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Speaker

Keynote Addresses

Workshop Presentations

Retreats

Small Group Studies

Susan shares her messages virtually and in-person to churches, civic groups and organizations
of all sizes.

For more information, interviews and to schedule Susan for your group

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Topics include:

 

  • Ending the Confusion: Why I Returned to the Catholic Church After 40 Years

    With gentle humor, Susan takes audiences on a very personal journey through four decades of estrangement from Catholicism, explaining how and why she ultimately returned to the Church. Susan explores the pressure of pretending to be an engaged church-goer while, on the inside, boredom, confusion, and pain prevailed Along the way, she explores timeless topics such as the power of prayer and solitude, the meaning of spiritual surrender, the “Genius of Catholicism,” discovering peace that surpasses all understanding, and an unexpected weekend encounter that changed everything.   

 

  • Is This All There Is? A New Ager’s Journey Home to the Catholic Church

    For years, Susan studied New Age healing techniques, visited psychics and mediums, and joined another religion, all in search of the transcendent. Though excited to explore new ideas and spiritual practices, she discovered, one-by-one, that they were not sustainable. While Susan is the first to admit that she rejected the Church because of her misperceptions and misunderstandings, she sees now that the faith she’d long viewed as the problem was actually her only solution. As a result, Catholicism has evolved from being a strange and stuffy word to a daily adventure.

 

  • Facing Death as Never Before: A Hospice Nurse, COVID, and God

    Susan Dolan had fulfilled her dreams of becoming a registered nurse and an attorney, owning a hospice company, writing an award-winning book, and being recognized as a leading expert on end-of-life care. Then she burned out and stepped away from a profession she loved … until COVID turned the world upside down and she found herself at her dying 91 year-old mother’s bedside, serving as her hospice nurse. Despite the love and support of her family, Susan scraped bottom, spiritually and emotionally while quarantined with her mother as she recovered from COVID. That’s when God intervened.

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