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Going beyond Lewis Smede's classic Forgive and Forget, Meninger makes abundant use of scripture to help readers understand forgiveness, and he recommends prayer to help them experience i. -Publishers Weekly. William A. Meninger, . is a monk of St. Benedict's Monastery in Snowmass, Colorado.

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Meninger makes abundant use of scriptures to make readers understand forgiveness. Publishers Weekly "Will appeal to readers seeking a popular introduction to techiniques for dealing with hurt. ISBN13:9780826410085.

In this book, Father Meninger, one of the leading figures in the Centering Prayer movement, explores the most complex but necessary facet of. .The Process of Forgiveness (9780826410085) by William A.

In this book, Father Meninger, one of the leading figures in the Centering Prayer movement, explores the most complex but necessary facet of spiritual life: forgiveness.

William A. Meninger is one of the leading figures of the centering prayer movement-a movement . Father Meninger here explores that most complex but most necessary facet of spiritual life: forgiveness. Meninger is one of the leading figures of the centering prayer movement-a movement dedicated to bringing the power of prayer to the very heart of daily experience. Father Meninger here. He shows how we can learn to make this most difficult act part of our spiritual practice.

William A. From Booklist: Writing at the intersection of popular psychology and spiritual advice, Meninger describes forgiveness as a process that develops through five stages from "claiming the hurt" to wholeness. Forgiveness is not a matter of forgetting so much as it is a matter of letting go.

William Meninger, . is an American Trappist monk who is a spiritual teacher and a principal developer of Centering Prayer, a method of contemplative prayer. Meninger was born, raised and educated in the Boston area in Massachusetts. His mother Katherine was born and raised in County Kerry, Ireland, and his father John was a Quaker from Pennsylvania.