Letting Go & Letting God - Atkinson, Kathleen
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Our lives are weaved together by God. Throughout the centuries, saints have responded to God's call, and they continue to serve as models for us as we strive to be faithful disciples of Jesus. In Letting Go and Letting God, Kathleen Atkinson features one person from each century who attempted to listen to the still, small voice of God. Atkinson tells us that "some periods of history were flourishing times for mystics, missionaries and saints; while other times were undistinguished." In this book, the author attempts "to balance male and female personalities, various ethnicities and economic…mehr

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Our lives are weaved together by God. Throughout the centuries, saints have responded to God's call, and they continue to serve as models for us as we strive to be faithful disciples of Jesus. In Letting Go and Letting God, Kathleen Atkinson features one person from each century who attempted to listen to the still, small voice of God. Atkinson tells us that "some periods of history were flourishing times for mystics, missionaries and saints; while other times were undistinguished." In this book, the author attempts "to balance male and female personalities, various ethnicities and economic backgrounds, people who were actively involved in the world around them, and those who were inner travelers from their monastic cell."
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Kathleen Atkinson, OSB is a Benedictine Sister from the Annunciation Monastery in Bismarck, ND. She is a nationally recognized leader in hunger and homelessness education and has developed service learning experiences for all age groups as well as led service teams to a variety of foreign and United States locations. After returning from Guatemala with the Institute for Trafficked, Exploited and Missing Persons, she is currently engaged in speaking, writing, and a "Ministry on the Margins" with at risk youth, state penitentiary inmates, and other people who are God's anawim among us.