Living Crucified Fiat Love offers a clear, accessible introduction to Dr. Mary Elizabeth Kloska’s profound theology of Christ’s self-emptying love, Our Lady’s perfect fiat, and the call of every Christian to unite with them on the Cross. Rooted in Scripture, the saints, and the Church Fathers, this book reveals how littleness, humility, and spousal love form the path to holiness. Readers are invited to embrace Christ’s redeeming love and follow Him toward deep union and sanctity.
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Dr. Mary Kloska, Th.D., is from Elkhart, Indiana. She was raised in a huge Polish family (12 brothers and sisters) along with a lot of foster babies and other needy people in and out of the house. She presently has 70+ nieces and nephews. She has lived a very unique life. Upon graduating from Notre Dame in 1999 she spent almost 20 years in the missions serving the poor (including orphanages) as well as praying as a consecrated hermit all over the world –Siberia, Nigeria, Tanzania, South Africa, Philippines, Mexico, the Holy Land and all over Europe as well. Although she spent a lot of time away in silence praying, ironically she loves children and is very fun and outgoing when it comes to serving young adults, as well as the little ones. She also spent her time in the missions giving retreats, doing simple catechesis, leading prayer groups, giving spiritual direction, helping in deliverance, changing diapers, feeding babies and cleaning floors. After spending intense time serving in a mission she would withdraw for periods of ‘retreat’ as a hermit (including three years as an official diocesan hermit with vows under a Bishop.) The last few years she has spent as a fulltime nanny to infant triplets, twins and several large families. She speaks many languages (poorly) and enjoys playing guitar, painting icons, baking, gardening, reading, writing and simply filling in where there is the greatest need in the Church. Her WCAT Radio program, “The Heart of Fiat Crucified Love,” may be found 
Laura, through personal experience, has learned to use therapeutic tools integrated with her Catholic faith to engage her whole self – mind, heart, soul, and body – in the healing process. As Laura has come to know Christ the Bridegroom and experience His authentic spousal love, He has healed her physical, emotional, and psychological wounds and continues to heal her heart.
Keithen Hamilton is a Catholic, a devoted husband, and the father of four boys. The Suffering Paradox was not something he set out to write—it emerged from a deep, inescapable inner compulsion. After much prayer and reflection, he came to believe he was called to write this book for those who carry the quiet, persistent weight of daily suffering.