so-soThis came highly suggested in a Google search. While I‘ve reconnected with my faith, That wasn‘t the draw. Just trying to learn to be a more present, less anxious and triggered mom. Just out here trying to break generational trauma- no easy task. This was honestly only ok. Pretty mediocre as parenting books go.
Started this book a couple of hours ago and I‘m more than halfway through. Absolutely cannot put it down. Man‘s inhumanity to man is beyond comprehension but so too can be man‘s resiliency when anchored in faith ❤️
pickFinished this one on the beach today and loved it. It‘s about nuns and their various social justice initiatives. I‘ve been pretty heavily involved with an environmental ministry this year and I am going to recommend all my tree hugger ladies read this empowering and motivating book.
(Beach is Cumberland National Seashore in Georgia. So worth the logistics involved!)
pickSaw this recommended a bunch. Engaging and pretty solid.
This was my gift from the local church. It passed the censors by being an unimaginative tattoo of the idea that "the Messiah is among you. Choose to make each moment holy." That's not how it works. Nobody cares. I am evil but I could choose to be good. So what? Tell me a story, like... The Five People (YMiH). Give me a vision of how life might work and how my choices affect things. This is a common flaw in "inspirational" literature. No story.
"While he was interrogating Jesus, Pilate unexpectedly put this question to the accused: "Where are you from?" by Pope Benedict XVI
Today is my litsyversary and to celebrate 7 years in my favorite community I‘m posting books I Loved so much when I read them I had a book hangover- I‘m not sure why this group of books- there are many more- but these are the ones I chose. What are some books that live in your heart years after you read them?
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