In 1985, author Cathryn Lucille Easley met with a priest who told her about her future. What she heard shocked her. Easley had been living a life of sin and had spent time in jail for her transgressions. She began reading the Bible, and her life began to turn around. In "The Holy Way, " Easley narrates her profound conversion, which includes a vision from Jesus Christ and a dream from God the Father. Citing an array of scriptural examples, Easley covers a wide variety of topics related to spiritual life: purgatory, prayer, the Virgin Mary, the Holy Spirit, crucifixion, forgiveness, the sacraments, and creation. She includes a thorough discussion of the idea of heaven on earth and the second coming of Jesus Christ. Easley shares her experiences in "The Holy Way" to help guide others who wish to live in the city of God and experience heaven on earth.