Pieck has been Queen of the House for 4 years now
So I decided to stitch a wall hanging to warn any visitorswhat they were walking into.
Then I used a lightbox (actually a tablet computer) to trace the heads onto the printout
Pieck has been Queen of the House for 4 years now
I've been composing this in my head for three weeks. It's a daunting task because I want to recount how we got to this point, but there are so many strands I couldn't figure out where to start.
I guess I could make a long story short(er) by saying that I started homeschooling almost 27 years ago, and I'm TIRED, but there is more to it than that.
Even though Philip is the youngest of ten, at this point he is basically an only child. The twins are turning 19 and Gean has been living with Sarah and attending public school since summer 2024 - that's another long story. And Philip doesn't really have many friends in the neighborhood. His best buddy lives 25 minutes away. He's been pretty lonely the past year or two.
He started attending a weekly Catholic homeschool co-op in August. He made friends and had his first taste of a classroom setting. Co-op day quickly became his favorite day of the week. That experience, along with Gean's positive reports about public school, gave him the courage to consider mainstream school as an option.
At the same time, I'd been meeting with more and more resistance from him over his schoolwork. This started last year in 5th grade, but this year his loneliness and boredom, alongside my fatigue and health issues, were causing us to have an inordinate amount of "bad" school days. It came to a head when we got back from our beach week at the beginning of October. Neither of us could work up any enthusiasm for schoolwork, and it got to the point where I felt I was doing his education a disservice. I told him plainly that he either had to do schoolwork HERE or somewhere else, and he said he was ready to try.
That was on Tuesday, October 14. The next day was co-op day, so while he was gone, I arranged for a tour of the public school. At this point I hadn't even considered Catholic school, because we felt it was financially out of reach.
9:00 a.m. Thursday morning the two of us were walking the halls of the public elementary school. The tour was very bland and it wasn't giving me a favorable impression. I kept trying to picture him there, but the image brought me to tears. There were SEVEN 6th grade classes, but we scarcely saw or heard any kids. Afterward it occurred to me that it felt more like an institution or prison than a school. I left there with a very heavy heart.
On the way home, on a whim, I gave the Catholic school a call to ask if we could take a tour. To my surprise they told me to come that same day at 1:00. Philip and I went home for lunch, then out again for tour #2.
The difference was starkly obvious: This place was not cold and institutional. It was full of noise and life. I immediately felt welcome and comfortable. The tour guide was not only the Admissions Director, but also a former classmate. At the end of the tour, the principal invited Philip to spend the following day shadowing with the sixth graders.
I guess I should say here that the Admissions Director assured us that financial assistance was available. After discussing it with Andy, who was never really on board with the notion of public school, we decided to take a leap of faith and send him to Catholic school, even if it meant one of us taking on a part-time job.
The following morning, October 17th, I presented Philip to the sixth grade teacher, then went to the office to fill out some forms. At this point I could barely hold myself together because I was so heartbroken about quitting homeschooling. I could barely hold back the tears all that week, and I was deeply worried that Philip would not adjust well. He had terrible problems with anxiety in 2023-24, another long story.
Turns out I needn't have worried. At the end of the day there were kids passing in the halls, patting him on the shoulder, saying, "Bye Philip! Hope you come to school here!" And Philip, who had it in his mind that public school was cool and Catholic school was lame, had a complete change of heart.
I spent that weekend procuring uniform shirts and pants (and crying) and completing the online financial aid application. And first thing Monday morning, October 20, he began his school career.
It was a soft landing from the beginning. I was afraid that he would struggle to catch up 7 weeks into the semester, but he did fine. He had to learn how to take notes in a hurry, but otherwise it was pretty seamless. Academically he was on track, and he made friends without a problem.
By the end of the second week we still had not received a decision about our financial liability, made a payment, or received an invoice. It was on Monday of the third week that Andy received a call from the Director of Development informing him that Philip was the recipient of a very particular Memorial Scholarship, covering 100% of our financial portion. It was so unexpected. I still get chills thinking about it.
