Perhaps the most succinct compilation of Delio's theology and philosophy. There are pieces of it that blow me away, and a few other bits that I pretty strongly disagree with.

As a review on Goodreads said, it's a little more a recount than a memoir with an overarching theme and narrative. But it's a great companion piece to Delio's theological books; it provides a vivid perspective of the woman behind the ideas and words.

Delio says that Christianity's cosmology needs to keep up with science, and explores through the writing of Teilhard de Chardin, Thomas Merton, Raimon Panikkar, and others just what that might look like. Mind bending in all the best ways.