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TITLE AUTHOR NOTES MONASTIC/PRAYER Two Dancers TITLE AUTHOR NOTES MONASTIC/PRAYER Two Dancers in the Desert: The Life of Charles de Foucauld Charles Lepetit HC, Orbis, Ex-lib, 1983 Mystical Contemplation: The Principles of Mystical Theology Fr. E. Lamballe HC, 1913, Ex-lib Mysticism True and False Dom S. Louismet, OSB HC, 1918, Ex-lib Contemplative Prayer: Ven. Fr. Augustine Baker's Teaching Dom B. Weld-Blundell HC, 1907, Ex-lib Mysticism: Its True Nature and Value A.B. Sharpe, M.A. HC, 1910, Ex-lib Union with God Abbot Columba Marmion HC, 1949 Christ in His Mysteries Abbot Columba Marmion HC, (various) The Ways of Mental Prayer Rt. Rev. 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Basil Penningon OCSO HC, Ex-lib, 1984 Participation in the Mass (20th North American Liturgical Wk.) Various PB, Ex-lib, 1960 (Fair) In Remembrance of Me: The Prayer of the Church & the Msgr. A.G. Martimort HC, Ex-lib, 1958 Sacraments The Mass: Christians around the Altar Community of St-Severin HC, Ex-lib, 1958 The Blessed Trinity and the Sacraments Taymans d'Eypernon, SJ HC, Ex-lib, 1961 The Light of the World: Liturgical Meditations for the Weekdays Benedict Baur, OSB HC, Ex-lib, 1959 and Sundays of the Ecclesiastical Year (vols 2 and 3) The Sacraments in the Christian Life M.M. Philipon, OP HC, Ex-lib, 1954 Meditations before Mass Romano Guardini PB, Ex-lib, 1962 St. Andrew Bible Missal 1960 Handbook of Christian Feasts and Customs Francis X. Weiser HC, Ex-lib, 1958 The Making of Jewish and Christian Worship Ed. 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