My Sisters the Saints: A Spiritual Memoir (Image Books, Oct. 30, 2012) tells the story of Colleen Carroll Campbell’s 15-year quest to understand the meaning of her life and identity in light of her Christian faith and contemporary feminism. Launched amid post-partying regrets in a Milwaukee dorm room, that search takes her from the baths of Lourdes and ruins of Auschwitz to the Oval Office and the papal palace.
Following his two bestsellers, A Travel Guide to Heaven and Ten Prayers God Always Says Yes To, DeStefano opens readers’ eyes to the spiritual dimension surrounding everyday life in a way that makes it a living reality. Angels, demons, the connection of loved ones who have passed, and even the presence of God are all immediately accessible, and DeStefano shows how knowledge of this can help people maintain a profound sense of inner peace.
Inner River (Image Books, March 6, 2012) continues Kyriacos C. Markides’ spiritual quest into the teachings of Eastern Christianity that have been chronicled in his bestselling books The Mountain of Silence and Gifts of the Desert.
Anthony DeStefano explains the reality of the spiritual dimension that surrounds us and shows how it is immediately accessible to everyone in The Invisible World (Image, March 15, 2011). All aspects of the spiritual realm are discussed, including the existence of angels and demons, the whereabouts of loved ones who have passed, and even the presence and activity of God in our lives.
Ronald Rolheiser makes sense of what is frequently a misunderstood word: spirituality. In posing the question “What is spirituality?” Father Rolheiser gets quickly to the heart of common difficulties with the subject, and shows through compelling anecdotes and personal examples how to channel that restlessness, that deep desire, into a healthy spirituality.
