Thanks, MJ...for being so brave and so honest and so raw about such a sensitive subject. Its funny how when we get to this point, there are things some of us do..actually wear, to avoid showing so much of ourselves...from wearing long shirts to wearing "pads" when they aren't needed...just to protect ourselves from exposure. I write this, blushing from head to toe, but I promised myself that this year would be a "NO FEAR YEAR"... so here we go... I think that because we are women, and we are physically made already with our parts "hidden" if you will, as opposed to men who are born with their parts on the outside, it is disconcerting to find yourself with that part of you "outlined" in your clothes...when before our bellies, our thighs, etc hid us so well. I think we all just have to find our own comfort zone as to how much are we willing to "expose" ... MJ's video: www.youtube.com
From Publishers Weekly The Catholic group Opus Dei (Latin for work of God) emerges in this compact collection of essays and interviews as an entity that gives its female members a deep sense of purpose amid ordinary and extraordinary circumstances. Whether they are stay-at-home mothers or professionals in academia and business, these women tell of lives changed by their faith and what they commonly refer to as the Work. Opus Dei members, according to founder St. Josemaría Escrivá, aspire to be contemplative souls in the midst of the world who try to convert their work into prayer. They do this through offering their work to Christ and following a spiritual regimen of daily prayer and regular theological development programs. Excerpts from Escrivá's writings and an explanation of the group's structure help fill out the selected narratives. Readers looking for the kind of intrigue found in The Da Vinci Code's treatment of this group won't find it here, but they will get an honest appraisal from women who know Opus Dei from the inside out. (Apr.) Review "An honest appraisal from women who know Opus Dei from the inside out." —Publishers Weekly "I loved these women! From changing diapers, to Harvard medical internships, to the top of a Tibetan mountain, they show all women how to confront the ordinary circumstances of life with extraordinary joy. Whether former atheists or cradle-Catholics, they have discovered a path that will inspire any woman who longs for a deeper way to ...
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