Chicken Soup for the Soul: Living Catholic Faith

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Chicken Soup for the Soul: Living Catholic Faith
By:Jack Canfield,Mark Victor Hansen,LeAnn Thieman
Published on 2011-02-15 by Simon and Schuster

Chicken Soup for the Soul: Living Catholic Faith is relevant to all Catholics, from the once-a-year attendee at Christmas Mass, to the devout church volunteer and daily worshipper. A great gift for Confirmation, RCIA, graduations, weddings, new parents, and holidays! With 101 poignant and spirit-filled stories, this book covers the gamut, from fun stories about growing up Catholic to serious stories about sacraments and miracles. Whether a cradle Catholic, a convert, simply curious or struggling, these stories describe what it means to be a Catholic and provide happiness, hope, and healing.

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