Without giving away too many details, what happened is that the news that Philip was going to attend Catholic school made its way through the family grapevine, and unbeknownst to us, a family member who is also a graduate of and donor to the school set up a scholarship fund and designated Philip as the recipient.
Happily, my tears dried up by the end of the second week. Not only that, but the same child who would slump dejectedly into a heap at the mere mention of homeschooling was now asking for my help with homework and proudly showing me his daily achievements. I wasn't irrelevant and obsolete, as I'd feared. It really soothed my broken heart. My constant weight of guilt about being a failure at homeschooling is gone. The boy who hated math and said he sucked at spelling now says math is his favorite subject and rattles off spelling and vocabulary words with confidence, and even his penmanship has improved greatly. Dad takes him to school every morning and if it's nice weather, he walks home. Otherwise I am waiting to pick him up. Best of all, he's one of the guys and has a group of friends.
At first I threw myself into cataloguing and selling off my homeschool library to put away some Christmas money. Now that the holidays are upon us, I think sales will slow down, so I'll keep everything boxed up until the end of the school year and do one more round of sales, then donate the rest. I'm up consistently early for the first time since I was in high school. I'm trying to keep the house a little nicer and stay ahead of the chore. I'm sure there will be more as time goes by, but for now this is where we are, and it's a pretty good place to be.
And we owe everything to those special someones. You know who you are!
First off, we have Fraction Stax. This is a complete set of fraction "rings" and a 9-bar display stand.
It comes with a 4-part curriculum that provides hands-on practice naming, comparing, adding, and subtracting fractions. There are between 48 and 60 activities in each level.
It is marketed for grades 2-6
$10
Yes, $1 each! (unless otherwise marked)
I'm newly retired from homeschooling! I'm updating the list frequently.
Prices do not include media mail shipping.
Please email me directly at stefocrew@icloud.com for a shipping quote on the books that interest you.
Thank you for looking at my list!
Blessings, Michele
Last updated 10:00 p.m. Eastern, Monday, December 1
Items in red are pending
Catholic Reading: CATHOLIC KIDS |
Catholic Quiz 5th grade |
Catholic Bible Quiz 6th grade |
The Cross Our Compass chapter book |
Trouble with Lent (Adv. Of Nick & Sam #4) |
$5 The Action Bible |
A Single Bead (teens) (some stained pages) A story about a girl whose grandmother died and how finding beads from her grandmother's rosary helps strengthen her faith and come to terms with her grandmother's death. |
Pure Faith: Prayer Book for Teens (inscription) |
The Book of Virtues: A Treasury of Great Moral Stories- very fat hardcover with stories arranged by virtues, compiled by William J. Bennett. Dust Jacket is torn. |
Our Lady’s Honor Guard Handbook ( a Catholic program for boys, s imilar to Boy Scouts) |
$5 Pilgrims of the Holy Family CHC OOP a sort of unit study program for kids 10+ to demonstrate mastery in 75 specific study areas, similar to Scouting badges. Kids delve into a topic of interest and complete a certain number of activities. this was reviewed by Andrew at Love2Learn https://www.love2learn.net/review/pilgrims-holy-family |
Book of Saints - Amy Welborn signed copy |
Book of Heroes - Amy Welborn signed copy |
A Philadelphia Catholic in King James’ Court study guide Have you read this book? I loved it. It's about a Catholic teen who is challenged by his evangelical uncle and has to learn how to defend the Catholic faith using Scripture alone. Unfortunately for you, this is just the companion study guide. LOL |
Jesus Speaks to Me About the Mass |
Dante’s Inferno A Study on Part 1 of the Divine Comedy / Catholic Courses |
Consecration of St. Joseph for Children & Families |
Mother to the Poor: The Story of Blessed Teresa of Calcutta |
YOUCAT |
YOUCAT Confirmation Book (2) |
DOCAT: What to Do? |
Amazing Love: Rosary Meditations for Teens |
Let’s Talk series – conversations with teens about faith and life, integrating Sacred Scripture and the Catechism. |
Courageous Virtue for Teens: A Bible Study on Moral Excellence for Young Women |
Saints of Note |
100 Reproducible Activities Based on the Catechism of the Catholic Church Grades 1-8 |
Speak, Lord, I Am Listening: A Scriptural Rosary Book (all 20 mysteries) beautiful watercolor book |
The Baker Book of Bible Travels for Kids |
$5 Catholic Mosaic: Living the Liturgical Year with Literature - Cay Gibson |
Max & Benedict: A Bird’s Eye View of the Pope’s Daily Life |
Little Flowers Member’s Guide Wreath 2 |
Little Flowers Member’s Guide Wreath 3 |
$25 |
The Little Way: Catholic Virtue Program Year 1 K-5 |
Ask the Bible Geek 2: More Answers to Questions from Catholic Teens |
Dis-Orientation: How to Go to College without Losing Your Mind |
Almost Sex: 9 Signs You Are About to Go Too Far |
Did Adam and Eve Have Belly Buttons? - Matthew Pinto |
Did Jesus Have a Last Name? - Matthew Pinto |
If You Really Loved Me - Jason Evert |
Rightfully Ours YA Catholic novel about chastity |
Do I Have to Go? 101 Questions about the Mass, the Eucharist, and Your Spiritual Life |
Daily Direction for Teenz - cool inspirational reproducible pages with inspiring messages for kids |
I Choose God: Stories from Young Catholics |
The Creed Explained |
The New Saint Joseph Baltimore Catechism No. 1 (3) |
Answers to a Child’s Questions about Death |
The Sacrament of Confirmation for Confirmation Candidates |
