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The Parish Lending Library Listing ST. JOHN VIANNEY PARISH LENDING LIBRARY LISTING Invest Yourself By Tom Brokaw John Abbate Your Word, O Lord – Meditations for college students & anyone else. The Five People You Meet in Heaven By Cornelius Buckley S.J., By Mitch Albom (2) Lives of the Saints – for Every Day in the Year As A Man Thinketh By Fr. Alban Butler By James Allen Journey to God Answers, Not Promises By Daniel Burke Mother Angelica’s Pope Francis 7/17 The Confessions of St Augustine By James Campbell ** By St Augustine Chicken Soup for the for the Mother’s Soul Chocolate for a Woman’s Soul by Jack Canfield, Mark Hansen by Kay Allenbaugh Chicken Soup for the Soul – 3rd Serving Draw the Circle – The 40 day prayer challenge. By Jack Canfield, & Mark Victor Hansen by Mark Batterson Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul Find the God Who Seeks You by Jack Canfield, Mark Hansen Edited by Bro James W Beamesderfer, SAC Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul a Second Pallottine Community Prayers by Jack Canfield, Mark Hansen Edited by Bro James W Beamesderfer, SAC Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff with Your Family (2) St Vincent Pallotti’s Vision By Richard Carlson, PH.D. Edited by Bro James W Beamesderfer, SAC Beyond the Darkness into the Light Stories to Warm the Heart at Christmas By Fr Thomas G Caserta By James Stuart Bell My Antonia God Moments III By Willa Cather By Michele Bondi Bottesi The Seven Last Words of Jesus Ordinary Grace (2) By Romanus Cessario, O.P. By Kathleen A. Brehony Living the Catholic Faith – Rediscovering the The Greatest Generation Speaks basics. By Charles J. Chaput, O.F.M. Cap. Come to the Water By Susan Karina Dickey O.P. Discovering the City of Sodom 7/17 The Bible – A Story of Christmas & All of Us By Dr Steven Collins & Dr Latayne C. Scott by Roma Downey & Mark Burnett That’s Life – 41 life challenges & how to handle Seeking Spiritual Direction – How to grow the them. Divine Life within. By Tim Connor, CSP By Thomas Dubay, S.M. Triumph The power and the glory of the Catholic The How to Book of the Mass – Everything you Church need to know but no one every taught you. By H.W. Crocker III By Michael Dubruiel The Devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus Miracles of Mary By Fr. John Croiset, S. J. By Michael S. Durham Miraculous Images of Our Lady – 100 Famous St Francis of Assisi – A Biography Catholic Portraits & Statues By Omer Englebert By Joan Carroll Cruz The Story of Saint John Vianney Prayers & Heavenly Promises By Brother Ernest, C.S.C By Joan Carroll Cruz Friends of God Chasing God by Josemaria Escriva By Shirley Cunningham The Christmas Box Encyclopedia of World Faiths by Richard Paul Evans by Peter Bishop & Michael Darton Theology of Her Body/ Theology of His Body Abandonment to Divine Providence By Jason Evert By Father Jean-Pierre De Caussade, S.J. Lead Me On …Path to Contemplation The Catholic Fact Book By Fr Peter Fernandes, sfx By John Deedy The Living Christ – Conversations with a teacher of The Way of Salvation and of Perfection love. Alphonsus Maria de’Liguori By Paul Ferrini God Alone – The collected writings of St Louis The Imitation of Christ Marie de Montfort Edited by Clare L Fitzpatrick – newly edited By St. Louis Marie de Montfort (Kempis, Thomas A) previous edition Saint Ignatius Loyola Joy to the World By F. A. Forbes By Scott Hahn Celebration of Discipline The Lamb’s Supper By Richard J. Foster by Scott Hahn The Second Mile Signs of Life By Paula J. Fox by Scott Hahn Beautiful Mercy Small Miracles By Pope Francis & others By Yitta Halberstam & Judith Leventhal Pope Francis Speaks to Our Heart – Words of Blessed are the Bored in Spirit Challenge and Hope By Mark Hart By Pope Frances In His Spirit ** Man’s Search for Meaning by Richard J. Hauser, S.J. By Viktor E. Frankl Angels Must Get Their Wings by Helping Little 33 Days to Merciful Love – A Do-It-Yourself Retreat Angels Like Me By Michael E. Gaitley, MIC By David & Elizabeth Heller Joshua and the City St Anthony & the Christ Child by Joseph F Girzone By Helen Walker Homan Never Alone The Women- The Mystery of Mary as Mediatrix in by Joseph F Girzone the Teaching of Fulton J Sheen By Peter J Howard S.T.D. A Penny Saved By Neale S. Godfrey Confessions of a Mega Church Pastor By Allen Hunt (2) Eucharistic Adoration Rosary By Fr Louis Guardiola, C>P>M Everybody Needs to Forgive Somebody 7/17 By Allen R Hunt Life-Giving Love – Embracing God’s Beautiful Design for Marriage Nine Words - Bible Study By Kimberly Hahn By Allen Hunt A Father