If Nuns Were Wives : A Handbook on Marriage from the Perspective of a Nun
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A unique guide to bringing faith, devotion, and reverence to your marriage--by a wife and mother who almost took her holy vows. At one time, Shani Chen wanted nothing more than to renounce wordly life by becoming a nun. But after years of following a devoutly religious path, it was the nuns themselves who told Shani that she would find her calling elsewhere. Years later, she built a fulfilling life for herself as a loving wife and mother. One day, to her surprise, she realized that the lessons that she had learned from the nuns were actually helping her in married life--and that when other couples she knew were struggling, she seemed to know how to help. If Nuns Were Wives is a handbook for wives on how to thrive in marriage using the perspective of a nun. With an unconventional, engaging style, Chen takes her reader on a spiritual journey--founded on the realities of love and marriage and transcending dogma and religion--building the role of the American wife into a new temple for relationships.
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