Just Call Me Lopez: Getting to the Heart of Ignatius Loyola
"...In [Just Call Me López], the premise of two people intersecting across the centuries reallyworks, because it underscores a key point: that the spiritual journey  of López is one that is universal.  It’s as if López and Rachel are a Venn  diagram... and the overlapping part of  their circles is that deep core of the human heart that longs to find the sacred  and the true. Throughout the book, we get a first-hand look at Ignatian spirtuality, at his  way of seeing the world and finding God in every bit of it."-- Ginny Kubitz Moyer, author ofMary and Me: Catholic Women Reflect on the Mother of God