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EPIPHANY LENDING LIBRARY(Updated 06-16-20) EPIPHANY LENDING LIBRARY (Updated 06-16-20) BOOKS 50 – CHILDREN’S 050 Catholic Tales for Boys & Girls Houselander, Caryll 050 More Catholic Tales for Boys & Girls Houselander, Caryll 050 Goodness Graces! Ten Short Stories About the Sacraments Jenkins, Diana R. 075 Curse of the Coins Ahern, Dianne 075 Lost in Peter’s Tomb Ahern, Dianne 075 Secrets of Siena Ahern, Dianne 075 The Iron Spy – an American Saints in Progress Story Stromberg, Joan 075 Augustine Came to Kent Willard, Barbara 100 – CATHOLIC REFERENCE 120 The New Saint Joseph Baltimore Catechism Kelley, Rev. Bennet CP 120 Catechism of the Catholic Church Vatican 170 A Practical Commentary on Holy Scripture Knecht, Bishop Frederick J. 200 – ABOUT THE BIBLE 200 Inside the Bible Baker, Kenneth S.J. 200 A Primer on Divine Revelation Campbell, Dwight P. 200 Path to Freedom – Christian Experiences and the Bible Corbon, Jean 200 Understanding the Bible Harris, Stephen L. 200 The Catholic Bible Study Handbook Kodell, Jerome OSB 200 A Catholic Guide to the Bible Lukefahr, Oscar, CM 200 Reading Scripture as the Word of God Martin, George 200 Prayer Pilgrimage Through Scripture McDonnell, Rea SSND 200 Lovely Like Jerusalem Nichols, Aidan OP 200 The Bible Blueprint – A Catholic’s Guide to Understanding and Paprocki, Joe Embracing God’s Word 200 God’s Library – Catholic Introduction to the World’s Greatest Book Paprocki, Joe 200 Bible History Schuster, Ignatius 200 Making Senses Out o Scripture Shea, Mark P. 200 The Real Story – Understanding the Big Picture of the Bible Sri, Edward and Martin, Curtis 200 Nourished by the Word – Reading the Bible Contemplatively Stinissen, Wilfrid 210 – OLD TESTAMENT 210 Winding Quest – The Heart of the Old Testament in Plain English Dale, Alan T. 210 Prophecies Fulfilled Dollen, Charles 210 The Consuming Fire Duggan, Fr. Michael 210 The Men and the Message of the Old Testament Ellis, Peter F. 210 Interpreting the Old Testament Harrington, Daniel J. 210 God’s Word and Work Sullivan, Kathryn RSCJ 211 Pentateuch – The Navarre Bible Gavigan, James 211 Reading the Pentateuch McDermitt, John J. 211.01 A Path Through Genesis Vawter, Bruce 211.01 The God of Freedom and Life Binz, Stephen J. 211.02 The Ten Commandments Martin, Jacob 211.02 The Ten Commandments McBride, Rev. Alfred 211.02 The Book of Exodus, Part 1 Murphy, Rolande O. CARM 211.02 The Book of Exodus, Part 2 Murphy, Rolande O. CARM 215 The Historical Books Nelson, Richard 215.01 First Samuel and Second Samuel Bowes, Paula J. 216.02 The Psalms St. Joseph 216.02 Psalms 60-150 Kraus, Hans-Joachim 216.02 Singer of the New Song Maloney, George J. SJ 216.02 Fifty Psalms – Singing Version Oosterhuis, Huub 216.02 The Psalms are Christian Prayers Worden, T. 220 – NEW TESTAMENT 220 A Christological Catechism – New Testament Answers Fitzmyer, Joseph SJ 220 A Historical Introduction to the New Testament Grant, Robert M. 220 Interpreting the New Testament Harrington, Daniel J. 220 1001 Surprising Things You Should Know About the Bible MacGregor, Jerry 220 Reading the New Testament Perkins, Pheme 221 The Words of Jesus in Our Gospels Marrow, Stanley