frowned upon from her distant family and friends. In that time period religious persecution was in full effect. Mother Catherine stood strong on her convictions and eventually opened a home for poor, homeless, sick, dying and uneducated women and children. She would go on to proclaim her vows and after her death was named Venerable by Pope John Paul II in 1990. (Sullivan, 1995, pg. 3) At a young age Catherine experienced great loss, the loss of her beloved parents. Catherine’s father died when
simple, while Walt’s are long and complex, another difference is the introversion and extroversion of the two poets voices in the poems; Dickinson being the quiet one, While Whitman is the brash one. The poets also share similarities: both write of reflection on the experiences, and they both write of everyday objects and people, while addressing the larger issues of life within that context. One of the most intriguing similarity they both share is how the two poets seem to have questioned their sexuality
God’s direction to me to put this into writing has led to this book. In this book New Beginning, I would try to explain how one can enjoy a new beginning; one’s part in new beginning; challenges of new beginning; sustaining new beginning; draw a conclusion; and give some reflections on how one can enjoy a New Beginning with Christ Jesus. In these analyses, I would use “Father Abraham” (Father of a great multitude)