Transfiguring Loss : Julian Of Norwich As A Guide For Survivors Of Traumati
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Maynard explores the contributions that 15th century Julian of Norwich’s (who lost her own family to the Plague) theology and spirituality may offer to survivors of traumatic loss – the losses suffered by survivors of September 11 and the Tsunami as well as by those who have lost a loved one to Aids. Reading Julian’s work taught Maynard that a transcendent experience of love offers hope in the midst of loss, and she shares that inspiration in this resource.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780829816013
ISBN10: 0829816011
Jane Maynard
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: November 2006
Publisher: Pilgrim Press/ United Church Press
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