A chapter-by-chapter journey through Confessions to the Empty Chair — Anthony Adoré’s memoir of spiritual combat, buried childhood wounds, desire, and the slow, stubborn work of grace. These reflections open the book’s world without giving away its turns, and invite you to step inside.
Saying goodbye to a part of speech: how the word 'us' dies not in drama but in one small, reasonable question. A reflection on love and calling.
You belong somewhere you feel free. A blunt look at desire, consent, and where freedom actually lives - through Confessions to the Empty Chair.
Wondering how to eliminate sexual desire? A raw meditation on longing, death, and why the body reaches for another when it cannot bear the silence.
You want to heal your inner child wounds. Here is what happens when the old pain is not a relic in the attic but the room you still stand inside.
Wondering if your ex still loves you? The hard truth about being the one kept close while someone else held the heart.
What is a romantic gesture, really? Not a performance, but the moment desire and restraint meet honestly. A reflection on love that means something.
Walking late at night with a broken heart? A Catholic memoir reflects on the strange prayers that surface in the dark, and who is waiting there.
When your adult children reject you, the wound feels cosmic. A reflection on being unseen by those you love—and where mercy still finds you.
Feeling your way through grief when the person you loved chose someone else. On numbness, false armor, and God's nearness in the dark.
