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Charles de Foucauld, Journey of the Spirit by Cathy Wright. Paperback, 98 pp. Called "the man who turns religion into love," Charles de Foucauld followed a winding path to his heart's true desire. After early years of wrenching loss, rebelliousness, unbelief in God, reckless adventure, and the unbridled pursuit of pleasure, Charles experienced a profound conversion where he met God's mercy and love. Transformed, he devoted the remainder of his life to seeking "Nazareth," which ultimately meant following Jesus in humility and prayerful solidarity with the Muslim people of Algeria. In this book, Cathy Wright gives us more than a compelling portrait of the new Blessed, offering keen insight into some of the major themes of his spirituality. KEY FEATURES: A biography that includes excerpts from the letters and writings of Charles de Foucauld. A section on praying with Charles de Foucauld that includes meditations, contemplative questions, excerpts from Charles' writing, and Scripture quotations to aid the reader in his or her personal prayer. Photographs of Charles at various periods of his life. AUTHOR PROFILE: Sr. Cathy Wright is a Little Sister of Jesus, one of the communities of religious women who draw their charism from the life and vision of Charles de Foucauld.
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