We Need To Talk
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When she decided to return to the church, she did so kicking and screaming. With little faith, God had to open her eyes and heart to her true calling. This conversion story of a woman becoming a Third Order Carmelite traces the trials and tribulations that all those returning to the Church face. The story is of a woman whose faith was simply covered in doubt. It will touch and inspire us when we struggle to hear God in times of uncertainty. From this experience, she engages the average complacent Catholic who needs help recognizing that sudden push back to the Church.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780764822223
ISBN10: 0764822225
Susan Brinkmann
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: July 2012
Publisher: Liguori Publications
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