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Reparation: A Spiritual Journey

Maria Hall

Kindle Edition | Pages: 209 pages

Rating: 4.5 | 94 Users | 45 Reviews

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Title	:	Reparation: A Spiritual Journey
Author	:	Maria Hall
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 209 pages
Published	:	September 22nd 2015 by Haven Publishing (first published September 9th 2015)
Categories	:	Autobiography. Memoir. Inspirational. Christian

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A free-spirited university student, Maria’s life stretches before her like a wonderful adventure. It is New Zealand in the mid-seventies and Maria wants to make music, serve the Lord and spread her wings far beyond the safe familiarity of her homeland.
Then, the unthinkable happens: a callous act resulting in an impossible choice that shapes the rest of her life. Heartbroken and in need of a miracle, Maria seeks absolution as a Carmelite nun in the dark, silent cloisters of the Palmarian Catholic Church, one of the world’s most secretive and controversial religious orders.
This is the true story of one woman’s journey from the sweeping coastlines of New Zealand to the barren plains of Southern Spain, from youthful hope to deep despair, and from sin to reparation.

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'Reparation' is a story about faith, courage and finally, disillusionment. The book is a fascinating insight into the life of a Carmelite nun who is often bullied, ignored and down trodden. Maria though manages to face all that is thrown at her until she eventually leaves the religious order after losing her faith. Not before time I would hasten to add.The book is beautifully written and is a very fine accomplishment by a talented author.

Based upon the authors own life, this is a powerfully poignant account of one womans journey, the choices shes made, and the unexpected, often heartbreaking results those choices produced; yet the inexorable strength of the Spirit to transcend trauma and guide the heart toward healing could not be more compellingly communicated. Although I was more than once shocked by her honest descriptions of the unanticipated neglect she endured, Maria has certainly penned a story that lingers in your

Maria Hall grew up in New Zealand in a family of devout Roman Catholics. She followed what she thought was her destiny and became a nun, after gaining degrees in both music and teaching.Sadly, she had to leave her vocation when she finds herself in a personal crisis. Convinced of her need for reparation, Maria becomes a Carmelite nun in the Palmarian Catholic Church in Southern Spain. I read of the hardships she endured with disbelief, and could not equate them with a kind and loving God. I felt

Just finished this memoir. A story about a woman's personal and very private struggles. Not something I would normally read. Themed around religious beliefs and the conflict facing Maria's vocation of becoming/being a nun. Starting in New Zealand the daughter of ardent Catholic parents, decides, almost on a whim to devote herself to God. Trouble is, a young girl with spirit doesn't really fit the strict and often cruel regime of die-hard nuns. Attempts to do so are knocked back, ignored or even

Reparation is about a journey, albeit a painful and long reaching journey full of trials and tribulation and ultimately leaving its mark on the author. I found this a difficult and challenging read, but not for the reasons you many think. As a memoir the book digs deep into the life and soul of one woman and her experiences over decades of her life. Heavy on religion and self-sacrifice, Reparation dares you to confront your spiritual beliefs and the consequences of sin, denial, hardship, abuse,

Brilliant, brilliant, brilliantWhat a great book. What did I like about it? Everything. Perhaps not the best written book but certainly no the worst either. I would recommend this book to anyone. It is so thought provoking.

Reparation : A Spiritual Journey by author Maria Hall is a fast-paced, matter-of-fact, memoir that draws the reader into a quest to maintain faith while constantly being challenged by life, family and purpose.Living in New Zealand, Maria is propositioned at a young age by her confessor to pursue the life of a nun. She agrees and finds an unhappy beginning and a great deal of friction in the Palmarian branch of the Catholic Church. In Australia, she falls into the hands of a stranger by which she