A Newman Synthesis Przywara Editor Sheed&Ward London 1930 2nd Impression NICE

A NEWMAN SYNTHESIS Arranged by Erich Przywara, S.J. (Jesuit) published by Sheed & Ward, London; first published in 1930, this is the second impression in the same year, made in Grear Britain. 8 by 5 1/2” in black cloth over board hard cover, gilded title on the spine face, 379 pages. The editor of the book, a noted Jesuit priest, attempts to reconstitute Newman’s basic theology, systematically and in its completeness, as it was present in his own mind, through selections from his writing. Condition of the book graded Almost Fine. The cover boards show a bit of wear, with one small stain noted on the front cover, stamp of previous owner on 1st page flyleaf, but the interior text is otherwise very fresh, clean and unmarked- a collectible book in studies of the writings of Cardinal Newman. Shipping and Handling costs are included FREE for this purchase, if mailed within Canada or to the USA. If necessary, please consult the PAYMENT & SHIPPING Page in our store for more details on mailings. International customers please email us for shipping rates to your country. Thanks very much for visiting our eBay store, Veronicas Liturgical Art on eBay.

A Dialogue Between a Catholic Priest and a Protestant. Matthew Poole. Puritan

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE A Dialogue Between a Catholic Priest and a Protestant Poole, Matthew Orlando, FL: The Northampton Press, 2010. Hardcover with dust jacket, 152 pages. 8vo Very good book condition, very good dust jacket condition: Book and dust jacket are gently used with only minor wear. Previous owner’s name on front free endpaper. Tightly bound copy with clean interior having no markings, writing, underlining, or highlighting in margins or text block. Inventory number 11406 POSTAGE and PAYMENT OPTIONS If you want to insure parcel against damage, please request this option and I will adjust your invoice. If you want to upgrade shipping for expedited delivery, just ask.Payment is due within 72 hours of winning the auction/Buy It Now Books are shipped within 3 business days. I have no control over delivery time once the package leaves my hands.

The Pieta Prayer Booklet – The 15 Saint Bridget Prayers

The Pieta Prayer Booklet6” X 4″. Examples include: “Litany to the Sacred Head of Jesus,” “Catena Legionis,” “Twenty-four ‘Glory Be to the Fathers’ Novena,” “Prayer or Blessing Against Storms,” “Prayers for Souls in Purgatory,” “A Short Way of the Cross.” This booklet on prayer is an effort to apply the scientific method to the Truths of our Roman Catholic Faith, to obtain more grace to better serve God’s Infinite Goodness and Mercy — a source virtually untapped — Prophetic Revelations. “When it’s a question of prophetic revelations the Pope is the SOLE judge!” — Pope Leo X (5th Council of Lateran 1513) The Blessed Virgin said: “You love Me and make others love Me.” This revised edition of the “Pieta Prayer Booklet” is dedicated to Thee Dear Lady of Ephesus as an act of love to honor thine Assumption. “I am all thine my Queen and Mother and all that I have is Thine.” Scripture says: “Pray without ceasing.” St. Paul of the Cross wrote: “We enter on a broad road of perdition when we neglect prayer.” Dr. Alexis Carrel wrote: “If you make a habit of prayer, your life will be profoundly altered.” As a scientist he turned to prayer as man’s highest activity; that conversation with God to be an act of all arts. Religion.

The Early Church Was the Catholic Church (new) Joe Heschmeyer RESTOCKED!

This trade paperback book by Joe Heschmeyer, titled “The Early Church Was the Catholic Church,” explores the Catholic witness of the church fathers in Christianity’s first four centuries. The book covers topics such as the history of Christianity and the Christian church, making it an excellent read for those interested in religion and history. The book has 256 pages and is published by Catholic Answers, Incorporated. It is available in English and was published in 2021.The chapters are:Why care what the early Christians believed?Creeping Heresy?Baptismal RebirthThe Eucharist and the MassDo nothing without the BishopThe Four GospelsBut can we trust the Early Christians?