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Where is God's love and mercy in a world marked by suffering, anxiety, and grief? This gentle and inspirational book by bestselling author Sister Kathryn James Hermes, FSP, uses reflections, stories, and prayers to unfold the reality of God's love as revealed in Scripture, history, and inspiring testimonies from men and women today. This introduction to God and his mercy covers basic features, images, and aspects of the mercy of God in the Catholic tradition, including: the Sacred Heart of Jesus, the First Friday devotion, the Divine Mercy devotion, the Sacrament of Confession, Eucharistic Adoration, contemporary stories and testimonies of God's mercy, and prayers for various needs, including those who worry about salvation, struggle with self-esteem, fear for a spouse or child away from the Church, or in search of forgiveness and healing.
I have been helping people walk the road of spiritual growth and inner healing for the past twenty years. A stroke at the age of 21 was God's masterful move in orienting me in this direction. As I dove deep into the ocean of sorrow and confusion in my own life, I found my joy at last in sharing with others what had been given to me with others.
My newest book is Reclaim Regret: How Life Heals Life's Disappointments.
My best-selling title Surviving Depression: A Catholic Approach has been translated into 17 languages and is popular among those suffering with emotional vulnerability, as well as their families and friends. Through HeartWork, my online program for personal development and spiritual growth in holiness, I personally lead women and men through a journey rooted in the Catholic tradition to healing and joy. I am a spiritual guide and director of My Sisters, an online program on Facebook for Spiritual Accompaniment Along the Journey.
I hold a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Emmanuel College, Boston, Massachusetts and a Masters in Theological Studies from Weston Jesuit School of Theology as well as an Advanced Certificate in Scripture.