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Sister Miriam is a professed religious sister with the Order of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity, which serves the Church and the World through collaboration between priests, religious, and laity. Her call to religious came through a holy priest who walked with her as college came to an end. She speaks to us about brokenness, healing, and recovery, as she entered AA dealing with her alcoholism. Sr. Miriam\'s honesty is a game changer, as she has moved past shame and fear and is more concerned with bringing people hope.

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• Abiding Together Podcast: A New Season of Belonging — A New Season of Belonging (episode 1 season 2)\\n\\n\\u201cA tree can be only as strong as the forest that surrounds it." - Peter Wohlleben\\n\\nWelcome to Season 2\\nIn this episode, we talk about beginning a new season, the daily encounter with God, the gift of presence in the moment to moment and the hidden life of trees (as well as nuns with chainsaws!)
• Loved as I Am: An Invitation to Conversion, Healing, and Freedom through Jesus: S.O.L.T. Miriam James Heidland, Christopher West: 9781594715464: Amazon.com: Books — Loved as I Am: An Invitation to Conversion, Healing, and Freedom through Jesus Paperback \\u2013 November 3, 2014\\nby S.O.L.T. Miriam James Heidland
• The Healing Power of Forgiveness by Sister Miriam James, SOLT on Vimeo — In this moving story of her journey from difficulty to hope and joy, Sister Miriam James Heidland shows how forgiveness is the key to healing and happiness.\\n\\n
• From Darkness Into God\\u2019s Marvelous Light | ncregister.com — From Darkness Into God\\u2019s Marvelous Light\\nA former college partygoer tells how she found happiness as a SOLT sister.\\nTRENT BEATTIE\\nSEATTLE \\u2014 Church was the last thing on Sharon Heidland\\u2019s mind when she entered college in the fall of 1994. Having received a full volleyball scholarship to the University of Nevada-Reno, she was living 800 miles away from home and pursuing her own path toward what she thought would bring happiness.\\n\\n\\u201cMy goal entering college was to succeed at sports and build skills for a successful\\ncareer,\\u201d she explained. \\u201cI wanted to be either a businesswoman or a journalist. Above all, I wanted to do something great with my life, something extraordinary. I thought ultimate happiness would be wealth, prestige, glamour and power.\\u201d
• When Everything You Thought You Wanted Isn\'t Enough - The Coming Home Network — I knew the things I was doing were wrong, but I was just so incredibly broken. In 12-step recovery programs, there\\u2019s a saying that \\u201cyou\\u2019re only as sick as your secrets.\\u201d That was me. I had so many secrets, and I was so toxic inside.\\u2026 I knew what was right and what was wrong; I\\u2019d been raised well. But because I was so broken, I continued to make choices that kept leading me down a path of hurt and shame.\\n
• 3 Questions to Detect Sports Idolatry — God didn\\u2019t\\xa0create sports;\\xa0people did. But people created sports in\\xa0response to the world God created. Sports are capable of providing spectacular glimpses of truth, beauty, and goodness\\xa0as athletes tune and discipline their bodies to perform amazing feats. Indeed, I\\xa0consider sports to be a competitive manifestation of the performing arts.\\n\\nBut God\\u2019s gifts are always in danger of getting\\xa0turned into idols. We can so fixate\\xa0on something good\\xa0that it subtly morphs into\\xa0something\\xa0ultimate. Any time we think we can\\u2019t be happy or satisfied without something, we\\u2019ve\\xa0made it a counterfeit god, an\\xa0object of worship,\\xa0an idol.