The New Testament |
What We Really Want to Know… Answers to 101 Questions Teens Always Ask |
Egermeier’s Bible Story Book Nondenominational retelling of the Bible |
Theology of His/Her Body - Jason Evert |
The Catholic Faith Handbook for Youth |
Decision Point Confirmation handbook - Dynamic Catholic's companion book for their Confirmation Prep series - videos available on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-X_eekTcxc&list=PLZisXcLIZva4ZSD3w0iaMzImS1fdKjF54 |
My Baptism Book (spaces to fill out and personalize; new) |
Saint Joseph Concise Bible History |
Be Yourself - a Journal for Catholic Boys by Our Sunday Visitor (new) |
Catholic Reading: Adult - APOLOGETICS/CONVERSION STORIES | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholic Answers to Fundamentalist Questions | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The 7-Step Reason to Be Catholic 2nd ed.:Science, the Bible, And History Point to Catholicism (2) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Answering Islam | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Nuts and Bolts: A Practical How-To Guide for Defending the Catholic Faith | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The One-Minute Apologist | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Handbook of Christian Apologetics | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Absolute Relativism | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Godless Delusion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Nothing But The Truth | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholicism and Fundamentalism Roman Catholicism | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Salvation Controversy | ||||||||||||||||||||||
By What Authority? An Evangelical Discovers Catholic Tradition | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Biblical Basis for the Catholic Church | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Recovering Faith: Stories of Catholics Who Came Home | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Splendor of Sorrow: What a Hard-Boiled Crime Reporter Discovered about the Love of Jesus and Mary | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Scriptural Catholicism: Foundations of Faith | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Catholic Passion: Rediscovering the Power and Beauty of the Faith | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Their God is the Devil: Papal Encyclicals and Freemasonry | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Behind the Lodge Door: Church, State, and Freemasonry in America | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Science and the Gospel | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Rapture Trap | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Why We’re Catholic | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Confessions of a Mega Church Pastor | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholic and Christian for Young Adults | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Science Through the Eyes of Faith | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - BIBLE/BIBLE STUDY | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Strong’s Concise Dictionary of Bible Words | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Walking With God | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Ignatius Catholic Study Bible Commentaries: John 1,2,3 and Revelation | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Come and See Catholic Bible Study | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Collegeville Bible Commentary | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Great Adventure | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Revelation Study Set | ||||||||||||||||||||||
And God Said, “Play Ball!” Parallels between the Bible and Baseball | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Why Catholic Bibles Are Bigger | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Faith for Beginners | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Apostolate’s Family Catechism Two-Volume Set | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Why Do Catholics Genuflect? | ||||||||||||||||||||||
How to Read the Catechism of the Catholic Church Following the Liturgical Year | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholicism for Dummies | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Our Catholic Faith | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Memorize the Faith | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Faith Explained | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Maryknoll Catholic Dictionary | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Super Girls and Halos - Maria Moreira Johnson | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholic Reading: Adult - CATHOLIC/CHURCH HISTORY | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Giants of the Faith | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Early Church Was the Catholic Church | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Celebrating 2000 Years of Christian History | ||||||||||||||||||||||
God’s Soldiers: Adventure, Politics, Intrigue, and Power – A History of the Jesuits | ||||||||||||||||||||||
How to Read Church History Vol 1 – from the beginning to the 15th century | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Saints and Sinners: A History of the Popes | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - FAMILY /CATHOLIC LIVING | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Be A Man! Fr. Larry Richards | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Surrender! Fr. Larry Richards | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Mom on the Run Nancy Kennedy | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Honey, Hang In There! | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Raising God-First Kids in a Me-First World Barbara Curtis | ||||||||||||||||||||||
