Wendy Jennings Libri

The narrative centers on a young girl who, after enduring a lifetime of abuse, identifies with her sinful nature. As she navigates her struggles, she discovers the transformative power of faith and the possibility of rebuilding her life on a solid foundation. The story explores themes of free will, redemption, and the conflict between a life rooted in sin and one guided by the fruit of the Spirit, raising the poignant question of whether her awakening comes too late.

This is the record of a search - but what matters is the finding. It began when the death of my husband, a priest, jolted me into recognising that the belonging I'd always thought I had inside traditional Church doctrine and liturgy wasn't there: no connection between it and the feeling quick of me.