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St Josemaria Escriva once said, "Don't neglect your spiritual reading - reading has made many saints". To grow in faith we must read. Read to learn, read to pray, read to be inspired with our range of books.
Prison Journal, Volume 2: The State Court Rejects the Appeal by Cardinal George Pell
YOUCAT For Kids
YOUCAT for Kids (Australia & New Zealand) is the latest release from YOUCAT Foundation.
Jesus Loves Me Lamb Puppet with Book Demdaco
The cute Jesus Loves Me Puppet Book is a wonderful present for any little one on your list. This two-in-one set (puppet and detachable book) is perfect for bringing stories to life, with a brightly colored soft storybook with the lyrics to the 'Jesus Loves Me' lullaby inside and a soft plush puppet to let the child act out the story as they read. This line is designed to inspire the imagination and encourage learning and play among every little boy and girl. It features playful characters and bold colors that will get kids excited to learn something new. This item is designed with safety-tested materials, soft fabrics and unique features, making it a wonderful gifting option for any little one. Packaged and ready to gift, this fun puppet book is the perfect present for any little one, new parent or expecting parent on your list. Material: Polyester, velcro. Product Care: Surface washable. Dimensions: Puppet H 24cm W 20cm L 9cm. Book 9cm x 9cm.
DOCAT
DOCAT WHAT TO DO? AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND
YOUCAT Catechism
YOUCAT Catechism Australia and New Zealand
The Afterlife: Purgatory and Heaven Explained
A Hiker's Guide to Purgatory: A Novel
New from Ignatius Press! "Norton goes where most authors fear to tread: the journey of a soul through the barren deserts, dark forests and daunting mountain ranges of Purgatory. He’s created an adventure story in the tradition of the medieval quest and a meditation on the many obstacles to holiness that may be encountered and, ultimately overcome, in life." — Fiorella Nash, Author. One morning, attorney Dan Geary, seventy-seven years old, finds himself in the middle of a rolling, polychrome landscape. The greens are bold and bright. Birds sing in the distance. Tall grasses surge like a sea before the wind. He has never seen anything quite like it. But somehow—with the doctors and beeping monitors suddenly gone—he knows exactly where he is: the afterlife. What a relief not to be floating on a cloud, playing a harp. Instead, a hiking pack full of gear sits on his back, and he feels the familiar itch to start walking toward the far-off mountains. But he finds there is no trail, no map, no signage, and no one else in sight. As gorgeous as the scenery is, Dan feels in his bones: this is Purgatory. Growing up, he'd imagined Purgatory as a detention center for delinquent children. What a surprise to see its beauty, and to feel so much hope. Yet along the winding way, Dan starts recognizing his tangled, imperfect, often wasted life, and he wonders if he will ever be ready to meet God. With no clue how long his hike will take, he gradually learns—through memories and through encounters with other Heaven-bound hikers—how to desire the good, how to wait, and how to long for love. With confessional honesty and a sense of humor, this book reimagines the purification of the afterlife as a tough journey saturated with faith, hope, and love—and with overwhelming beauty. Pages: 267. Dimensions: 20.5cm x 13.5cm x 2cm
Prison Journal, Volume 3: The High Court Frees An Innocent Man by Cardinal George Pell
Innocent! That final verdict came after George Cardinal Pell endured a grueling four years of accusations, investigations, trials, public humiliations, and more than a year of imprisonment after being convicted by an Australian court of a crime he did not commit.
Prison Journal, Volume 1: The Cardinal Makes His Appeal by Cardinal George Pell
That final verdict came after Cardinal George Pell endured a gruelling five years of accusations, trials, conviction, humiliation, character assassination, and finally more than a year of imprisonment, having been convicted for a crime he didn't commit.
Deliverance Prayers for use by the Laity
Prayers for use by the laity in waging spiritual warfare from the public domain and the Church’s treasury. The book has an imprimatur from the Archbishop of Denver, Most Reverend Samuel J. Aquila S.T.L May 23, 2018 Throughout the history of the Church, various saints and even the Church herself have provided the laity with means of combatting the demons that afflict their lives. The St Michael prayer in its short form provides a good example of this prayerful assistance in this regard. In this book, Fr Chad Ripperger PHD, has collated a most helpful collection of prayers which can be recited by the laity and which fall under the approbation and authority of the Church.
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By the Rivers of Babylon - Michael D. O'Brien (Hardcover)
From one of the most compelling and widely read Catholic authors of our generation, Michael O'Brien, 'By the Rivers of Babylon' offers the reader an exacting and intimate glimpse into the mind and heart of Ezekiel - a visionary who served as a child in the Temple before being enslaved during the Babylonian captivity. In this must read and unique account, O'Brien vividly presents the life of the Old Testament prophet who stands amidst the Jewish exiles. This moving epic reimagines the life of him whose mission it would be to rally God's people from certain destruction as they toil to build a town of their own and struggle without the Temple to remain faithful to God - whose faithfulness endures forever. Size: 14.2cm x 21.3cm, 391 pp, hardcover.
