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Parish Library CALL NUMBER SUBJECT AUTHOR TITLE 241.6 Abortion Allison, Loraine Finding Peace after Abortion 241.6 Abortion Burke, Theresa Forbidden Grief: The Unspoken Pain of Abortion 241.6 Abortion Burnside, Thomas J. At the Foot of the Cross 241.6 Abortion Burtchaell, James Tunstead Rachel Weeping and Other Essays on Abortion 241.6 Abortion Condon, Guy Fatherhood Aborted 241.6 Abortion Coyle, C.T. Men and Abortion 241.6 Abortion Curro, Ellen Caring Enough to Help 241.6 Abortion DeCoursey, Drew Lifting the Veil of Choice: Defending Life 241.6 Abortion DeMarco, Donald In My Mother's Womb: The Catholic Church's Defense of Natural Life 241.6 Abortion Euteneuer, Thomas J. Demonic Abortion 241.6 Abortion Florczak-Seeman, Yvonne Time to Speak: A Healing Journal for Post-abortive Women 241.6 Abortion Gorman, Michael J. Abortion & the Early Church 241.6 Abortion Horak, Barbara Real Abortion Stories 241.6 Abortion Johnson, Abby Unplanned 241.6 Abortion Klusendorf, Scott Case for Life 241.6 Abortion Maestri, William Do Not Lose Hope 241.6 Abortion Masse, Sydna Her Choice to Heal: Finding Spiritual and Emotional Peace After Abortion 241.6 Abortion Morana, Janet Recall Abortion 241.6 Abortion Pavone, Frank Ending Abortion 241.6 Abortion Powell, John Abortion: The Silent Holocaust 241.6 Abortion Reardon, David C. Jericho Plan: Breaking DoWn the Walls Which Prevent Post- Abortion Healing 241.6 Abortion Reisser, Teri A Solitary SorroW: Finding Healing and Wholeness After Abortion 241.6 Abortion Rini, Suzanne Beyond Abortion: A Chronicle of Fetal EXperimentation 241.6 Abortion Santorum, Karen Letters to Gabriel 241.6 Abortion Terry, Randall Operation Rescue 241.6 Abortion Willke, J.C. Abortion Questions & AnsWers 241.6 Abortion Willke, J.C. Slavery and Abortion:History Repeats 241.6 Abortion Young, Curt The Least of These: What Everyone Should KnoW About Abortion CD 241 Abortion Hard Hard Truth Ref 241 Abortion EXley, Richard Abortion: Pro-Life by Conviction; Pro-Choice by Default Ref 241 Abortion Life Dynamics The Marketing of Aborted Babies Ref 241 Abortion MarX, Paul Death Peddlers: War on the Unborn Ref 241 Abortion MarX, Paul Death Peddlers: War on the Unborn, c.2 Ref 241 Abortion Pro-Life Pro-Life Prayer Book Ref 241 Abortion Reardon, David Making Abortion Rare Ref 241 Abortion Roberge, Lawrence Cost of Abortion Ref 241 Abortion Ulicny, Joan A Greater Vision: Back from Abortion Ref 241 Abortion Carollo, d.l. The Final Choice Ref 241.6 Abortion Luker, Kristen Abortion & the Politics of Motherhood Ref 241.6 Abortion Scheidler, Joseph M. Closed: 99 Ways to Stop Abortion, c.2 Ref 241.6 Abortion Terry, Randall Operation Rescue, c.2 Ref 261.8 Abortion Grant, George Grand Illusions: The Legacy of Planned Parenthood Ref 261.8 Abortion Sedlak, Jim Stop Planned Parenthood Ref 261.8 Abortion Ruff, Robert Aborting Planned Parenthood Ref 363 Abortion BeckWith, Francis Politically Correct Death CD B AbramoWicz AbramoWicz, Danny AbramoWicz, Danny Spiritual Journey of an All-Pro NFL Football Player 362 Addictions Beattie, Melody Codependent No More 362 Addictions Black, Claudia Double Duty Food Addicted: Dual Dynamics Within the Chemically Dependent Home 362 Addictions Cole, Barbara Gifts of Sobriety 362 Addictions Conyers, Beverly Addict in the Family 362 Addictions Dual Dual Disorders Recovery Book 362 Addictions Friends in Recovery Twelve Steps for Christians 362 Addictions Lee, Joseph Recovering My Kid 362 Addictions M., David We Are Not Saints 362 Addictions Miller, Molly Finding Healing for the Betrayal of SeXual Addiction 362 Addictions Moyers, William Cope Broken 362 Addictions Nemeck, Francis Kelly O Blessed Night: Recovering from Addiction, Codependency and Attachment 362 Addictions Sheff, David Beautiful Boy 242 Advent Advent Advent and Christmas With Thomas Merton 242 Advent Advent Advent Begins at Home: Family Prayers and Activities for Advent and Christmas 242 Advent Anders, Isabel Awaiting the Child 242 Advent Dunham, Robert E. Expecting God's Surprises: Devotions for the Advent Journey 242 Advent Essential Essential Advent and Christmas Handbook 263 Advent Center for the Study of C.S. LeWis Advent and Christmas Wisdom from G.K. Chesterton and Friends 263 Advent Chiffolo, Anthony F. Advent and Christmas With the Saints 263 Advent Eimer, Robert Dayspring from on High : Advent Prayer 263 Advent Lindberg, Paul Advent: The Days Before Christmas 263 Advent McLoughlin, Helen Family Advent Customs 263 Advent Nouwen, Henri J.M. Advent and Christmas: Wisdom from Henry J.M. Nouwen 263 Advent Schneider, Terrance L. Advent 263 Advent Sheen, Fulton J. Advent and Christmas With Fulton J. Sheen 263 Advent Therese of Lisieux Little Way of Advent 263 Advent Watch Watch for the Light : Readings for Advent and Christmas CD 265 Advent Hahn, Scott Prepare the Way of the King J 263 Advent Prayers Prayers and Promises : Activities for Advent J 263 Advent Winkler, Jude Celebrating Advent with the Jesse Tree J 263 Advent Winkler, Jude Celebrating Advent with the Jesse Tree,c.2 J 263 Advent Winkler, Jude Celebrating Advent with the Jesse Tree,c.3 170 Aging NouWen, Henri J. M. and Walter J. Aging Gaffney B Alacoque, Alacoque, