The authors provide ‘Points to Ponder’ for each topic as well as useful suggestions for activities and practical application in family life. The questions were asked by children aged between seven and eleven but resemble those asked by children of all ages. The authors drew on their experience in the parish-based Faith in the […]
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This book is by far the best book I have read on the temperaments. It goes into the details of every temperament, including primary and secondary temperaments combinations, parent/child temperament combinations, husband/wife temperament combinations and more. Including how they should best relate to each other, how to motivate one another and communicate love. Art &
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Lent is always a good time to reflect upon the Stations of the Cross and our Lord’s passion and death. This year during lent, I have found reading The Way of the Cross by St. Josemaría Escrivá particularly useful as a reflection book for my daily prayer. During Passion week, it is always helpful to contemplate the
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Disney’s Saving Mr. Banks, is inspired by untold story of Disney’s classic “Mary Poppins”. If you loved Walt Disney’s Mary Poppins, then you will thoroughly enjoy this behind the scenes look. It begins when Walt Disney’s daughters beg him to make a movie of their favorite book, “Mary Poppins”. In his quest to obtain the rights, Walt
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The American Tragedy Trilogy – ‘Fatherless’, ‘Motherless’ and ‘Childless’, by Brian J. Gail, Emmaus Road Publishing, $29.95 each. In beginning this review there are really only two words I can use: simply breathtaking! This is the first Catholic trilogy of novels I have read in a long time. Gail’s trilogy is both a riveting
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Captain Phillips is based on the true story of Captain Richard Phillips. In 2009 there was the hijacking of the US-flagged MV Maersk Alabama by Somali pirates.. It is a simple storyline and definitely easy to follow. That said, I was unable to look away for a second throughout the film. This is a movie that is
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The Way is written in a direct, conversational style. One of the reasons I love this book is that author, St Josemaria has written in a way enabling you to live out your faith in daily situations; how you can turn ordinary circumstances into acts of love for God. Its short, reflective paragraphs make it easy to pick up
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Doubt takes place in a Catholic school in the Bronx in the 1960s, the story is centered on a nun who grows suspicious when a priest begins taking too much interest in the life of a young black student. The question is – is she being overly protective or not protective enough? And can she work within the system
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‘Becoming the woman God made you to be’ by Tammy Evevard, Servant Books, $19.95 This book is one all women should read, especially in their formative years when we are first exposed to beauty myths, peer pressure and self esteem issues. Evevard draws on the lives of women from the Bible such as the Samaritan
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Father Gabriel is back and as fabulously flawed as ever!
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