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Mary Lou Kownacki is a Benedictine nun in Erie, Pennsylvania. She is the author of A Monk in the Inner City: The ABCs of a Spiritual Journey. Mary Hembrow Snyder is professor in the department of religious studies at Mercyhurst University, Erie, Pennsylvania, where she also directs the Center for Mercy & Catholic studies. She has edited Spiritual Questions for the Twenty-First Century: Essays in Honor of Joan D. Chittister (Orbis 2001).
Joan Chittister, OSB (1936- ) is a Benedictine Sister of Erie, PA. She is the author of over 50 books--thirteen of which have won Catholic Press Association Awards--the latest: The Way of the Cross (Orbis) in 2014. This fall Twenty-third Publ. will release Holy Yearnings and Orbis Books: The Essential Writings of Joan Chittister, excerpts from her books, interviews and articles.
Her book, The Monastery of the Heart: an invitation to a meaningful life, is prelude to a movement for all seekers: Monasteries of the Heart, recently begun by her Benedictine community. Sister Joan is an international speaker who inspires both her audiences and readers with her passion for justice, equality and peace, especially for women in both society and the church. She is a regular web columnist for the National Catholic Reporter (ncronline.org) and Huffington Post (Huffingtonpost.com). Her PhD is from Penn State University in Speech-Communication Theory, her masters from the University of Notre Dame. She serves as Executive Director of Benetvision, a research and resource center for contemporary spirituality. (joanchittister.org)