The Journal of the Mercy Association in Scripture and Theology

Author: Charlotte Tomaino

Charlotte Tomaino holds a PhD in neuropsychology from City University of New York City with additional training at Mount Sinai Medical Center, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, and Temple Medical Center in New Haven, Connecticut. Her dedication is to helping patients develop practical solutions for the loss of brain function through falls, strokes, aneurisms, and other traumatic incidents. A former Maryknoll sister, she draws on her own experience of the effect of spirituality on mental health. Her unique focus on the effects of thought and spirituality on the brain have garnered national media attention in Time magazine, and the New York Times for her groundbreaking work in neuroscience. She is a popular speaker at keynotes and conventions. She is the author of Awakening the Brain: The Neuropsychology of Grace (Atria/New York: Simon and Schuster, 2012).

Maryknoll Evolutionary Consciousness Community Synodal Report

The group submitting this Synod process is part of the larger Maryknoll community, a Catholic non-profit mission movement now comprised of four expressions: the Society of Fathers and Brothers, Maryknoll Sisters, Maryknoll Mission Association of the Faithful (more commonly known as Maryknoll Lay Missioners), and Maryknoll Affiliates. Maryknoll has been the heart and hands of the U.S. Catholic Church’s overseas mission work for more than

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