B. 221 The Four Gospels and the Jesus Tradition O’Grady, John F. 221 The Fourth Gospel Salmon, Victor 221.01 Matthew, His Mind and His Message Ellis, Peter F. CSSR 221.01 St. Matthew Gavigan, James 221.01 Day by Day with St. Matthew’s Gospel Gutzwiller, Richard SJ 221.01 The Gospel According to Matthew Harrington, Daniel J. 221.01 Fire of Mercy Merikakis-Erasmo, Leiva 221.01 The Gospel of Matthew Obach, Robert E. Kirk, Albert 221.02 The Gospel According to Mark Harrington, Daniel J. 221.02 A Brief Commentary on the Gospel of Mark Kilgallen, John J. 221.02 The Navarre Bible, St. Mark 221.02 Meet Jesus in Mark O’Donnell, Desmond 221.02 Behold, God’s Son: Encountering Christ in the Gospel of Mark Schonborn, Cardinal Christoph 221.02 Good News About Jesus as Told by Mark Smith, Thomas J. 221.02 The Mighty Message of Mark Smith, Thomas J. 221.03 The Navarre Bible, St. Luke Gavigan, James 221.03 Luke Harrington, Daniel J. 221.03 The Gospel According to Luke Kodell, Jerome 221.03 Following Jesus: A Disciples Guide to Luke and Acts Kurz, William SJ 221.03 Luke Laverdiere, Eugene 221.03 A Commentary on the Gospel of Luke Obach, Robert E. 221.04 St. John Gavigan, James 221.04 A Commentary on the Gospel of John Obach, Robert E. and Kirk 221.05 Hear Then the Parable Scott, Bernard Brandon 221.06 The Gift of Miracles DeGrandis, Robert SSJ 221.06 The Miracle Stories Hendrickx, Herman 221.06 Miracles: A Catholic View McInerny, Dr. Ralph 221.06 Blessings that Make Us Be Muto, Susan 221.08 Beatitudes – Eight Steps to Happiness Cantalamessa, Raniero OFM CAP 221.08 The Beatitudes Norquist, Marilyn 221.08 Blessed are You – The Beatitudes and Your Survival Mattern, Evelyn 221.08 The Eight Doors of the Kingdom – Meditations on the Beatitudes Philippe, Jacques 221.08 The Seven Sweet Blessings of Christ Vann, Fr. Gerald 221.09 We Dare to Say Our Father Evely, Louis 221.09 Slowing Down the Our Father Foley, Leonard OFM 221.09 When We Pray Laverdiere, Eugene SSS 221.09 The Our Father McCarthy, Fr. Bill 222 The Acts of the Apostles Kurz, William S. 222 Lord, Who Are You Link, Mary 222 The Acts of the Apostles The Navarre Bible 222 Acts, A Devotional Commentary Zanchettin, Leo 223 Seven Pauline Letters Ellis, Peter F. 223 Captivity Epistles Gavigan, James 223 Paul, His Letters and His Theology Marrow, Stanley B. 223 Paul and His Message for Life’s Journey Thompson, William G. 223.01 Romans and Galatians Gavigan, James 223.02 Corinthians Gavigan, James 223.02 First Corinthians, Second Corinthians Getty, Mary Ann 223.08 Thessalonians Gavigan, James 223.08 First Thessalonians, Philippians, Philemon, Second Thessalonians Havener, Ivan 223.10 First Timothy, Second Timothy, Titus, James, First Peter, Second Peter, Neyrey, Jerome H. Jude 223.14 Hebrews Gavigan, James 224 Catholic Epistles Greene, Stephen 224.08 The Apocalypse Explained Feret, H. M. OP 224.08 Revelation Gavigan, James 224.08 Saint John and the Apocalypse Martindale, C. C. SJ 244.08 The Christ of the Apocalypse – Contemplating the Faces of Jesus in the Nusca, Msgr. A. Robert Book of Revelation 224.08 The Book of Revelation Perkins, Pheme 224.08 Apocalypse Shamon, Rev. Joseph Mary 224.08 The Book of Revelation