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Too many women live their lives thinking that the body God blessed them with is flawed, awkward, or just downright not acceptable. Come and take the challenge of going against the rest of the world and discovering the truth about what it means to be beautiful. (Christian)

The Communion of Saints, by Mary GraceAs long as there are people dying, there will be people left behind who long to maintain a connection with a loved one who has passed. For grieving Roman Catholics, however, it is more difficult. Although we can talk with the saints in heaven, we are not supposed to talk with Grandma in heaven because the Church prohibits the practice of "spiritualism." By integrating the science of parapsychology with Christian Theology, mysticism and modern-day Spiritualism, the fear and stigma attached to contacting our dearly departed will no longer be taboo. This ground-breaking, inspirational, self-help book, which bridges science and religion, unlocks the door to the afterlife; the key is the Communion of Saints. Following an after-death visitation from her mother and her own near-death experience, Mary Grace was spiritually transformed. Her reality radically shifted and gave her the ability to communicate with the spirit world. As a result, her religion no longer made sense to her. Join the author on her amazing spiritual journey and follow the struggles she faced assimilating her mystical experiences with her Catholic faith. Mary Grace is a Spiritual Counselor, Parapsychologist, and founder of Gifts of Grace Ministry, providing educational workshops on mystical, supernatural, and paranormal phenomena. She holds a B.A. in psychology from the State University of New York at Geneseo and is a retired mental health professional. She is a member of Spiritus Christi Catholic Church in Rochester, NY and a member of the International Association of Near-Death Studies. She conducts spiritual programs and lectures nationally.

Julian of Norwich, an anchoress of the fourteenth century has captured the imagination of our time in a remarkable way. This detailed study of Julian attempts not only to penetrate her theological ideas but also bring to life her world and her life as an anchoress.