Emilie Griffin

1586 Turning: Reflections on the Experience of Conversion, by Emilie Griffin (read 10 Sep 1980) I read this work with a great deal of interest, Griffin is an advertising executive in New York, a convert to Catholicism, and her book studies various convert stories and tells rather abstractedly her own. She is chary of dates, and times, and specific problems, but the story intrigues. Griffin was raised a Christian Scientist, converted to Anglican, and then to Catholicism. She is quite show more ecumenical, and tries to tell her story as a turning to God and Christ rather than to the Church. show less

https://chrysostomsociety.org/2011/04/a-syllable-of-water/
In A Syllable of Water, twenty members of the Chrysostom society write about what they know best: writing. Essays in this cohesive and well-organized collection touch on a variety of topics ranging from how faith informs writing and how writing informs faith, to how to get started writing or escape writer’s block, to the process of revision, to many specific aspects of the craft of writing.

writers of faith reflect on their art

embark on adventure of prayer