadette McNary-Zak maps and analyzes the growing religious phenomenon of eremitic life and practice in American Catholicism. She eloquently illustrates how, contrary to some popular perceptions, the eremitic option is neither selfish nor self-serving, but rather is one of solidarity through the Eucharist, prayer, and prophetic witness. This timely publication is a valuable contribution to the increased public interest in the eremitic way of life.”
Spirituality at the School Gate
Women
“With compassionate insight and the wisdom of experience Diane reveals the potential spiritual depth of an everyday activity. The school gate is a unique site of repeated micro-engagements between individuals, over a long number of years. Like so many other unremarkable areas of life, when it is approached with attentiveness and intention a deep transformative presence can emerge in this everyday experience.”
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