Journeys Of Faith: 193 books

Highlights of this book: Saint Joseph of Cupertino - The Flying Saint and Patron Saint of Students and Aviators - Save My Church Which is in ruin Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha - Lily of the Mohawks - - Mystic of the New World - Fruit of the Martyrs Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque - Mystic and Visionary of...

Table of Contents Rosary The Life of Jesus and Mary The Sorrowful Mysteries The Agony in the Garden The Scourging at the Pillar The Crowning of Thorns Jesus Carries His Cross Jesus Dies on the Cross About the Authors The Agony in the Garden Our Lord Jesus loves us so much, He made detailed preparations...

As we begin our story of Saint Margaret, we need to add another name that has been used to paint a portrait of this gentle, yet powerful Saint: “Magdalen of the Seraphic Order.” A book could be written around that one title. But then let Jesus speak to you.

Saint Nicholas of Tolentino was the pride of the Augustinian Community which flourished in the northeastern section of Italy known as the Marches. He was born in the year 1245, not too far from Tolentino where he spent most of his life as a religious. His elderly parents had not been able to bear a child.

Blessed Angela of Foligno was a great Mystic of the Middle Ages. Bob and Penny traveled to Foligno, Italy, near Assisi for the life of this great Franciscan mystic and contemplative. They visited her Shrine, and the places in Foligno and Assisi where she carried on her Ministry.

Table of Contents Origin of the True Cross History of the Cross Moses and the Bronze Serpent The Cross, Past and Present Salvation through the Wood of the Cross The Way of the Cross

Holy Innocence The Young and the Saintly Saint Maria Goretti Saint of Purity and of Youth, and of the 20th century - Role model for chastity in our world today. Blessed Margaret of Castello Patron of the Unwanted. Unloved and abandoned by her family, till today, miracles upon miracles...

Table of Contents: Saints Maligned Misunderstood and Mistreated Part II Biographies of the following Saints: Saint Bernardine of Siena Saint Bonaventure Blessed Angela of Foligno Saint Joan of Arc

Table of Contents: Treasures of the Church Part II Introduction Baptism Confirmation The Holy Eucharist Penance Anointing of the Sick Holy Matrimony Holy Orders

The Council of Nicaea (325 A.D.), gave us the Nicene Creed which we proclaim every Sunday at Mass. This Council taught that Jesus was consubstantial with God, one in being with the Father. In that prayer, we proclaim Jesus as "the only-begotten Son of God, eternally begotten of the Father, light...

The Pope we’re bringing you now is Pope Benedict XV who reigned from 1914-1922. There are so many facets to this Pope of the First World War, who served only seven years, the bulk of his term having to do directly with the war, or the aftermath of the war. Pope Benedict XV was ignored, ridiculed,...

Our Saint was born in the beautiful countryside of Verdu in Catalonia, Spain in or around 1581. There's not much known about his childhood, other than he was born of a distinguished old family of Catalonia. However, his family instilled in him the love of Jesus and the love of his fellow man. Otherwise,...

One of the most powerful series of ongoing Miracles of the Cross that we have researched are those which were bestowed upon Padre Pio throughout his life. Jesus wrapped Padre Pio in the Cross and he accepted it as a gift. He spent his entire life as a Crucified Christ, desiring only the sufferings...

This was the cloth which held the Body of Jesus. At a minimum, it would be considered a relic of the Savior. At most, it was a precious keepsake of the death and resurrection of Jesus. And probably, when Jesus left us after 40 days, this cloth was one of the few mementos they had of the physical presence...