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He and I
Gabrielle Bossis, Kathryn J. Hermes, Evelyn M. Brown
Kindle Edition
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A modern revelation of Christ, January 16, 2000
By
B. Weaver "eager reader"
This review is from: He and I (Paperback)
The book is a diary of the words of Christ himself talking to Gabrielle Bossis. She writes them down
over 11 years of traveling and living her daily life. The words are spoken to all believers, not
collectively but in the most personal manner. The entries are recognizable as Christ's own messages
to us. I have read a lot of spiritual books but they are all shadows compared to this one and the
Bible.
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Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska: Divine Mercy in My Soul [Paperback]
Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska
Humbling in its Entirity an update, 19 Jan 2006
By
Amazon Customer "debskenney"
This review is from: Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska: Divine Mercy in My Soul (Paperback)
I had heard about this saint but didn't really know much about her, other than through his Divine
Mercy Jesus spoke to her. This book is superb. I am not a Catholic but am considering becoming one
(before I read this book), this book was purely at first just an interesting read. I have discovered that
it is a book alive with the word of God and it has made me thirst for more knowledge concerning the
Catholic Church.
UPDATE: I became a catholic on 22/3/08. St Faustina had her hand in this I believe and lets face it
today's world has more need of Divine Mercy than at any other time. I share this book with my
friends and encourage them to read it and spread the message - please read it and do the same.
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Men, Women and the Mystery of Love: Practical Insights from John Paul II's Love and Responsibility
Men, Women, and the Mystery of Love
by Edward Sri
Father Karol Wojtyla (Blessed John Paul II) published Love and Responsibility in 1960. Edward Sri
unpacks the contents of this great work, making it accessible to all. He helps readers appropriate
practical information on such topics as: authentic love; the problem with pornography; the meaning
of friendship; how to achieve greater intimacy in marriage; and much more. Study questions make
this a valuable resource for personal and group study.
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5 stars
A simple guide to a real relationship
Submitted on 06-25-2012 Lucas Han
This book gives a very practical insight on how an ideal relationship works. The way it is written is
very easy to understand and it covers the whole point of the “Love and Responsibility” book itself
and for the catholics, this book really helps in understanding why the church stands firm on their
principle and point of view in sexuality. Finally after me and my girlfriend read this book, we now
have a greater dimension in exploring and discovering our relationship. It also gave us a clear
guidance whether our relationship going into the right direction. However this doesn’t only work for
ourselves but also for helping other people in our surroundings who are struggling in their
relationships
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Liturgy of the hours
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
No more flipping pages, 3 Dec 2013
By
Ms. J. A. Russell "Jan R"
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This review is from: Liturgy of the Hours 2014 (high seasons) (Kindle
Edition)
This has got to be the most useful resource for those of us who try to pray
the hours in our work breaks. Everything where you need it. No ribbon
markers and bits of paper and flipping from section to section. It's all there
for you. I doubt there will be many occasions when I will prefer it to the
office books when I am at home but when I am at work or on the move it will
be invaluable.
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May 07, 2010 booklady rated it 5 of 5 stars
Recommends it for: all Christians
Recommended to booklady by: Pete Caccavari
Shelves: 2010, church-documents, books-on-books, classic, food, must-have, non-fiction, philosophy,
prayer, religion, scripture, spiritual, theology, worth-reading-over-and-over
I began this on Holy Thursday night in Adoration and finished it the day after my class made their
First Holy Communion.
It's been a wonderful contemplation of the great mystery of the Holy Eucharist. Had I been its
author, I might have entitled the book, “The Seven Mysteries of the Eucharist” because rather than
secrets, each chapter idea presented by the author takes you deeper into the truths about our
sacred Communion with God in the Holy Sacrament which only reveal vast unexplored oceans
op...more
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Jan 01, 2013 Marilyn rated it 5 of 5 stars
Shelves: religion
This is the best reference for the Catholic views of the Eucharist. I am not a Catholic, but do study
Religions of the World. It is recommended for all Catholics. I also recommend this to Christians that
have Communion Services. This book gave me much to think about how individuals should view this
ceremony and participate in same. It is a very short and worth-while read.
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Jul 22, 2013 Jenny Dombroski rated it 5 of 5 stars
Shelves: catholic-books
Another awesome religious book! I've read through it once, so I guess I can add it to my read list, but
although it's short, it's one of those books I'm going to have to read at least three times to derive all
of the meaning out of it. Vinny Flynn writes in a really easy style so complex theological concepts are
accessible and relatable. Another Catholic must-read!
From< http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/612739.7_Secrets_of_the_Eucharist>
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Wonderful insight into what confession is really about., 11 Feb 2014 By B - See all
my reviewsVerified Purchase(What is this?) This review is from: 7 Secrets of Confession
(Paperback) Bought this as a gift for a friend who recently became Catholic. She loved it, read it in
almost one sitting and intends to pass it on to others. The book is easy to read and enables a deeper
understanding of the beautiful relationship that can be built between ourselves and Christ through
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This book is about BIG and small miracles in the life of Sister Margaret Carew. In 1970 she received
the baptism of the Holy Spirit. The Lord has anointed her to go and set the prisoners free, to bring
healing to the broken hearted and glad tidings to the lowly. She was encouraged to share her
testimony with a wider audience. Her gifts are faith and daring combined with a strong dose of Irish
wit and humor. It is her Magnificat. You will delight in reading some of the BIG and small miracles in
her life.
