Name: pocket book of catholic prayers
Price: 16.10 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Lawrence G. Lovasik
ISBN: 9780899420325

Type

Physical Book

Author

Lawrence G. Lovasik

Publisher

Catholic Book Publishing

Language

English

Pages

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

15.5 x 9.7 x 0.8 cm

Weight

0.09 kg.

ISBN

089942032X

ISBN13

9780899420325

Synopsis "pocket book of catholic prayers"

This Pocket Book of Catholic Prayers by Catholic Book Publishing is a complete prayer resource for Catholics. The prayers in this Saint Joseph Edition Pocket Book of Catholic Prayers will enhance participation in the Mass, deepen the experience of receiving the Sacraments, intensify the celebration of the Mysteries of Salvation, and encourage more knowledgeable and confident prayer throughout the liturgical year. With a flexible maroon cover, this Pocket Book of Catholic Prayers is designed to strengthen the bond between those who pray with it and God. Pocket Book of Catholic Prayers incorporates dozens of favorite Catholic prayers plus the order of Catholic Mass in a handy, very portable format. This title includes full-color illustrations and full-color photographs to enhance the reader's prayerful experience. Categories of prayers included in this title are: The Mass - Our Greatest PrayerDaily PrayersMorning PrayersNight PrayersConfession PrayersPrayers Before CommunionPrayers After CommunionPrayers for Every Day of the WeekPrayers for Liturgical TimesPrayers to Our Blessed MotherPrayers from the PsalmsPrayers from the GospelsPrayers from the Epistles

Lawrence G. Lovasik

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Lawrence G. Lovasik (Pennsylvania, 1913-1986), son of Slovak parents and the eldest of eight siblings, was ordained a priest in 1938. After completing his studies in Rome and engaging in missionary work in coal and steel industrial areas in the United States, he founded in 1955 the congregation of the Sisters of the Divine Spirit. He dedicated most of his life to preaching spiritual retreats. He is the author of numerous books, particularly delving into the need for prayer and the Eucharist, and the transformative power of grace.

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