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Focuses on the dignity of the human person by enabling participants to reflect on subthemes such as "the source of life," "dignity of the human person," "human dignity and human rights," "empowerment," and "the wonder of human life."
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Provides the opportunity to reflect on the call to solidarity through subthemes that include "the meaning of solidarity," "the human family and solidarity," "the responsibility of solidarity," "the work of solidarity," "and the fruit of solidarity."
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Well-organized reference to the theme of justice for liturgies, homilies, prayer services, and discussion related to the bishops' Catholic Campaign for Human Development.
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A collection of prayers and biblical passages and reflections intended to help Christians reflect on the Church's teachings about poverty and justice.
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This novena focuses nine days of prayer on the need for justice and peace in our communities and the world.
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This novena focuses nine days of prayer on the need for justice and peace in our communities and the world.
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Focuses on the dignity of the human person by enabling participants to reflect on subthemes such as "the source of life," "dignity of the human person," "human dignity and human rights," "empowerment," and "the wonder of human life."
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Explores the Preferential Option for and with the Poor through the subthemes of "human beings as images of God," "the sacred covenant with God," "the pursuit of justice," and "the preferential options cited in the Church's social teaching."
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Book 5 in the Faith Sharing series offers small group members the opportunity to explore Catholic social teaching on the theme of solidarity with the poor.
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*V Encuentro Branded*
Small pocket-sized book with a durable cover. Take it with you and read it anytime you have a few minutes during the day.
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*V Encuentro Branded*
Small pocket-sized book with a durable cover. Take it with you and read it anytime you have a few minutes during the day.
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Discover new ways to encounter the word of God! Pope Benedict XVI shares his reflections on the many ways God meets us in his word. Use this book to learn the Bible, record your thoughts in the allotted space, and discuss points with family and friends.
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St. Paul cries to us in God's Name: "Your attitude must be Christ's---Touto phroneite en hymin ho kai en Christo Iesou." Learn to think as Christ thought, learn to think with him! And this thinking is not only the thinking of the mind, but also a thinking of the heart.
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Following Christ is the seventh title in the Spiritual Thoughts Series by Pope Benedict XVI. The Holy Father shares his thoughts on developing a relationship with Christ as his disciples through excerpts from his writings, speeches, and homilies.
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Pope Benedict XVI shares his thoughts on the subject of family: the bonds that are created, the truth of marriage, and the vocation of love that enables us to become loving people
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As we remember the gift of sacrifice to us, the Holy Father discusses the sacrament of the Eucharist and how it unites us with the living God and allows us to freely give of ourselves to others.
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Pope Benedict XVI discusses the mission and purpose of the priesthood. The Holy Father states that the essence of the priesthood is consecration, sacrifice, and the giving over of one's self to God.
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A collection of readings from Pope Benedict XVI on sickness, the condition of sick persons and their infirmities, and the healing that comes from allowing your trust in God to grow through the experience. His words resonate with humanity and compassion.
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Pope Benedict XVI encourages young people to discover in the Cross the infinite measure of Christ's love and to respond to this love by offering him your life, educate yourselves in the faith that gives meaning to your life, and strengthen your convictions so that you may stand firm in the face of the difficulties of daily life.
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This beautiful collection of prayers affirms that "as we honor the Mother, we also truly know the Son and give him love, glory, and obedience."
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Celebrando la Presencia de Jesucristo/Celebrating the Presence of Christ Jesus
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An anniversary pastoral message.
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The bishops apply moral principles to questions frequently asked.
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Offered by the bishops primarily as a point of reference for the work of catechetical publishers, this resource encourages and supports the creativity of publishers and catechists in the development of catechetical materials and programs.
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The Church's Common Treasure is a compilation of essays by members of the Catholic press, exploring the history and purpose of the Roman Missal, why there is a new translation and how it is different. This short volume tackles these questions from the perspective of journalists, breaking down the complex issues to better understand the Roman Missal, Third Edition, the Mass and the Eucharistic Prayer.
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Many people write to the Holy Father, asking him to pray for them. Inspired by the many requests that he has received, this book is a collection of prayers that reminds us that God is always there to listen and hear our prayers. Pope Benedict XVI.
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A 50-page booklet that serves as an overview of Catholic social teaching with examples of ways that the Catholic Campaign for Human Development promotes these values and doctrines. Each chapter explores a theme of Catholic social teaching.
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A 50-page booklet that serves as an overview of Catholic social teaching with examples of ways that the Catholic Campaign for Human Development promotes these values and doctrines. Each chapter explores a theme of Catholic social teaching.
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See God's glorious work in the lives of righteous and holy men and women. Pope Benedict XVI inspires Christians in his thoughts about ancient and modern saints.
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