Yes, the advice in this book is practical. Yes, it's fairly easy to incorporate into our lives. But as I read it I felt as if it was only skimming the surface, and found myself wondering how effective these activities are for bringing people to the Faith.

The book is an excellent guide for bringing Christianity into our everyday lives, but it's advice that is only peripherally Catholic. Yes, the writer is a nun, yes, the examples she gives are all Catholic, but for all the difference it makes to the book you could substitute pastor for nun and Evangelical for Catholic. To me that speaks of a book that is on the surface only.

Although our witness as Catholics should be more than this, it's a good place to start if you aren't doing this already.

While I am not of the Catholic faith, I found this information in this book to be fairly universal in moral principals. Her writing is easy-to-read and relatable to all humans. Thanks for allowing me the opportunity to review.