Articles by Margaret Dorgan
Sister Margaret Dorgan, D.C.M. holds a degree in philosophy from Harvard/Radcliffe and has written extensively on prayer, contemplation, and Christian mystics. She currently has three audiotape collections of her lectures. They are Guidance in Prayer from Three Women Mystics: Julian of Norwich, Teresa of Avila and Thérèse of Lisieux, available from Credence Communications; St. Thérèse of Lisieux: The Experience of Love and Mercy, from Alba House; and A Walk in Radiant Darkness: Hope and Fulfillment in John of the Cross, from ICS.
by Margaret Dorgan
Jesus offers fresh instructions on how to love God and how to love one another.
by Margaret Dorgan
Human pleading is a tribute to the infinite goodness that always wraps around us.
by Margaret Dorgan
Transforming action is accomplished through the awesome power of human utterance.
by Margaret Dorgan
Why did God create you and me? What is being asked of me in the here and now? Of you? God had a purpose in assigning a certain number of years to our existence. “The Lord called me from the womb, from the body of my mother God named my name,” says Isaiah. I apply the prophet’s words to myself.
