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by Paula CappsFor over 20 years, a group of mothers have come together every week to pray for the physical and spiritual safety of their children in the chapel of their school. The Mothers� Rosary is the fruit of the love and devotion of these mothers. Beautifully illustrated, The Mothers� Rosary contains meditations for all the mysteries of the rosary, the stations of the cross, and the rosary of the seven sorrows. While everyone can benefit from the meditations contained in this book, they...
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It is not by happenstance that you ve come upon this book. It is written with you in mind; for every woman that was, is, and will be. This work is about you and the magnificence of God s Splendor that lives within you. It s your companion for the journey, a guide, and a reminder of the treasure that is rightfully yours - Deby Sansone Schlapprizzi
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The group, including composer-performers Dan Schutte, Tim Manion, Bob Dufford S.J., John Foley S.J., and Roc O'Connor S.J., together with the late John Kavanaugh, S.J., met and began composing music together as young Jesuit scholastics in the early 1970s while at Saint Louis University.
The group�s songs, including �One Bread, One Body� and �Earthen Vessels,� have become staples of Catholic liturgies, and the St. Louis Jesuits, as a group, have recorded 35 albums and several anthology...
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Authored by Ryan Nusbickel Where'd the Easter Bunny Go To High School? An Easter tale with a St. Louis twist! It's a question that's as "St. Louis" as gooey butter cake: "Where'd you go to high school?" And with Easter on the horizon, one St. Louis girl decides she must know where the Easter Bunny got his high school diploma. She and her trusty dog, embark on a quest to research, track down, and even trap the celebrated bunny. All of this ... so they can get him to fess up. So where DID the...
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Authored by Ryan Nusbickel It's sweet, buttery, and IT'S GONE MISSING. For one little girl, nothing compares to the bite of her beloved St. Louis gooey butter cake. So when her cake vanishes, she and her faithful pooch embark on a city-wide search.Ryan Nusbickel, the creator of The St. Louis Night Before Christmas, brings you a classic St. Louis "Goo-dunit!" You'll finish wanting seconds!48 pages. ...
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By author: Fr. Joe Kempf. Father Joe Kempf and his furry friend, Big Al, are back with more heartwarming prayers for children and their parents. This follow-up to the best-selling My Sister is Annoying, addresses some of the challenges of growing up. In a delightful combination of events that impact children's lives, Big Al learns lessons including compassion, responsibility, and individuality through prayer. Read the prayers and enjoy the included audio CD where Father Joe and Big Al...
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Title: Celebration: The Magic of the Cardinals in the 1980sAuthor: Dan O'NeillSize: 11.5 x 9 Binding: HardcoverPages: 200ISBN: 9781681061771
Cardinals baseball has become more than a pastime in St. Louis. The association with baseball and all things red is a regional identification, a rite of summer, a �best baseball town� way of life. The phenomenon is rooted in nearly 130 years of history, unforgettable eras and legendary players. From the �Gas House Gang� of the 1930s, the �Swifties� of the...
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Authored by Ryan NusbickelA curious storm is bringing toasted ravioli, frozen custard, and other local delicacies to the St. Louis area.Can St. Louis eat its way out of this?Grab an umbrella and some marinara sauce because the forecast for St. Louis is cloudy with a chance of toasted rav! 50 pages.
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Whether you are surrounded by the peaceful tranquility of an empty chapel or the anxiety-driven mad dash of the New York City rush hour, God is always there.He's there in the stillness. He's there in the chaos. Our call is to seek Him, find Him, and serve Him.As Archbishop of New York, Timothy Dolan knows only too well the many faces of Christ. Known for his devotion, dedication, and sense of humor, Dolan uses Doers of the Word to share a unique combination of simplicity, practicality, and...
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Welcome to Seattle! A parent and child Tufted Puffin tour the Emerald City in best-selling author-illustrator Martha Day Zschock's board book for children. In Hello, Seattle! join the pair as ride to the top of the Space Needle, bike along the Burke-Gilman Trail, and enjoy the flying fish at Pike Place Market. Along the way they ride the monorail to museums, visit the Seattle Public Library, wade in tide-pools, see the Olympic Sculpture Park, and ride the ferry across Puget Sound! For ages...
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I Love My Missouri Valentine by Marianne RichmondIt's Valentine's Day in Missouri,and I just want to say that I love you SO MUCH,and in SO MANY ways!Experience boundless and unconditional love as you travel around your home state in this sweet and colorful story.Based on Marianne Richmond's bestselling book I Love You So..., I Love My Missouri Valentine celebrates a parent's love for their child by comparing their love to special characteristics of where they live! This heartwarming book puts...
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Joseph Ritter was one of the most important and forward-thinking prelates of the Church in North America during the 20th century. He served as ordinary for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and then as "Cardinal" Ritter in St. Louis for twenty years until his death in 1967. Through his efforts, the entire archdiocesan school system was desegregated, and he was the first bishop to send priests to Latin America as missionaries. This biography provides us with the first serious account of his life...
