When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend DONOTHIDE the book ends with a

the book ends with a final wonder—one that changes faith and religion

and her keen interest int he monastic tradition

and God's seeming absence

People who tell those stories usually come to unfortunate ends

Yet when the English Jesuit priest died of typhoid fever at age forty-four

When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend DONOTHIDE the book ends with aWhen Mark Meynell spoke in a central London church, more than 1,500 people hung on to his every word. What they couldn't have known was that their minister was terrified of being laid bare in public. Fear of shame and exposure is crippling, even if, as in Mark's case, the sufferer is innocent. And it's one of the most devastating elements of depression, although certainly not the only one. Mark invites us into the darkness of his cave. We relive