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Awakening to Anguish: The Encounter with Inner Darkness |
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Awakening to Radical Acceptance: From Anguish to Peace |
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Conclusion |
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Chapter 5: Shame, Healing, and Communion in the Context of L’Arche |
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Shame and the Divided Self |
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Internalization of Shame: The False Self and the Broken Heart |
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Discretionary and Disgrace Shame |
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Cultural, Defending, and Identity Scripts |
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L’Arche and the Power of Shame |
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L’Arche and the Healing of Shame |
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Growth in Communion: Affect, Scripts, and the Healing of Shame |
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Chapter 6: Shame and Grace in L’Arche: A Christological Interpretation |
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Existential Christology and the Life of Communion |
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Awakening to Love: “This is My Son, Whom I Love…” |
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Awakening to Anguish: “My God, Why Have You Forsaken Me?” |
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Awakening to Radical Acceptance: “Peace Be With You.” |
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Chapter 7: L’Arche: A Trinitarian Perspective |
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Communion of Persons: L’Arche and a Relational Ontology |
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L’Arche and the Revelation of the Created Image |
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L’Arche and the Wounded Body of Humanity |
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The Economy of Redemption in the Context of L’Arche |