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Barbara Reis is an artist of many genres. This is the first of threenew books by this new author. Her hope is that through these stories,our kids will see the love and passion Jesus has for each and everyone of His children!
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by John BrownWalt Disney, Brad Pitt, Jack Dorsey, Payne Stewart. Josephine Baker. Samuel Clemens. George Washington Carver. What do these icons have in common? They were all raised in the Show-Me State.Missouri Legends, 2nd Edition brings renowned politicians, authors, artists, athletes, performers, and historical figures to life. The book profiles more than 200 famous Missourians with dozens of new entries. Each profile includes a brief account of their formative years in Missouri and how...
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Night Night St Louis: A Sleepy Bedtime RhymeIt's bedtime in St. Louis! Say goodnight to all your favorite locations, including:Saint Louis ZooGateway ArchForest Park World's Fair PavilionHappy Up, Inc.City MuseumBusch StadiumJewel BoxSix Flags St. LouisSt. Louis Science CenterLafayette Park
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Philippine Duchesne: A Candid Portrait of a Missionary for Christ (1769-1852)Would you like to learn about a Saint who left her home in France at the age of 48 to be a missionary in St. Charles, Missouri? by Louise Cheli This picture book is appropriate for all ages, and includes twenty-six full-color pictures by local artist Genny Glosier, facts of Philippine's Canonization, and much more! Paperback
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1. Five Mystical Songs: I. Easter by Scott Kennebeck & John Powel Walsh, 4:49 2. Five Mystical Songs: IV. The Call by Scott Kennebeck & John Powel Walsh, 2:12 3. Thais: Meditation by Lenora Marya Anop & John Powel Walsh, 6:46 4. Pie Jesu by Scott Kennebeck & John Powel Walsh, 3:26 5. Panis Angelicus by Scott Kennebeck, John Powel Walsh & Lenora Marya Anop, 4:13 6. Rhosymedre by Lenora Marya Anop & John Powel Walsh, 4:30 7. Ave Maria, D. 839 by Scott Kennebeck & John Powel Walsh, 4:23 8. Agnus...
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From the grand basilicas of Missouri’s big cities to small churches in every corner of the state, the stories of generations of Catholic immigrants are set in stone. Built as places to ask for blessings and pray for survival in a foreign land, these churches endure today as monuments to the struggles and the faith of those new Americans and their descendants. Places to Pray takes readers to Catholic churches, shrines, convents, and monasteries throughout Missouri where readers will explore the...
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Volume 4, "Contemporary Challenges," continues "The Story of Catholic Evangelization of America's Heartland." It begins in 1968, from the appointment of Cardinal Carberry to lead the Archdiocese of Saint Louis, and continues through Archbishop Carlson's tenure in the early 2000s. Msgr. Witt covers the challenges within society and the Church following the Second Vatican Council. These challenges included: the assault on unborn babies in the form of Roe v. Wade, but which launched the Pro-Life...
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Cook up some delicious meals while stimulating quality mealtime talk. Amy Heyd offers a delicious menu of meals and dedicates each chapter to a saint who in some way inspired her to create original recipes for a complete meal- from salad to main course to dessert. Heyd combines a brief introduction to each saint, a reflection, an inspired menu, a dinner prayer, and questions for meaningful dinner discussion. You wont want to wait to unveil this at family dinner nights, book clubs, and your...
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COFFEE TABLE BOOK, HARDCOVERSt. Louis: An Illustrated Timeline, 2nd Edition by Carol ShepleyFrom the Inside FlapWith vignettes and vintage photographs, St. Louis: An Illustrated Timeline takes a wide-angle look at the story of a fur-trading outpost that grew into a major American city. The second edition delves deeper into the mix of politics, personality and culture that make up the Gateway City. Building on the award-winning first edition, new research reveals how the entire city came...
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Title: The Making of An Icon: The Dreamers, The Schemers, and The Hard Hats Who Built the Gateway Arch, Second EditionAuthor: Jim MerkelSize: 6 x 9Binding: SoftcoverPages: 272ISBN: 9781681061535With his fourth book, The Making of an Icon, Jim Merkel captured the spirit behind the conception and construction of one of America�s most distinctive and beloved national monuments. More than two million visitors stand in awe at the Gateway Arch each year, and the stories behind it were unearthed in...
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St. Louis's history is layered. Each layer, whether the French pioneers establishing St. Louis as a river trading post, or Swiss immigrants starting dairy farms and dairies, or immigrants from Europe putting on the uniforms of the American doughboy, has left an imprint on the city. This Used to Be St. Louis is a fun trip through those layers of history following the story of: the glamorous, urban lofts that had been the factory for ball turrets for World War Two Air Force bombers; the dock of...
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From humble beginnings, there always has been something special about this hockey franchise and its connection to St. Louis, something about the Note on the sweater, the names who have worn it and the narrative they have create � something that has resonated over 50 years. If you were there at the start, you still feel it, the organ thumping, the building trembling, the passion exploding. You can see men and women, dressed to the nines, dancing in the aisles. You can picture Saturday nights at...