Book by Dierks, Sheila Durkin., Durkin, Mary Cabrini

Jubilee Journal

Dierks, Sheila Durkin

Durkin, Mary Cabrini

Religion & Spirituality

Wovenword Pr

This is a book and CD designed for our bodies, not our heads; it is meant to release us from painful stored memories and heal us toward the future.

Tuning the Blues to Gold: Soundprints

Vickie Dodd

Self-Help

This book is a prayer and celebration guide for people who love liturgy yet struggle with non-inclusive readings. Both individuals and groups will delight in these alternative worship experiences.

Word, Wisdom & Worship: Womanchurch Celebrates the Seasons

Litzinger, Sandra Louise

Voices of grief is a gift of Scripture and support for people who are left behind. Done in journal style, the book is divided into three stops along the journey: setting Out, Along the Way, and Coming Home. A most human and compassionate book for griever, done by one who has already walked this path.

Voices of Grief: A Journey into Healing from the Loss of a Loved One

Nitka, Margaret Dooley

Where do faith communities who see themselves as pilgrim in exile, searching for non-patriarchal ways to celebrate Eucharist, go for worship ideas? These are celebrations of the sacred, founded in the liturgical year. This practical, grace-filled guide has wonderful liturgies to follow, or to use as inspiration for your group's own Eucharist gatherings. This book is an encouragement to creativity and spontaneity.

Walking the Prophetic Journey: Eucharistic Liturgies for 21st Century Small Faith Communities

Meehan, Bridget Mary

Worship & Devotion

Have you wondered about images on the Tarot trump cards: the Pope, the Tower, the Sun, the Hanged Man? Where did they come from? Who made them up? Did they have a life before they became associated with fortune telling? 
Independent scholar Margaret Starbird has spent years researching the stories of the Holy Grail. The accidental discovery of a book on Tarot and research which began to signal links between the cards and the Grail story have led to a fascinating book "The Tarot Trumps and the Holy Grail." 
The book reveals the strong link between the trump cards of the tarot deck and the medieval heresy of the Holy Grail. The adherents of the Grail heresy believed that Jesus was married, that his wife and child found political refuge in Gaul and that the bloodline of Jesus survived in Europe. 
These cards, a visual catechism, were the means by which devout believers secretly shared the hidden message of the continuation of the line of Jesus. 
What messages do these cards contain which still may have meaning for those of us who continue the search for the divine feminine in our own lives?

The Tarot Trumps and The Holy Grail

Margaret Starbird

New Age & Spirituality

Personal dreams carry a level of communal, or tribal, meaning that reveals the soul of the "tribe." In The Community Dream: Awaking the Christian Tribal Consciousness, Pat Brockman, PhD, tells stories arising from her research in four intentional communities. What she learned can be applied to any intentional group, whether it is a Friday night poker club, a corporate structure, or a family reunion. Dreams are a window into the "soul" of a group, shedding light on its complications and potential for transformation as well as on how individuals function within it. 
Brockman's work moves inductively through four community experiences to an understanding of the communal dream process. According to Henry Reed, often called the father of modern dreamwork, she presents "'spiritual politics' at its finest, actually bringing spirit into the design of the body politic. Brockman is a masterful modern-day shaman, and her story will be an inspiration to any intentional community, including America itself!" 
Both the stories and Brockman's analysis affirm a deeply human way of knowing, all but lost to contemporary society. International spiritual leader Richard Rohr, OFM concludes that "This ability to know, to know deeply, has led our last century untold horror. This little bit of genius from Pat Brockman offers.... profound possibilities, some ways through, and an always available Spirit."

The Community Dream: Awaking The Christian Tribal Consciousness

Brockman Ph.D., Pat C.

Momther I Love You: an adopting family's journey toward wholeness

Parenting & Relationships

Brunner, Veronica

Adoption

Divining

Literature & Fiction

Hansel, Pauletta

Poetry

Goddess Icons spirit banners are sacred images of the divine feminine from the many cultures of the world. Icons connected to the deep soul expression of the divine mystery of life. Each image was created and revered at some time in human history. The first banners were created for an exhibition at the Celsus Library in Ephesus, Turkey. They fly at sacred sites to empower, teach and share their stories around the globe. They hang in museums, colleges, kindergartens, temples, golf courses, conference halls, studios, palapas, galleries, and a women's prison. This book is about the images, their journeys and stories.

Goddess Icons: Spirit Banners of the Divine Feminine

Ruyle, Lydia

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