Sister Margaret Carew is a Sister of Charity of the Incarnate Word. She is from Tipperary, Ireland
where she spent seventeen years of her life before joining the Order. She felt called to teach and to
minister to the imprisoned. That calling came as an answer to prayer. One day she received a letter
from her sister who had entered the Incarnate Word Order inviting her to go to Texas with her in
two weeks. At that moment she clearly heard Jesus say, “Come follow Me.”
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The Godless Delusion
A Catholic Challenge to Modern Atheism
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In this hard-hitting new book, apologetics experts Patrick Madrid and Kenneth Hensley help
Christians to wake up to the crisis of godlessness, alerting them to the imperative need to take
seriously atheism’s challenge, while learning how to effectively engage in today’s atheistic debate.
Unlike other books which respond to atheist challenges to prove the existence of God, The Godless
Delusion takes a different approach by turning the harsh light of reason on atheism and subjecting it
to a rigorous logical, philosophical critique. Madrid and Hensley systematically critique the central
claims of atheism, especially its foundational premise of naturalism (i.e., that only material things
exist) and its related claim that immaterial things, such as God, angels, and human souls, cannot
exist. This book was written for a general audience to enable the average Catholic with no formal
training in philosophy to use philosophical tools to demonstrate that atheism cannot stand up to
logical scrutiny.
256 pages, soft cover
Look what others are saying about The Godless Delusion:
“The New Atheists came on the contemporary scene with an unprecedented mixture of confidence
and scorn. And, sadly, most of the books written in response have conveyed an impression of ad hoc
defensiveness. But not this one. The Godless Delusion by Patrick Madrid and Kenneth Hensley wages
a full-scale frontal assault on the tallest turret of the New Atheists’ stronghold — the claim to moral
and rational superiority. With remorseless logic, wit, skill, and boundless, joyful enthusiasm it lays
waste that stronghold, routs the enemy, occupies the high ground for Christ their king, and dares
anyone to retake it. Books on philosophical apologetics don’t get more exhilarating than this.”
-- Ronald K. Tacelli, S.J., professor of philosophy, Boston College, co-author of Handbook of Christian
Apologetics
“The Godless Delusion takes on the new atheism of our times and pulls the rug right out from
underneath it. I wholeheartedly recommend this work of apologetics for anyone who is serious
about defending our faith in the existence of God.”
-- Most Rev. Michael J. Sheridan, S.T.D., Bishop of Colorado Springs, Colorado
“The Godless Delusion is a clear and compelling critique of naturalism and the new atheism that rests
upon it. Madrid and Hensley show that the secularist’s pose of moral and rational superiority is
undermined by his own fundamental philosophical assumptions.”
-- Edward Feser, Ph.D., associate professor of philosophy, Pasadena City College, author of The Last
Superstition: A Refutation of the New Atheism
“Patrick Madrid and Kenneth Hensley look at the contradictions of the atheists with themselves,
showing that above all, their arguments against God are at embarrassing odds with their own
everyday experience and actions, their own deepest assumptions, and their own moral compass.”
-- Benjamin Wiker, Ph.D., author of Ten Books that Screwed Up the World and Answering the New
Atheism
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4 Responses to “The Godless Delusion”
Nancy Emmons says:
February 3, 2012 at 8:50 pm
I am a non-practicing Catholic due to deep hurt caused by my parish priest many years ago.
However, that is in the past. I gave up on Church participation but I never gave up on God or my
belief in the teachings of the Catholic Church.
I grieves me greatly to see what the U.S. and the Church in the U.S. has become more like social
Catholics, how we have so many representatives who proclaim themself Catholic but it seems like it
is just another way to put their face in public. I am reminded of the pharases
who love the high places and believe themselves superior.
My desolution is why these people when they are so out-spoken about the injuries being inflicted on
Catholics and their beliefs and convictions. It sends a message to the uninformed that if the Church
accepts their hypocrisy then it is O.K. for them to reject any teaching they are not comfortable with.
I just hope it is not too late. It is time for the Church to stand up and fight. I hope the Catholics that
come home will actually come home to a Church that still believes in and practices the teaching of
the Church founded by our Lord, Jesus Christ.
Isn’t it time to bring back ex-communication – not for the general lay person who may have been
divorced, practiced birth control or even having and performing abortions – but for those like Nancy
Pelosi who twist the Words of Christ and encourage others to do so. These representatives are
making a mockery of what a Catholic is and the Church is doing nothing about it.
Thanks for letting me vent a little. Thank God He is patient!
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God is No Delusion: A Refutation of Richard Dawkins by Thomas Crean (31 Oct 2007)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars A high minded rejoinder
Fr Crean presents a high minded rejoinder to Richard Dawkins' 'The God Delusion'. Fr Crean destorys
Dawkins' central atheistic argument within the first chapter, and then proceeds meticulously and
charitably to pick apart his other arguments one by one. The chapter explaining some of the aspects
of Thomist metaphysics and epistemology are alone worth buying the book for.
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