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There are more than 200 timeless Little golden Book to share. Here are just a few of them. How many of them have you read?..

This book tells the story of one of the Catholic Church's most lovable and loving saints, St. Philip Neri. Despite his wisdom and learning, he was a simple, childlike soul who never ceased, even in his old age, to make jokes and play with his many pets...

The word "reconciliation" is not used in the Hebrew scriptures, and appears only thirteen times in the Pauline and Deuteropauline writings. Yet, in popular Christian imagination it has become a key concept for what the church should be doing during - and after - violent and disruptive social change. Schreiter explores the paradoxes in social and religious reflection that reveal the violence inherent in the vocation of peacemaking and meditates masterfully on the contradictions that define our age, bringing to the fore the uniqueness of the challenge bequeathed to the followers of Christ...

"Paul Turner provides in this book what the Roman Missal and "Fulfilled in your hearing" want concerning good preaching for the wedding Mass. Here are wonderful questions and a logical, easy-to-use process to prepare a homily that both engages the hearers in Gods living word and nourishes the Christian life." - Eliot Kapitan, Director, Office of Worship for the Diocese of Springfield, Illinois...

Among the many topics addressed by the Second Vatican Council was the need for the renewal of religious life. Some forty years later, many religious orders of women are dying out, begging the question: Did the reforms of Vatican II help the religious orders become more fruitful, or did they plant the seeds of destruction? In writing this work, Mother Mary Francis, P.C.C., carefully and prayerfully examined the decree on religious life promulgated by the Council Fathers and uncovered its noble meaning and purpose. With her penetrating eye and thoughtful reflection, Mother goes to the heart of the document, Perfectae Caritatis, and finds there the calling to pursue perfect love - though chastity, poverty and obedience -- that Christ himself extends to those disciples who would follow him more closely. This book is a timely volume on this important topic for religious life in the Church. For Catholics who want to discover how the religious life can be restored, this is a fine place to st..

Jesus of Nazareth: From the Baptism in the Jordan to the Transfiguration. In this bold, momentous work, Pope Benedict XVI seeks to salvage the person of Jesus from today's "popular" depictions and to restore his true identity as discovered in the Gospels. Through his brilliance as a theologian and his personal conviction as a believer, the Pope incites us to encounter Jesus face to face...

Plaster Statue - Made in Italy. Beautiful subtle colours have been used to enhance this statue of Our Lady of Lourdes. Full height is 30cm...

Amy Welborn Recent bestsellers and upcoming movies have popularized a historically and spiritually false view of Mary Magdalene. In this new book, learn the truth about the extraordinary woman who was one of the earliest disciples of Jesus and a powerful witness to his death and resurrection. Be the first to inform your friends and family about the TRUTH behind the fiction!..

With its lush collection of images and rhyming verse, this colourful children's book celebrates God's love for us...

A devoted doctor in wartime Nagasaki, who risked his own life to help as many patients as he could, is told that he has a terminal illness aand is expected to live only three more years.If the prospect of leaving behind a wife and two young children is not enough. the tragedy intensifies when the Atom bomb is dropped. Except for himself and his two children all of the doctor's family die. This is the true story of the man who had no choice but to ask for God's help...

The Sacrament of Charity (Sacramentum Caritatis) Set alongside Pope Benedict XVI's first encyclical God Is Love (Deus Caritas Est) where he stressed the relationship between the Eucharist and love, The Sacrament of Charity picks up that theme and expands it as Pope Benedict explores the mystery of eucharistic faith and how it reveals the mystery of the Trinity. Released on the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter, the Holy Father examines the important relationship between the Eucharist and the other sacraments, including the sacrament of the Church. He also highlights the social implications of the Eucharist and firmly connects it with the Church's social teaching...

Beautiful and Popular Prayers for every day major Feasts, Various occasions and special days. ..

Booklet of devotions Over many years, St Pauls has published a number of bestselling classic saints books and devotionals, enjoyed by a range of readers across generations. Now, we are rekindling some of these evergreen favourites in a more reader friendly, appealing format with fresh new covers and internal design, for both old and new audiences.   From novenas to saints' biographies and devotions, these classic booklets speak to us all, and are as relevant today as ever...

Leo Bear is the smallest one in the family. His brothers are big and strong and he always looks up to them. He would like to be as big as they are. ..

This first book of the program is based on the common Lectionary reading for Sunday: Gospel (A Cycle Weekday: Gospel...

This booklet helps the reader gain an insightful understanding of our deepest need to love and be loved, and what place our sexuality has in this important aspect of our lives. The radical inner conversion required by the Gospel joins together the physical and spiritual aspects of the love which God himself has planted in each of us. Fr Doe shows the power Christ has to heal our fragmented sexuality and inner life, and help us to recover chastity of heart...

In this book, Father Nachef relates Mary's life and faith to our own and shows us how we can grow in wisdom and grace by imitating her example...

This book consists of fifteen reflections based on the passion narratives in each of the four gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Each of the sixty reflections contains a title, a passage from Scripture, a reflection, a meditation, questions to assist in a person's private examination of conscience or for assistance in compiling a Lenten journal and concludes with a brief prayer. The author's idea behind this structure is to take the reader on a personal pilgrimage with Jesus through the gospels during Lent, highlighting his suffering, death and resurrection and applying the insights culled to everyday living. Each exercise is, therefore, designed to facilitate the reader's reflections, meditations and prayer. They are purposely kept short and simple so that they can be used profitably by the average very busy person at the beginning or end of each day in Lent. ..

The first-ever systematic academic text for the first years of formation of deacons. This collection of essays on history, pastoral theology, and sociology covers the entire scope of diaconal life...