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""Toni Flynn's writing reflects a journey inspired and sustained in faith."" --Jeff Dietrich ""I ask the reader to turn to the first essay, 'Growing Up Catholic.' Such a weaving of our darkness and our light is the character of this grace-filled book. Read, enjoy, and see the darkness and the light as one. --Jim Douglass ""Toni Flynn opens that hardened box where we keep all those things we really don't want to talk about, those hurts and doubts that we believe are tangential to our more important work of peacemaking--those painful experiences that have convinced us that a heart of flesh is too thin a vault to keep in the bad neighborhood of this world."" --Jonathan Parfrey Toni Flynn is still ""finding her way"" between the highways and byways leading to the Los Angeles Catholic Worker and to the Central Coastline of California, where she works with homeless people and lives with her four children.