Tickle, Rev. John 225 The End of the Present World and the Mysteries of the Future Life Arminjon, Fr. Charles 225 Trial, Tribulation & Triumph Birch, Desmond A. 225 The Prophets and Our Times Culleton, Rev. R. Gerald 225 The Triumph of God’s Kingdom Iannuzzi, Joseph OSJ 225 Antichrist and the End Times Iannuzzi, Rev. Joseph 225 The Book of Destiny Kramer, Rev Herman 225 Is Jesus Coming Soon? Martin, Ralph 225 The Return of the Lord Martin, Ralph 225 The Antichrist Miceli, Vincent P. 225 Will Catholics be “Left Behind”? Olson, Carl E. 225 The Rapture Trap Thigpen, Paul 225 Apocalypse – A Catholic Perspective on the Book of Revelation Doyle, Stephen C. OFM 225 History of Antichrist Huchedé, Rev. P. 225.92 The Greatest Faith Ever Known Oursler, Fulton 226 Miriam of Nazareth Johnson, Anne 226 Jesus Approaches Kelly, Elizabeth M. 300 – TRINITY/HOLY FAMILY 300 310 – GOD, THE FATHER 310 Who Designed the Designer? A Rediscovered Path to God’s Existence Augros, Michael 310 Our Father’s Plan Most, Fr. William G. 310 The God Question Smith, Francis SJ 320 – JESUS CHRIST 320 A Boy Named Jesus Aron, Robert 320 Meeting Jesus Again for the First Time Borg, Marcus J. 320 Our Souls Gentle Shepherd Callan, Charles J. 320 Jesus as Friend Canals, Salvatore 320 The Mystery of God’s Word Cantalamessa, Raniero 320 And the Word Dwelt Among Us Guardini, Romano 320 The Lord Guardini, Romano 320 Consider Jesus: Waves of Renewal in Christology Johnson, Elizabeth A. 320 He Was Here Kauffman, Ivan J. 320 In Jesus We Trust Maloney, George A. SJ 320 Suffering of Love Martin, Regis 320 A Personal Relationship with Jesus McCarthy, Fr. Bill 320 Jesus the Bridegroom – The Greatest Love Story Ever Told Pitre, Brant 320 Who is Jesus Rausch, Thomas P. 320 A Graphic Life of Jesus the Christ Shamon, Rev. Albert 320 Behold, God’s Son Schonborn, Cardinal Christoph 320 Dawn of the Messiah – The Coming of Christ in Scripture Sri, Edward 320 Four Faces Tully, Mark 320 Inheriting the Master’s Cloak Wijngaards, John 320 Experiencing Jesus Wijngaards, John 321 A Guide to the Passion 321 The Passion of Our Lord Agreda, Venerable Mary 321 A Doctor at Calvary – The Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ as Described Barbet, Pierre, M.D. by a Surgeon 321 Inside the Passion Bartunek, John LC 321 The Passion and Resurrection – Narratives of Jesus, a Commentary Binz, Stephen J. 321 Living the Richness of the Cross Dalarymple, John 321 The Passion – Photography from the movie the Passion of Christ Duncan, Ken and Antonoello, Philippe 321 The Foot of the Cross Faber, Frederick W. DD 321 The School of Jesus Crucified Ignatius, Fr. 321 Six Lessons for Life from the School of the Cross Kane, John 321 On the Passion of Christ – According to the Four Evangelists Kempis, Thomas A. 321 Bringing Christ Back Nash, Robert SJ 321 Days of Glory Murphy, Richard T. A. OP 321 What Jesus Saw from the Cross Sertillanges, A. G. 321 No Greater Love – A Biblical Walk Through Christ’s Passion Sri, Edward 321.01 Sacred Blood, Sacred Image Bennett, Janice 321.01 Verdict on the Shroud – Evidence for the Death and Resurrection of Stevenson, Kenneth Jesus Christ Habermas, Gary R.
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