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Way of the Cross
for Families
 Over 2000 years ago, Jesus was killed by being nailed to a wooden cross--and then he rose from the dead. He showed us that love and life are more powerful than sin and death. Using this pamphlet to guide you through the Stations of the Cross and through reflection, discussion, and prayer as a family, you can become closer to each other and to Jesus. |
Lent and Easter Wisdom
From St. Ignatius of Loyola
 Take a journey through Lent with St. Ignatius of Loyola as the wisdom of this great saint deepens your passion for Christ. Fr. Connor, SJ, offers a selection of readings from St. Ignatius, illuminated by Scripture and his own insight into Ignatian spirituality for the modern Christian. |
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Every Day Of Lent and Easter
A Book of Activities for Children, Year C
 Just for children, Liguori offers Every Day of Lent and Easter, Year C, the perfect tool for teaching youngsters to learn what Lent is about and how they can practice penance, prayer, and almsgiving. |
The Women
of the Passion
 Who are The Women of the Passion? What are their stories? Some are well known, like Mary Magdelene and Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Each reflection is well researched, yet easily readable and thought-provoking. They show how much we know about these women and what they have to share. |
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The Essential Lenten Handbook
A Daily Companion
 Whether one wishes to follow a traditional program of Lenten devotions centered around prayer, a "modern" program that focuses on Scripture readings, a family model that brings loved ones together for a shared spiritual journey, or a unique devotional program, this all-in-one resource is an invaluable reference and the quintessential compact guidebook to all of the basic Lenten practices of Catholicism. |
Daybreaks
Daily Reflections for Lent and Easter
 Drawing upon the wisdom of scripture and such notable sources as St. Benedict, Flannery O’Connor, C.S. Lewis, Elie Wiesel, world events, and folktales, Nathan Mitchell weaves together the threads of deep spiritual awareness and the familiar colors of our lives. |
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