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Mother Angelica's Private and Pithy Lessons From the Scriptures
by 
Raymond Arroyo
Lorna Raver
  
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Publisher: Tantor Media
Subject(s):  Nonfiction
Religion & Spirituality
Language(s):  English
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File size:   125072 KB
ISBN:   9781400178100
Release date:   Oct 14, 2008

Description

The founder of the world's largest religious media empire shares her beloved wit and down-to-earth spirituality in Mother Angelica's Private and Pithy Lessons from the Scriptures. Editor Raymond Arroyo draws on hundreds of never-before-released private lessons to present the renowned nun's definitive take on the Good Book. Angelica provides readers with guided meditations and probing personal questions, and unearths an often-overlooked practical spirituality. She doesn't just explain the stories, she relates them to our daily lives, helping even those who've never opened the Bible appreciate its power and life-altering lessons. The apostles Paul (the little shrimp), Peter (that great bungler), and all the characters of the scriptures are suddenly human again, complete with their foibles and triumphs. Here is the Greatest Story, newly told as only Mother Angelica can. The Bible and you will never be the same.

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