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Children of Winter: How the classroom is murdering the innocence of your child

Demers, James W.

Religion & Spirituality

Sarto House

Learn to bring something to Mass—Understanding. Dissects the Mass into its component parts, prayer by prayer with Latin &amp; parallel English. Explanations from the Fathers &amp; Doctors, revelations to Saints, teachings of the Church, history and mystic commentary. Tells you what the celebrant and ministers are doing, the symbolism of their gestures, and the spiritual significance of articles used for celebrating Mass.

Heart of the Mass

The perfect book for family reading. Part I: texts and commentaries for the Epistles, Gospels, and most other Mass prayers (e.g., Introit, Collect, Gradual, etc.) for every Sunday and Holy Day of the liturgical year. Part II: The Saints—Epistles and Gospels. Focuses on teaching doctrine and morals through the liturgy. Question &amp; Answer format. • Almsgiving • Manner of Following Mass at Home • Bible and Tradition • Blessings • Process of Canonization • Excommunication • Detraction • Education of Children • Consolation in Sickness • Love of Enemies • Indulgences • Holy Orders • Why Christ Spoke in Parables • The Rosary • Processions • Relics • Holy Water • Temptation • The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass • Ceremonies • Regarding the Spirit of the Liturgical Seasons • Miracles • Sacraments • Origins of Church Feasts • Drunkenness • Good Intention • more Hows? Whys? and What-fors? The Church’s Year follows the calendar in effect at the time it was first published (1880), yet all of it is applicable with the use of the 1962 Missal. Totally re-typeset. Keepsake edition. “It will bring blessings on any house in which it is kept and used” (Wm. Henry Elder, Archbishop of Cincinnati, 1884). Gold-embossed leatherette cover.

The Church's Year

Rev. Fr. Leonard Goffine

Father weaves a tapestry of the Church’s teaching on the unity of the members of Christ’s Mystical Body using profound and picturesque meditations on the seven sorrows of the Blessed Mother: • The Prophecy of Simeon, • The Flight Into Egypt, • The Loss of the Young Christ, • Mary Meets Jesus on the Road to Calvary, • The Crucifixion, • The Pieta, and • The Burial of Jesus. His thoughts are enriched by references to original color etchings of John Andrews. Ideal for Lent and Holy Week.

God, A Woman, And The Way: Mediator And Mediatrix

Christian Books & Bibles

Fr. Raymond

Catholicism

The classic 1954 edition of this fabulous catechism is available again. 193 chapters in three sections: What to Believe, What to Do, and Means of Grace. Abundant Scriptural quotations (excellent for proving Catholic Doctrine to “Bible-Believing” Protestants). It’s also an excellent tool for dealing with liberal Catholics because two subjects of utmost importance are thoroughly treated: the true nature of the Catholic Church (today denied by false ecumenism) and the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass (today obscured by the New Mass). This catechism is known and loved by Catholics because of its timeless texts, charts, lists and graphs. Profusely and beautifully illustrated! The durable burgundy and gold-embossed hardcover makes it a family heirloom.

My Catholic Faith

Louis LaRavoire

S.T.D. Morrow

Emmanuel Marie Andre

“I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life” (Jn. 14:6). Catholic Truth is not a collection of dogmas and philosophical principles, nor a series of dos and don’ts; it’s a Person—Jesus Christ. If your spiritual life is dry, an all too human effort to avoid “forbiddens” and occasionally (and usually begrudgingly) checking off a “good deed” to rack up the merit count or to make a payment on the purgatory tab, then you are missing the vivifying principle of the spiritual life—an intimate and personal knowledge of Jesus Christ. “For this is eternal life...to know Christ Jesus” (John 17:3). Allow Fr. Leen to lead you to a greater knowledge and love of our Lord through this collection of meditations on the life of Christ: • Annunciation • Nativity • Epiphany • Presentation in the Temple • Flight to Egypt • Hidden life of Jesus • Saint Joseph • Blessed Virgin Mary • Jesus’ humility and tenderness • Holy Eucharist • Passion and Death • Resurrection • Pentecost • The Way of Peace.

In the likeness of Christ

Fr. Edward Leen

Fr. Raymond shares his reflections on the beautiful mysteries of Christmastide. God Himself calls out to us at Christmas, greeting us with the gift of His own Son, Jesus, the Saviour of men. Taking the word S-A-V-I-O-U-R, Fr. Raymond fashions a chapter for each letter, each representing an event of the Christmas season. He probes and proves God’s love for each and every one of us. In meditations on various mysteries from the Annunciation to the Hidden Life, he draws lessons for daily living that are timely and touching. A book bursting with the boundless joy God wills for those who love Him, Fr. Raymond demonstrates that we cannot “put Christ back into Christmas” unless we put the Mass back in ChristMASS, for it is by the Mass that Christ actually became our Saviour. Love Does Such Things is the perfect book for Christmas and for every day of the year.

Love does such things: God's Christmas gift to man

Pope Pius XII Speaks to Married Couples. In his time, the world knew Pope Pius XII for his sanctity, his efforts for world peace, his remarkable gifts of diplomacy, language and letters. But there was another side to this holy Pope who found time to address scores of newlyweds who came to seek his blessing on their marriages. This is the Pius XII who is revealed in Dear Newlyweds. Dear Newlyweds should be placed in the hands of every newly-married couple. It is a book to read, ponder, cherish, and be guided by, all through married life. Newlywed, married, and engaged couples will be inspired and uplifted by Pius XII’s explanation of Matrimony and his insight into the practical problems of everyday marriage. Dear Newlyweds is a book to turn to again and again. It is a sure guide as new difficulties arise—problems of discipline in the rearing of children, temptations against fidelity, relationships with elderly parents, and much more! Dear Newlyweds combines the solid doctrine of the Roman Magisterium with the pastoral touch of the Angelic shepherd himself. It is Catholic truth digested and perfectly fitted to those who need it most. It is not a haphazard collection of talks, but forms a complete course on Catholic married life.

Dear Newlyweds

Pope Pius XII.

Man was made to share in the glory of God in this life as well as in the next. With this thought as his theme, Fr. Raymond presents this book on the Glorious Mysteries of the Rosary, completing a trilogy that includes Love Does Such Things on the Joyful Mysteries, and God, a Woman, and the Way on the seven sorrows of Mary. Fr. Raymond explains why every minute of life should be glorious. Minutely examining each of the Mysteries, he cites references from the Scriptures, the Fathers of the Church, and the Councils to show that we who have been baptized live by, in, and through the Resurrected Christ. Therefore, the Resurrection is ours today as well as tomorrow.

This is your tomorrow and today: Man's share in the Resurrection

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