women mystics

Examines the lives and writings of five women mystics whose influence lives on in the Catholic Church: Hadewijch of Antwerp, Teresa of Avila, Th? ? se of Lisieux, Elizabeth of the Trinity, and Edith Stein.

Examines the role of passion in two medieval mystics.

Ten-year-old Maggie Davidson, ridiculed in her small North Carolina community for claiming she has had a vision of God as a woman, is looked upon with new respect when she begins to demonstrate a gift for healing.

A collection of writings in which women mystics from throughout history, including Julian of Norwich, Mechthild of Magdeburg, and Catherine of Sienna, explore a wide range of topics related to their faith.

An introduction to the life of Hildegard of Bingen, who lived in a time when women were expected to serve and obey men, but through her courage, she became one of the greatest mystics and composers of the medieval age.