DeLIVEred: From Porn to Purity | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Woman in Love | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Good News About Sex and Marriage | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Disconnected: How to Reconnect Our Digitally distracted Kids | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Louder Than Words: The Art of Living As A Catholic | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Virtue Driven Life | ||||||||||||||||||||||
We’re on a Mission from God: The Gen X Guide to JP2, the Catholic Church, and the Real Meaning of Life | ||||||||||||||||||||||
DVDs Fireproof - with Kirk Cameron, movie about repairing an unhealthy marriage, based on The Love Dare Hard Questions, Straight Answers about Sex and Relationships by Ellen Marie & Jason Evert Teen Relationships and Sexual Pressure by Jason Evert and Ellen Marie | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Brothers and Sisters: Glimpses of the Cloistered Life | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Bless Us O Lord Treasury of Mealtime Prayers | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Our Lady of Charity (Cuban Devotion) Maria Moreira Johnson | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Be Bold in the Broken Mary Lenaberg | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Why Do Catholics Eat Fish on Friday? | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Imitating Mary: 10 Marian Virtues for Moms | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Life’s Greatest Lesson: What I’ve Learned from the Happiest People I know | ||||||||||||||||||||||
$5 Catholic All Year -Kendra Tierney | ||||||||||||||||||||||
$5 Catholic All Year Prayer Compendium - Kendra Tierney | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Lord, Please Meet Me in the Laundry Room Barbara Curtis | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Please Don’t Drink the Holy Water - Susie Lloyd | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Bless Me, Father, For I Have Kids -Susie Lloyd | ||||||||||||||||||||||
That One Girl: Lessons from Mary for Young Catholic Women | ||||||||||||||||||||||
$5 A Catholic Gardener’s Spiritual Almanac New | ||||||||||||||||||||||
5 Conversations You Must Have With Your Daughter | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Male? Female? Other? A Catholic Guide to Understanding Gender | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Fallen From the Nest | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Loved As I Am Sr. Miriam Heidberg | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Audio CD | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholic Reading: Adult - HAHN | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Letter and Spirit | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Hail, Holy Queen | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Genesis to Jesus | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholic for a Reason: Scripture and the Mystery of the Family of God | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholic Education: Homeward Bound | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Life-Giving Love | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - LITERATURE | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Further Up and Further In: Understanding Narnia | ||||||||||||||||||||||
A Guide to Narnia: 100 Questions about the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Three Days: The Search for the Boy Messiah | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Best of the Public Square Book 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Inspirational Writings of C.S. Lewis | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Dante’s Inferno A Study on Part 1 of the Divine Comedy / Catholic Courses | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Arms of Love (novel about Theology of Body) (2) & Surrender (sequel) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Da Vinci Code and the Bible | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - MARIAN/ROSARY | ||||||||||||||||||||||
33 Days to Morning Glory | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Our Lady Undoer of Knots Novena & Prayers | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Marian Novenas and Devotions from the National Shrine | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Understanding Mary Undoer of Knots: History, Prayers, Novena | ||||||||||||||||||||||
True Devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary (2) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
A Scriptural Rosary | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Speak, Lord, I Am Listening: A Scriptural Rosary Book (all 20 mysteries) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Secret of the Rosary (2) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - MASS | ||||||||||||||||||||||
If Your Mind Wanders at Mass | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Learning the Traditional Breviary | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The How-To Book of the Mass: Everything You Need to Know but No One Ever Taught You | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Rejoice: Music of Praise and Worship comb-bound book of music and lyrics | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - PRAYER | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Interior Freedom | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Reveille for the Soul: Prayers for Military Life | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Prayers | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Prolife Stations of the Cross | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Prayer for Beginners | ||||||||||||||||||||||
