Many Catholics are unaware of our holy traditions on and powerful devotions to the Sorrows of Mary. Based on Scripture and the lives of the Saints, this little book will open eyes and hearts to Our Lady's Sorrows. Plus, it includes many traditional prayers to Our Sorrowful Mother, and the Four Special Favors promised to those devoted to her Sorrows, as well as the Seven Promises to those who meditate on her Tears and Dolors. This will be a favorite little book of prayers and devotions to Mary for many Catholics!
Mary's rich story can be shared through the scriptural stories, cultural traditions, popular devotions, and prayers children will find in this book. 24 pages. our Sunday Visitor. Quantity
Personal encounters with Mary, the mother of Jesus, seem to be increasing even more today than when she began appearing during times of upheaval to unlikely visionaries on hillsides and in other rural areas of Mexico and Europe. It is often the feminine face of God that shines through and consoles us in times of our deepest personal and collective need. Sparrow, author of two other books on Jesus and Mary (published by Bantam books), recounts experiences in which individuals have felt the presence of Mary either through light, visions, voices, or simply an overwhelming feeling of love. Some say that Mary brings us an awareness that we desperately need at this time--a nourishing spirit of self-sacrificing love that, if embraced more widely, helps to reverse the tide of hatred and bloodshed spilling into many regions of the world today.
G. Scott Sparrow, Ed.D., is a fly fishing guide, writer, psychotherapist, and spiritual mentor who lives in Arroyo City, Texas. He received his doctorate in counseling from The College of William and Mary and has maintained a private practice in professional counseling since 1982. He has lectured and taught courses across the U.S. on such topics as meditation, mystical experiences, and dream work methods. Quality paperback, 192 pages. Fall 2002
Mary, the Mother of Jesus, has come to be known by many names?from Advocate and Ark of the Covenant to Theotokos (God-Bearer) and Virgin of Tenderness?reflecting her many different qualities. 100 Names of Mary is a beautiful tribute to Mary that explores these different devotional titles. Chiffolo provides Her Story, a Traditional Prayer and a New Prayer for each of the 100 names. Readers also will find an inspiring new litany of Mary. 100 Names of Mary is a work of beauty, faith and truth and will inspire all who meditate upon it. Paperback, 288 pages. Fall 2002
CONTENTS: Hail, Holy Queen Enthroned Above • Ave Maria ARCADELT • Ave Maria GOUNOD (Instrumental) • Regina Caeli • Hail Mary, Gentle Woman LANDRY • Serdeczna Matko • Sing of Mary, Pure and Lowly PALMER/LYRE • Annunciation Carol • Hail, Queen of Heaven LINGARD/HEMY • The Joys of Mary • At the Cross Her Station Keeping DA TODI/PETTI • On This Day, O Beautiful Mother (Instrumental) • Ave Maria (CHANT) • Nova, Nova • Como Estrella en Clara Cielo CHAVEZ-MELO • Ave Maria BRUCKNER • Mary the Dawn CROSS/NESTOR • Mary Immaculate, Star of the Morning WEATHERELL/BACH • Salve Regina • Immaculate Mary • Ave Maria SCHUBERT. Quantity
From her Immaculate Conception to her Ascension, here is the story of Mary told in a way that will charm and delight your children. They’ll also love the full-color pictures that brighten the book.
You’ll be pleased to see that they’re learning solid Marian doctrine, presented in a way every child can understand. The authors who brought you Little Acts of Grace know how to make important religious ideas not only comprehensible but also appealing to young children. As they get to know Mary, children will also learn what they can do to imitate Mary, and what important lessons Mary’s life has for us. Paper, 48 pages. Our Sunday Visitor Spring 2003 Quantity
Adele Dirsyte's simple words to Our Lady and Our Lord, secretly penned more than a half-century ago in a Siberian prison, continue to reveal ...
The message she fearlessly taught The truth for which she was imprisoned and tortured The belief for which she gave her life.
They are the message, the truth, and the belief of a faithful follower of Christ, of a beloved child of Mary. They are the prayers of all who suffer.
Adele Dirsyte was born in Lithuania in 1919. She was arrested in 1946 for Catholic activities that were considered "contra-revolutionary" and sent to a prison in Siberia. There, with the help of several companions, she secretly wrote and bound copies of a prayer book that became known as "Mary, Save Us." She died in prison in 1955 and is now a candidate for beatification. This is her prayer book.
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As it was for Mother Teresa, so it can be for the rest of us. By standing close to Our Lady we can find the grace and courage to overcome our own personal trials and crosses. Summon the same powerful presence and aid of Our Lady by following the example of Mother Teresa.
"Sitting with Mother Teresa, watching her tend to the sick and the dying, feeling the aura of holiness around her person, seeing her bent in prayer, lost in God -- how often I asked myself if I was not seeing something of Our Lady, experiencing a glimpse of the Virgin of Nazareth." -- Joseph Langford, MC, author and co-founder of the Missionaries of Charity Fathers. Copyright: 2007 Pages: 128, Hardback
Ignatius Press 2007 Hardcover 160 pages with 120 color illustrations. Great gift book!