Mary Margaret: 88 books

Humility Matters makes the claims that humility is for a disciple of Jesus Christ what enlightenment is for a Buddhist, realization for a Hindu, surrender for a Muslim, and righteousness for a Jew. It is the unmistakable character of one who has accepted the vocation to undertake the spiritual journey....

Marys poems capture the essence of the changing of the seasons and focuses on the beautiful nature enveloping our surroundings. Marys writing invokes feelings of joyfulness and sometimes reflects our fleeting moods of sadness. Her poems are like ocean waves in which we can surf from the peak of feeling...

Starts out like a Young Adult novel but complicates gradually and climaxes in flames, with a light touch of romance thrown in for good measure. Written for mature lovers of satisfying stories, this is not your kid's sci-fi (but feel free to share if you determine your kids are at the appropriate...

I’ve attempted to write this novel as a collection of short stories which unite into a full length novel. In these stories we meet a collection of sexers who travel space plying their trade. Two of these pleasurers are constructs who look just like Ghee-nye, sans scars and lumpy bumps. An intergalactic...

Cassian taught that real intimacy with God in prayer demands renouncing one's former way of life, the thoughts belonging to that former way of life, and one's very idea of God. In Thoughts Matter, Mary Margaret Funk focuses on the second of these: renouncing the thoughts belonging to one's former...

How can we tend the garden of our souls? Meg Funk turns to the wisdom of the desert fathers for the means of removing obstacles to spiritual growth, which include thoughts of food, sex, possessions, anger, dejection, and pride, among other preoccupations. Redirecting thought away from such weeds in...

After fifty years of monastic life, prayer, and spiritual direction, Meg Funk knows what it means to listen with the ear of one's heart to the Holy Spirit. InDiscernment Matters, she shares what she has learned. This book is a resource for those who want to learn and practice discernment as taught...

Written from her deep experience in the monastic tradition, Sister Mary Margaret Funk shows us that, with faith and our given vocations, we are more than strong enough to resist and renounce the violence in the world around us. This book offers, both for personal use and for the broader community,...

After their untimely deaths on Earth, Carol and Deena find themselves embodying alien creatures residing in foreign landscapes. Each does the best she can in her difficult circumstances. Soul-searching fails to deliver any answers.Three times each they are resurrected in the vacated bodies...

The Real Deal Life is tough. You’ve got questions. You’ve got choices…and the results are yours to live with. So go ahead—do a little investigating and discover the answers for yourself. The graphically captivating books in the FlipSwitch series are the real deal. They unashamedly tackle...

It was a dream come true for Connie to marry a farmer and have her little house on the prairie. Being a city girl, she could only imagine how peaceful country life would be. But no sooner than the wedding bells stopped ringing, did the alarms of fear begin to toll. Why did life suddenly seem so brutal?...

Nestled at the foot of East River Mountain in the southern tip of West Virginia, Bluefield calls itself "Nature's Air-Conditioned City" and is a place of great cultural, industrial, and natural wealth. The early to mid-1900s were a booming time for the city, thanks to coal mining and the Norfolk and...

Seven Stars, A Quirky Horse, is a heart grabbing story about a horse born under the worst of conditions. Her mother died in her birthing. Unwanted, she is given away to a family with two little girls who love her and convince the young horse that she is a beautiful race horse. Unfortunately, the girls...

Maggie and Mandy Sue befriend an old sad and lonely grain bin who is at risk of being torn down and sent to a junk heap. The girls figure out a way to recycle the lonely old bin but are they too late to save their new friend?