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Benziger Brothers' 1962 Missale Romanum Special adasd April 2010asdas JULY/AUGUST 2010 CATALOG 149 Dear Friends and Benefactors of PCP, knife of prayer books in our advertising for good reason. Brian Our new expanded catalog brings to you more hard-to-find Pouliot gave me my first copy as I went to visit my aunt in the secondhand Catholic books, many no longer in print and impos- hospital. The prayers for the sick and the dying turned out to be sible to find elsewhere. The new “Catena Corner” brings you an an enormous blessing, Deo Gratias. Many use it as an inexpen- excerpt from the fabulous four-volume set on Christ’s teachings. sive missal. It has wonderful meditations on each section of the There is also a new special section for the soon-to-be beatified Mass as well as the litanies and prayers you need throughout the John Henry Cardinal Newman, who prophetically analyzed many year. If you have never heard of Blessed Be God please check it of the issues of our day. 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