A 40-Day Spiritual Workout for Catholics | ||||||||||||||||||||||
How to Converse with God | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Consoling the Heart of Jesus Prayer Companion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Prayer in the Presence of God | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Prayer: Our Deepest Longing | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - SACRAMENTS | ||||||||||||||||||||||
What’s Happening to Confession? | ||||||||||||||||||||||
My Daily Eucharist 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Masterwork of God: The Sacraments | ||||||||||||||||||||||
7 Secrets of Confession by Vinny Flynn | ||||||||||||||||||||||
True Presence: The Vigil Project | ||||||||||||||||||||||
A Pocket Guide to Confession - Michael Dubruiel | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Catholic Reading: Adult - SAINTS & BIOGRAPHIES | ||||||||||||||||||||||
God’s Revolution: World Youth Day and Other Cologne Talks | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Saint John Paul the Great: His Five Loves | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Seven-Storey Mountain | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Rediscover the Saints | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Our Lady Came to Fatima - Ignatius books | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Saint Dominic and the Rosary - Ignatius books | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Saint Isaac and the Indians Saint Katharine Drexel, Friend of the Oppressed - Ignatius books | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Pauline Books: Encounter the Saints Series | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Saint Philomena The Wonder-Worker | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Junipero Serra: A Short Biography | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Blessed Imelda Lambertini, Patron Saint of First Communicants | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Paul, Least of the Apostles | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Dictionary of Saints | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Is It A Saint’s Name? What Parents Should Know About Baptism | ||||||||||||||||||||||
In Weakness, Strength: The Life and Missionary Activity of St. Frances Xavier Cabrini | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Super Saints Book 1: Journey to Sainthood | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Man in Chains | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Modern Saints 1 & 2 Ann Ball | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Devotions to Go: Jonah especially for teens | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Jonah: A Study in Compassion | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Young Life of Pope John Paul 2 | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Rediscover the Saints | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Incorruptibles: A Study of the Incorruption of the Bodies of Various Catholic Saints and Beati | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Saint Joseph Promise | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Twelve: The Lives of the Apostles after Calvary | ||||||||||||||||||||||
A Man of Faith (Fr. Patrick Peyton) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Max & Benedict: A Bird’s Eye View of the Pope’s Daily Life | ||||||||||||||||||||||
All Saints | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - SIN | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Overcoming the Evil Within | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Rooting Out Hidden Faults | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Glittering Vices: A New Look at the 7 Deadly Sins | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Catholic Reading: Adult - UNCATEGORIZED | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Golden Arrow | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Mercy: What Every Catholic Should Know | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Father Joe: The Man Who Saved My Life | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Suffering of Love: Christ’s Descent into the Hell of Human Hopelessness | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Blessed Are the Bored in Spirit (2) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Your God Is Too Boring | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Biggest Lie in the History of Christianity | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Theology and Sanity | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Sorrow, the Sacrifice, and the Triumph: The Apparitions, Visions, and Prophecies of Christina Gallagher | ||||||||||||||||||||||
The Miracle Detective: An Investigation of Holy Visions | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Bridging the Great Divide: Musings of a Post-Liberal, Post-Conservative Evangelical Catholic | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Knopf Travel Guide to the Holy Land | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Uniformity with God’s Will | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Charisms | ||||||||||||||||||||||
Miracles: A Catholic View | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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