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Holy Family Prototype of Civilization of Love, The Art Connolly !$ Mourning Into Joy Art Daschbach, SVD, ed ' Photo Essay: This Land Is Home To Me Art Photography Ferguson George Signs and Symbols in Christian Art Art Fincher Susanne F. Creating Mandalas Art Symbolism Lipsey !# Angelic Mistakes - The Art of Thomas Merton Art God's Image & the World Order - St. Michael's Church, Munich Paal, S. J. # # Germany (in German) Art Architecture Plummer ! Hours of Catherine of Cleves, The Art Rahner # Ignatius of Loyola Art Sill Gertrude G. Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art Art Society for the History of Swiss Art Jesuit Church of Lucerne, The Art Architecture St. Therese of Lisieux Photo Album of St. Therese of Lisieux, The Art Photography Vatican Vatican Splendors. Journey Thru Faith & Art Art Veritas Publications Walking Tour of Dublin Churches Art Architecture Wilson St. Joseph in Italian Rennaissance Society and Art Art Armstrong Karen Spiral Staircase, The: My Climb Out of Darkness Autobiography Audio - CD Arrupe, S. J. Pedro One Jesuit's Spiritual Journey Autobiography Arrupe, S. J. Recollections and Reflections of Pedro Arrupe, S. J. Autobiography Bernardin Joseph Card. Gift of Peace: Personal Reflections, The Autobiography Berrigan, S.J. Daniel No Bars to Manhood. Memoir Autobiography Memoir Buckley William F. Nearer My God. Autobiography of Faith Autobiography Cairns Scott Short Trip to the Edge - Earth Meets Heaven Autobiography City of Secrets - One Woman's True-Life Journey to the Heart of the Chaplin Grail Legend Autobiography Ciszek, S.J. Walter J. With God in Russia. Autobiography Copleston, S.J. Frederick C. Memoirs Autobiography Memoir Crossan John Dominic Long Way from Tipperary: A Memoir Autobiography Curran Charles E. 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