Who Keeps His Promises Our Lady of Kibeho - Mary speaks to the world By Scott Hahn from the heart of Africa. By Immaculee Ilibagiza How to Defend the Faith without Raising Your Rediscover Jesus (2) Voice by Matthew Kelly By Austen Ivereigh Rediscover the Saints The Storehouse Principle by Matthew Kelly By Al Jandl & Van Crouch Resisting Happiness Celebrate 2000 – Reflections on Jesus, the Holy By Matthew Kelly Spirit and the Father. by Pope John Paul II The Rhythm of Life By Matthew Kelly In My Own Words by Pope John Paul II Why I Love Being Catholic Foreword by Matthew Kelly Man & Woman He Created Them by Pope John Paul II Home is where the Heart is By Thomas Kinkade Light from Heaven By Jan Karon In Sickness as in Health – Helping Couples Cope with the Complexities of Illness The 4 Signs of a Dynamic Catholic By Barbara Kivowitz & Roanne Weisman By Matthew Kelly Diary of St Maria Faustina Kowalska Beautiful Hope By St Maria Faustina Kowalska By Matthew Kelly & others Jesus Shock The Biggest Lie in the History of Christianity By Peter Kreeft By Matthew Kelly When Bad Things Happen to Good People The Long View by Harold S. Kushner By Matthew Kelly Pope Francis -The Joy of Love Mustard Seeds By Amoris Laetitia By Matthew Kelly I Like Being Catholic Perfectly Yourself (3) by Michael Leach & Therese J Borchard By Matthew Kelly A Grief Observed (2) Rediscover Catholicism by C.S. Lewis by Matthew Kelly The Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis Action Looking Up - Devotional by Mark Link, S.J. By Beth Moore Challenge by Mark Link, S.J. He Gathers Yours Tears Mission By Phylis Moore by Mark Link, S.J. Vision The Cure of Ars – Patron Saint of Parish Priests by Mark Link, S.J. By Fr. Bartholomew O’Brien Why? By Ann Graham Lotz Handbook for Today’s Catholic God’s Inspirational Promise Book foreword by John Cardinal O’Connor By Max Lucado In the Grip of Grace Why Be Catholic? 7/17 by Max Lucado By William J O’Malley No Wonder They Call Him the Savior (2) by Max Lucado Killing Jesus On Calvary’s Hill Bill O’Reilly, Martin Dugard by Max Lucado Six Hours One Friday Father, Forgive Me, for I am Frustrated – Growing by Max Lucado in Faith When You Don’t Find It Easy Being Traveling Light – The Promise of Psalm 23 Catholic by Max Lucado By Mitch Pacwa, S.J. When God Whispers Your Name by Max Lucado May You Always Have an Angel By Your Side Stories for the Heart – 110 stories to encourage Edited by Douglas Pagels your soul. by Max Lucado, James Dobson, Billy Graham, Paul Let Your Life Speak Harvey & others Parker J Palmer God’s Guest List Debbie Macomber 5 Important Things – A motivational novel. Pray with me Still by Jim Paluch by Beth Mahoney – Holy Cross Family Ministries Angelspeake –How to talk with Your Angels Padre Pio’s Spiritual Direction for Every Day Barbara Mark & Trudy Griswold By Gianluigi Pasquale Made for More By Curtis Martin The Power of Positive Living Will Many be Saved? by Norman Vincent Peale by Ralph Martin City of God We Believe Venerable Mary of Agreda By Archbishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk Life is Good! by Rob McCarter What Must I Do? Behold Your Mother – Priests Speak about Mary By Archbishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk Edited by Stephen J. Rossetti The Cultural World of Jesus Padre Pio: The True Story by John J. Pilch By C. Bernard Ruffin Did Adam & Eve Have Belly Buttons? Dear Heart, Come Home – The path of midlife By Matthew J. Pinto spirituality. by Joyce Rupp 201 Inspirational Stories of the Eucharist Sister Patricia Proctor, OSC Fresh Bread *- And other gifts of spiritual nourishment. The God Box by Joyce Rupp By Mary Lou Quinlan Open the Door Prayer by Joyce Rupp by Michel Quoist Out of the Ordinary Jesus of Nazareth by Joyce Rupp By Joseph Ratzinger & Pope Benedict XVI Prayer The Cobbler and the Cricket by Joyce Rupp By George Reynolds, O.P. Praying Our Goodbyes Forth into Light – Poems and Pictures of Faith by Joyce Rupp By George Reynolds, O.P. Your Sorrow is My Sorrow – Hope & strength in Taking Care of Dad times of suffering. by John B. Reynolds by Joyce Rupp Rerouting (Finding Our Way Back to God and His When God Winks at You – How God speaks Church) directly to you through the power of coincidence. By Fr. John Riccardo by Squire Rushnell The Seasons of Life The Children’s Book of Saints by Jim Rohn C.P.A.E. By Louis M. Savary S.T.D Prayer – Our Deepest Longing The Holy Man of Tours – The Life of Leo Dupont By Ronald Rolheiser (Apostle of the Holy Face Devotion) By Dorothy Scallan Unabridged Christianity By Fr Mario P.
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