Embracing Weakness: The Unlikely Secret to Changing the World explores how a radical acceptance of one's own shadow side can birth a more whole and merciful response to the weaknesses of others. Through examining the Incarnation and Passion of Jesus, as well as her own life experiences as a missionary, adoptive mother, and Catholic Worker activist, the author forms the argument that the greatest potential for social and relational change comes not through a demonstration of power, but through smallness, authenticity, and empathy.

In this book you will find:

  • Where we go wrong in our understanding of admitting weakness

  • How we effectively numb ourselves to avoid the hard work of conversion

  • What the Incarnation and Passion are really inviting us to do

  • What belonging means for us, and how weakness brings us together

  • How embracing weakness can transform our homes - and the world

If you're ready for a vibrant spiritual life overflowing with mercy - experienced and extended - read Embracing Weakness.

 
Shannon Evans’ tender and honest book reminds us all to put first things recognizably first. Find in this book a way to return to a loving way of life, exquisite mutuality, and a renewed sense of service that allows us to be reached by the poor. This book helps you ... to be in the world who God is.
— Greg Boyle, SJ, Bestselling Author of Tattoos on the Heart and Barking to the Choir