Pamphlets
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How the Church Chooses a Pope
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It all begins in Rome, where the man who will be Vicar of Christ (Christ's representative on earth) is chosen not to rule, but to serve. This pamphlet details how the Church selects a new pope. Learn who is eligible, who votes, and the significance of the white smoke from the Sistine Chapel.
Item: P135
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Las Diez Preguntas Más Formuladas A Los Católicos
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Aquí encontrarás las diez preguntas más comunes sobre la fe, con respuestas claras y llenas de sentido que te ayudarán a comprender mejor y a responder con confianza.
Dave Armstrong
Item: P95
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How to Pray the Rosary
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Each set of mysteries, including the new Luminous Mysteries, is accompanied by the Scripture passages from which these thoughtful meditations are drawn.
Item: P83
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Cómo Rezar El Rosario
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Cada misterio, incluyendo los nuevos Misterios Luminosos, va acompañado de los pasajes bíblicos en los que se basan estas meditaciones.
Item: P155R
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Top Ten Questions Catholics are Asked
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Here are the ten most popular questions asked, with clear, insightful answers that should clear things up, both for yourself, and for the questioner.
Dave Armstrong
Item: P9
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Top 10 Reasons to Come Back to the Catholic Church
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Top 10 Reasons to Come Back to the Catholic Church helps you convey that no matter how long a person has been away, they can always come home.
Lorene Hanley Duquin
Item: P1
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Rerum Novarum
In his encyclical letter Rerum Novarum, Pope Leo XIII takes up the condition of the working classes and the challenges facing the world following the Industrial Revolution, focusing on the relationship between labor and capital, the rights of workers, and the role of the Church in promoting justice. Promulgated in 1891, this foundational text has shaped Catholic social teaching and influenced more than a century of the Church's balanced approach to defending workers' rights while upholding the right to private property and rejecting socialism.
Pope Leo XIII
Item: T3025