Journeys Of Faith: 193 books

Table of Contents: Saints Maligned Misunderstood and Mistreated Part I Introduction Saint Basil the Great Saint Benedict Saint Bernard of Clarivaux Saint Elizabeth of Hungary As we prepare to present to you our next book, a book dedicated to Saints who were, in some way or other, maligned, misunderstood...

These are three women who made their marks upon the Church with the work they did among the natives Americans and with the children of Canada. They are Saint Marguerite Bourgeoys, foundress of Sisters of Notre Dame, Saint Marie Marguerite D’Youville, the first Canadian-born Saint, and foundress...

St. Anthony began his Opus with Joel (2:22): “The tree that bears its fruit, the fig tree and the vine give their yield.” This tree is further mentioned in the book of Wisdom:“When because of him (the unjust man) the earth was flooded, it was Wisdom again who saved it, directing the course of...

Our Church teaches us that at birth we are given a Companion who will remain with us until the day we die, then continues with us, even to visiting us in Purgatory to console us in between his trips to our loved ones, pleading with them to pray for us. This Companion, whom we call our Guardian Angel...

This is the story of a precious child of God, who was born into royalty, yet never used or abused it. It is the story of a great woman, a daughter, a wife, a widow, a benefactress of the poor, a glowing example of a soul endeavoring to love her Lord more purely, yet faithful to her calling as wife...

Saint Catherine of Siena was born in Siena, Italy and became a Saint and Doctor of the Church. She was 33 years old when she died. Bob and Penny Lord traveled to Siena and Rome and bring you the complete life of Saint Catherine in this ebook.

Catherine was born into the Fieschi family, at that time, the most influential of the Guelf families of Genoa in the Province of Liguori in the Northern part of Italy. This famous family produced the powerful, very dynamic Pope Innocent IV in 1234 and then his nephew Adrian V as Pontiff (for only...

April 23, 1522, a baby’s cry cut through the quiet of the palace and onto the streets of Florence,Italy and Alexandrina, who would someday be known as Saint Catherine de’ Ricci, was born. She came from a prominent family of the nobility. Although they were not particularly known for their holiness,...

Saint Rita of Cascia, wife, mother, Nun and Saint. What a combination. Bob and Penny Lord trace the life of this woman who lost her husband and two sons. Saint Rita is known also as the Saint of the Impossible.

It is the Sixteenth Century. We are again at a time of struggle and crisis in the world and in the Church. A priest will cause many innocent lambs, not aware of his disobedience and betrayal to the Church, to stray. As always, when the Church is under attack and things look hopeless, God raises up...

Bob and Penny Lord traveled to Padua Italy and gathered information about the life of Saint Anthony of Padua. They have done research and have a complete life of Saint Anthony in this condensed ebook. Saint Anthony of one of the most studied Saints.

St. Catherine was born Catherine de Virgi in Bologna, Italy on Our Lady’s Birthday, September the 8th, 1413. Her father, Giovanni de Virgi, was a member of the nobility of Ferrara, as well as a highly-respected lawyer and lecturer at the famous University of Bologna. He married Benvenuta Mammolini who was also of a noble family of Bologna.

Whatever the case, her father never cared for Saint Germanime. He remarried, and his new wife hated Germaine, possibly because the father didn’t care for her, or because she, his new wife, was just a very hateful person. She treated Germaine horribly. She was kept away from her brothers and sisters,...

Visionaries Mystics and Stigmatists Part III Table of Contents: Saint Gemma Galgani Mystic who bore the precious Wounds of Our Savior Sister Faustina & Divine Mercy God’s Messenger of Divine Mercy Blessed Anna Maria Taigi Loyal Wife, Loving Mother, Faithful Daughter of the Church Mystic and...