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Authoritative and wide-ranging, informative, entertaining, and full of surprises, this book will help make the saints part of your everyday life.
In this valuable book, Professor Ronald Rychlak paints a vivid picture of the social, political, and religious background against which the papacy of Pius XII took place.
By helping members and non-members of the Church learn the truths of faith, Archbishop Noll shaped his ministry, his legacy, and the Church.
An inspiring, first-hand account from someone who worked by her side.
Who were the Apostles really? What happened to them after the end of the Gospel story? Revel in the wealth of detail Ruffin has dug up for each Apostle -- even Judas Iscariot.
Learn about 13 saints who carried on the work of proclaiming the kingdom of God -- some who went to the ends of the world, and others who ventured not far from home. The holiness and zeal of each of these missionary saints are here to challenge and inspire us. May they also aid us by their prayers.
This special bundle package is a beautiful way to introduce children or grandchildren to thes saints. In Light of Heaven: A Children's Book of Saints atrist Adalee Hude imagines each saints and the Blessed Mother in illustration rich in color and detail, reminiscent of magnificent stained glass windows. Each page includes a Latin word associated with the saint and an explanation of its meaning. The companion coloring book allows children to envision the illustrations in their own way using crayons, markers, or pens, bringing each one to life.
Joy Within His House offers those who live on the outside of the cloister a glimpse into the experience of those who live within. Dominican Sister Mary Magdalene of the Immaculate Conception Prewitt shares the joy she finds in living the life of a cloistered nun and following Christ. Several dozen captivating photographs from inside the cloister, many by award-winning photographer Jeffrey Bruno, help illustrate the prayer, study, work, and recreation that order the nuns' days.
I Wait in the Night presents the prison journal of Fesch, translated by and with commentary from Fr. Rupert Allen, Cong. Orat. In a frank and sometimes brutally honest way, these pages tell the story of the hope that has come to a young man in a five-by-two-meter cell while he waits to be executed for a murder he committed in the course of a robbery.