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"The very relevant topic of forgiveness is presented in this book Facing Forgiveness which emphasizes forgiveness as an act of will. Facing Forgiveness presents actual stories from people who have worked through their anger and moved on, or not, to forgiveness. Facing Forgiveness encourages each reader to work to find out what their own beliefs about forgiveness consist of and then to recall personal experiences of forgiving or being forgiven. Whether used individually or in a small group, Facing Forgiveness can be a useful tool in moving each person to personally letting go of any anger they are retaining and moving towards reconciliation. In the Faces of Forgiveness section, personal stories are presented and questions are asked at the end of the chapter which relate to the story and ask you to reflect on how the story is mirrored in your own life or how the story personally affected you. Facing Forgiveness includes a section with an examination of conscience which can lead to the sacrament of Penance and includes the actual ritual and prayers. In our culture today more people seem to be seeking revenge rather than forgiveness. Facing Forgiveness encourages us to start taking the steps necessary to let go of our anger and move on to peaceful reconciliation."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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