Transfiguring Loss: Julian of
Norwich as a Guide for Survivors of
Traumatic Grief by Jane F. Maynard
Especially Recommended For Church And Pastoral Libraries,
Maynard explores the contributions that 15th century Julian of Norwichs
(who lost her own family to the Plague) theology and spirituality may offer
to survivors of traumatic loss--the losses suffered by survivors of
September 11 and the Tsunami as well as those who have lost a loved
one to AIDS. Reading Julians work taught Maynard that a transcendent
experience of love offers hope in the midst of loss, and she shares that
inspiration in this resource.
Personal Review: Transfiguring Loss: Julian of Norwich as a
Guide for Survivors of Traumatic Grief by Jane F. Maynard
Written by Jane F. Maynard, whose service includes time spent in interim
ministry, Transfiguring Loss: Julian of Norwich as a Guide for Survivors of
Traumatic Grief is an exploration of the works of fifteenth-century mystic

Julian of Norwich's theology and spirituality, and modern-day applications
of Julian's wisdom to aid and comfort those suffering from terrible grief and
loss - such as from large-scale disasters like the September 11th attacks
or losing a loved one to AIDS. Chapters discuss the theological and
psychological analysis of multiple loss, as well as pastoral praxis for
traumatic loss. A gentle, thoughtful search for spiritual insights into
appropriate counseling and comfort, written in plain terms for readers of all
backgrounds. Especially recommended for church and pastoral libraries,
and as supplemental reading for ministers, pastors, and religious
counselors.
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