The saints were real people like you and I. The only difference is that they sought Almighty God with their whole heart, soul, mind, body and strength. And yet they ran into the same difficulties as we do. They had to deal with day to day problems and affairs. Through their letters we can learn a...
Read More about Letters of Saint Alphonsus Maria de Ligouri: General Correspondence Volume 3How do we raise a girl to be virtuous in this day of evil? This book will help answer that question. Although this book is from 1890, virtue is timeless and remains the same today as it was over a hundred years or even a thousand years ago. In the "Twelve 'Virtues of a Good Teacher" we offer to all...
Read More about The Twelve Virtues of a Good Teacher: For Mother, Instructors and All Charged with the Education of GirlsSigns, Signals, Symbols seldom seen, science says sing silent songs of the glory of the maker of five hundred million suns. I. The Wonders of The Heavens. II. The Wonders of The Solar System. 111. The Wonders of 'l'he Earth. IV. The Wonders of Life. V. The. Wonders of Human Life. Go out at night...
Read More about The Wonders of the Universe: What Science Says of GodThis is part of a series of Catechisms for various levels. This is the High School or adult level of catechism. The next step consists of four volumes on the Divine and Catholic Faith.
Read More about Manual of Christian DoctrinePaolo Brezzi was born December 18, 1910, in Turin, Italy, and obtained the degree of Doctor of Letters at Turin State University. He has taught. philosophy and history in state graduate schools and medieval history at various Italian universities. At present, he is ordinary professor of Church...
Read More about The Papacy: Its Origins and Historical EvolutionWhen Scholastic Philosophy ceased to be the subject of systematic study in Protestant U niversities, and was regarded as possessing an historical rather than a scientific interest, there was one branch of it that was treated with less dishonour than the rest. In Ethics and Metaphysics, in Psychology...
Read More about Logic"Verily Thou art a hidden God, thc God of Israel, the Saviour " cries out the prophet Isaias (xlv. 15), Yes, undoubtedly, God is a more hidden God in the Eucharist than anywhere else. His greatness lies concealed under the littleness of a host, His power under the feeble species, His universality...
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