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Double Crossed: Uncovering the Catholic Church's Betrayal of American Nuns

22 reviews
Kenneth Briggs

Doubleday, 2006

An important story about a little-known subject
I did personally feel that this book felt a bit academic at times, as opposed to giving us this fascinating information mainly through longer personal stories and remembrances, but writing style aside, it really gets the subject across. The fact that Mr. Briggs put 8 years into this book really shows, not only in the compelling material and telling personal stories, but also in his knowledge of ...

The Power of Forgiveness: Based on a Film by Martin Doblmeier

2 reviews
Kenneth Briggs

Fortress Press, 2008

Thought-provoking!
This is one beautiful story told exceptionally well. Using a series of horrific incidents, the director guides us to a deep understanding of the purpose, the benefit, the need, and the blessing to all concerned of forgiveness. It examines what evil does to the perpetrator and the receiver. But, more importantly, it presents a strong message of hope, recovery, and release that benefits the giver ...

Sarah, my Sarah
Kenneth Briggs

iUniverse, Inc., 2008

After three tours with the United States Army Rangers and almost eight months with the Department of Homeland Security, David has done his part for the war on terror. When he returns home from Iraq, he wants nothing more than to forget the pain and agony of his time spent overseas. The nightmare of his stint in the Rangers haunts David, becoming a burden so great that he wonders if he will ever be free. But that all changes when he meets ...