A mammoth yet concise project, based on the real life and death situations of real priests . . . A scriptural, theological and psychological analysis with over 400 authoritative resources. Touching the Face of God was originally written as a thesis for the author's Masters of Theology Degree which she earned at St. Vincent de Paul Seminary, Boynton Beach, Florida in 1989.

Touching the Face of God : Intimacy and Celibacy in Priestly Life

Donna T. Mahoney

Religion & Spirituality

Jeremiah Press

Bread of faith: Thematic Communion services for the sick and homebound

Knab, George E

Share your faith: A behavioral approach to evangelization training

Gerding, Susan Blum

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Sometimes choices are hard.Born into a family of werewolves, Zach Trewick finds himself faced with the question of whether he should accept this evil life for himself, or take the desperate and risky gamble of running away from home. To make things worse, he's got only three days left to make up his mind. Scrambling to find a way to stay human, Zach quickly makes a bold plan to find his uncle Justin nearly a thousand miles away in Texas, the only person he can think of who might take him in. Stowing away in a septic tank, sleeping in a library, and living in a dog house on a vacant lot are among the adventures he encounters along the way.But the werewolves have no intention of letting him escape so easily. For although he doesn't know it yet, Zach is the Curse-Breaker, the long-foretold boy who can crush the wolf curse forever, and his family will stop at nothing to prevent that. Nominated for the 2010 Texas Lone Star Reading List for excellence in young adult literature, Cry for the Moon is the first book in the acclaimed Last Werewolf Hunter series, followed by "Behind Blue Eyes," and then "More Golden than Day".(Note: This book is NOT horror. It's a young adult/middle grade adventure story with mild Christian themes and a fair amount of humor. Contains no gore, no violence, and is a thoroughly clean book suitable for all ages.)

Cry for the Moon (The Last Werewolf Hunter)

Woodall, William

Christian Books & Bibles

Sometimes choices are hard.Born into a family of werewolves, Zach Trewick finds himself faced with the question of whether he should accept this evil life for himself, or take the desperate and risky gamble of running away from home.  To make things worse, he's got only three days left to make up his mind.  Scrambling to find a way to stay human, Zach quickly makes a bold plan to find his uncle Justin nearly a thousand miles away in Texas, the only person he can think of who might take him in.  Stowing away in a septic tank, sleeping in a library, and living in a dog house on a vacant lot are among the adventures he encounters along the way.But the werewolves have no intention of letting him escape so easily.  For although he doesn't know it yet, Zach is the Curse-Breaker, the long-foretold boy who can crush the wolf curse forever, and his family will stop at nothing to prevent that.  Nominated for the 2010 Texas Lone Star Reading List for excellence in young adult literature, Cry for the Moon is the first book in the acclaimed Last Werewolf Hunter series, followed by "Behind Blue Eyes," and then "More Golden than Day".(Note:  This book is NOT horror.  It's a young adult/middle grade adventure story with mild Christian themes and a fair amount of humor.  Contains no gore, no violence, and is a thoroughly clean book suitable for all ages.)

Cry for the Moon

William Woodall

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Beneath a Star-Blue Sky

A single-author collection of fourteen short stories for young adults, primarily of Christian fiction and fantasy.

Whispers Out of the Darkness

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