My Cup of TeaMusings of a Catholic Mom Danielle Bean "My faith and my family bring me an abundance of joy. When I slow down enough to recognize it, I know that my heart spills over with the goodness of God's grace. When a simple soul is filled with such an overwhelming surplus of undeserved blessing, it's hard to keep the good fortune to oneself. Thus the biggest part of what I hope to accomplish here is to share the bounty--with my friends, with my neighbors, and with you. As it turns out, happiness loves company, too." Share the happiness--as well as the challenges--of Danielle Bean's sometimes chaotic, often inspiring, always blessed life as the mother of six young children. In an essay collection that takes us from the aisles of the local grocery store to the beauty of a memorable Christmas midnight Mass, Danielle joyously welcomes us into her home and her family. Every Catholic mother will delight in discovering humor, truth, and a wellspring of spiritual nourishment in these beautifully written stories. KEY FEATURES: Thirty short essays deliciously brewed with love, spiced with wit, and steeped in faith Perfect book for moms to relax with at the end of a long day Great gift idea for ALL mothers! Danielle Bean is a freelance writer and a frequent contributor to the National Catholic Register and Faith &amp; Family magazine. Her husband Dan, a Catholic school teacher, built their home in Center Harbor, New Hampshire, where they homeschool their six children.

My Cup Of Tea: Musings Of A Catholic Mom

Bean, Danielle

Religion & Spirituality

Pauline Books & Media

Manual for Women is for women who seek to grow closer to Christ and his Blessed Mother, for women who seek to discover or rediscover what it means to be a woman after God’s own heart. In Part I, noted Catholic author Danielle Bean, using examples from Scripture, the lives of the saints, and modern life, reminds women of today to embrace and cultivate their distinctive gifts: <ul>
<li> Receptivity, or an openness and welcoming spirit toward others.Sensitivity, or an ability to see and understand the needs and feelings of others.</li>
<li>Compassion, or an instinct to suffer with and alleviate the suffering of others.</li>
<li>Beauty, or the recognition that the female body is a reflection of her great capacity for nurturing, whether she ever becomes a mother physically or not.</li>
<li>Generosity, or an extraordinary capacity for self-giving love.</li>
</ul>
 She also reminds readers that they will embrace those gifts most perfectly if they imitate that most immaculate of women, Mary of Nazareth. Bean concludes with practical advice which every woman, whatever her state in life, will benefit from. In Part II, readers will be nourished by the depth and richness of the Catholic tradition’s teaching on women. Church documents, wisdom of the saints, relevant passages from Scripture, wisdom from today’s Catholic women, prayers, and hymns will inspire, delight, and edify women, young and old, single and married, consecrated to God in the religious life or a member of the laity. Now, perhaps more than ever, women need to be women. But what it means to be a woman has been so distorted by the various ideologies that the modern world imposes. Manual for Women serves as a reminder to women that authentic femininity (and, yes, authentic feminism) springs from an embrace, rather than a spurning, of the great and unique gifts God has bestowed on them, whether they be married or single, in religious life or a laywomen, a homemaker or a women who works outside the home, or, as so many women in today’s hectic world are, some combination thereof!

Manual for Women

Christian Books & Bibles

TAN Books

Dan and Danielle Bean, married for 25 years and veteran parents of 8 children, offer a modern take on an ancient idea: in marriage, we are called to something greater than ourselves. What can that mean in a modern world that abhors sacrifice, rejects the concept of permanence, and devalues the sacrament of marriage? Pulling from the wisdom of the Church and lessons learned from their own real-life experience, Dan and Danielle reflect on the ideas of: <ul> <li>Vocation,</li> <li>Sacrament,</li> <li>Sacrifice,</li> <li>Mutual Love,</li> <li>And Home and Family Life.</li> </ul> With personal stories, humor, touching insight, and practical suggestions, they offer complementary reflections, as husband and wife, on the value and meaning of marriage for Christians today. This book also features a rich collection of Catholic marriage resources, including:&nbsp; <ul> <li>Prayers for Marriage,</li> <li>Teachings of the Church,</li> <li>Scripture for Marriage and Family,</li> <li>Wisdom from the Saints,</li> <li>And Hymns.</li> </ul> A thoughtful gift for engaged couples and newlyweds, this book is also a practical resource that can inspire and rejuvenate long-married and even struggling couples.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Manual for Marriage

Self-Help

Bean, Dan

Relationships

Winner of a second-place award in family life books from the Catholic Media Association. What happens to a mother's heart when her children grow up and begin their own lives? How can she absorb the mixed emotions of anxiety and excitement, grief and hope? In Giving Thanks and Letting Go, bestselling Catholic author Danielle Bean ponders her emptying nest and overflowing heart as she encourages you to join her in leaning on God and discovering the joy and promise of this sacred season of parenting. Comforting, relatable, and practical, Giving Thanks and Letting Go shares Danielle Bean's personal experience of launching her children into their adult lives. From this crucial moment in her motherhood, she offers sage advice as she reflects on the precious years she spent raising children and learning to trust in God's providence. In her most personal book to date, Bean, brand manager at CatholicMom.com, reveals the freedom she discovered as she tossed out old trophies and Nordic Ware; the release she feels when she lets herself sob with abandon; the pleasant satisfaction of extra space in her home and in her marriage; and the happy recognition of God's abiding presence through all the years of family life. As you accompany Bean on her journey, you will learn to <ul> <li>let yourself grieve;</li> <li>acknowledge that being a mom has never been easy;</li> <li>turn to your husband;</li> <li>give up control;</li> <li>accept the suffering with grace;</li> <li>trust in God to have the best plans;</li> <li>spark joy, give thanks, and move on; and</li> <li>nourish your soul, body, and mind.</li> </ul> Allow these familiar, comforting, and heart-tugging scenes from Bean's life and the lessons she's learned be your trusted companion for reflecting on your own parenting journey.

Giving Thanks and Letting Go: Reflections on the Gift of Motherhood (A CatholicMom.com Book)

Ave Maria Press

If anyone knows the challenges of being a Catholic mom today, it's Faith and Family editor Danielle Bean and her coauthor Elizabeth Foss. Now they've put their combined experience into a 365 devotional designed to encourage busy women to take small steps every day to grow their faith and put it into practice. A thought-provoking quote from a saint, a prayer to focus the day, and a simple action you can take... day-by-day, step-by-step.

Small Steps for Catholic Moms: Think. Pray. Act. Every Day.

Foss, Elizabeth

Circle Pr

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Business & Money

LAWRENCE, ANTHONY

Acheson-Field, Hannah

Hardison, Chaitra M.

Payne, Leslie Adrienne

Pavisic, Ivica

Williams, Russell H.

Smith, Kenric

Pancoast, Benjamin M.

Job Hunting & Careers

RAND Corporation

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Crosby, Brandon

Whitaker, Julia

Kramer, Jenna W.

Haberman, Ryan

Management & Leadership

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