Illumining Shame, Anger, and Forgiveness

by Katherine Weston, Stephen Muse (Foreword)

ILLUMINING SHAME, ANGER, and FORGIVENESS examines these intrinsic human experiences through the complementary lenses of biblical faith and modern psychology. How does shame remind us that we have lost Paradise? What does anger have to do with family and social roles? How can we learn to welcome returning "prodigals"?

98 pages, Paperback

Published December 3, 2017

About the author

Katherine Weston is a nun, pastoral counselor, and certified EMDR therapist.

Reviews

[Chris]

One of the best reads in a long while. A fascinating blend of psychology and theology that is accessible and concise yet rich.

[Elise]

Brief, but excellent, set of essays on Anger and shames, from an individual and societal perspective. Especially relevant in our times.

[Elsa K]

Amazingly well written, simple understandable, a chem for catechumens.