This light and enjoyable book is a series of stories and reflections on the Celtic saints. Each of the 15 chapters begins with a semi-fictional story or event from the life of a saint, showing some characteristic quality for which he or she is known. This is followed by a reflection that combines history and inspiration. Then comes a short original poem, scripture, meditation, and a blessing. A website connected with the book will offer fully arranged original hymns to accompany the poems.

Tucked deep in Colorado's Wet Mountains, where pine forests whisper with the wind and the night sky twinkles with unfiltered stars, is Mission: Wolf; a place where the voices of wolves echo across the ridges. Within these pages, authors from around the world honor that spirit in tales that span the mystical and the modern, the feral and the familiar. From legends of the first howls to stories of companionship, sacrifice, and survival, Spirit of the Wolf explores the timeless bond between wolves and humans. For wolves are the guardians of the wilderness and reflections of our own souls. Each story sings with the essence of the pack: loyalty, freedom, courage, and the enduring hope that even in captivity, the wild heart endures. Proceeds from this anthology will be donated to Mission: Wolf, a sanctuary built on compassion and dedicated to the care and preservation of wolves and wolf-dogs, and to teaching respect for the delicate balance between humans and nature. So settle in. Listen closely. Within these pages, you may just hear the wolf's call as it awakens the wild within your own soul.  Authors appearing in Spirit of the Wolf: Michael La Ronn, Janice Rider, Steven Lente, Marisca Pichette, Ville Merilainen, Deborah Fredericks, Robert Lupton, Jenna Hanan Moore, Andrew M Seddon, Oakley Beaumont, Missy Stephenson, Dana Bell, Rodney G Hatfield Jr., Laura Rodley, Henry Herz, Carol Hightshoe, Nicholas Samuel Stember, Mea Andrews, Maria D'Antonio-Reich, and Robert MacWolf

This light and enjoyable book is a series of stories and reflections on the Celtic saints. Each of the 15 chapters begins with a semi-fictional story or event from the life of a saint, showing some characteristic quality for which he or she is known. This is followed by a reflection that combines history and inspiration. Then comes a short original poem, scripture, meditation, and a blessing. A website connected with the book will offer fully arranged original hymns to accompany the poems.

Tucked deep in Colorado's Wet Mountains, where pine forests whisper with the wind and the night sky twinkles with unfiltered stars, is Mission: Wolf; a place where the voices of wolves echo across the ridges. Within these pages, authors from around the world honor that spirit in tales that span the mystical and the modern, the feral and the familiar. From legends of the first howls to stories of companionship, sacrifice, and survival, Spirit of the Wolf explores the timeless bond between wolves and humans. For wolves are the guardians of the wilderness and reflections of our own souls. Each story sings with the essence of the pack: loyalty, freedom, courage, and the enduring hope that even in captivity, the wild heart endures. Proceeds from this anthology will be donated to Mission: Wolf, a sanctuary built on compassion and dedicated to the care and preservation of wolves and wolf-dogs, and to teaching respect for the delicate balance between humans and nature. So settle in. Listen closely. Within these pages, you may just hear the wolf's call as it awakens the wild within your own soul.  Authors appearing in Spirit of the Wolf: Michael La Ronn, Janice Rider, Steven Lente, Marisca Pichette, Ville Merilainen, Deborah Fredericks, Robert Lupton, Jenna Hanan Moore, Andrew M Seddon, Oakley Beaumont, Missy Stephenson, Dana Bell, Rodney G Hatfield Jr., Laura Rodley, Henry Herz, Carol Hightshoe, Nicholas Samuel Stember, Mea Andrews, Maria D'Antonio-Reich, and Robert MacWolf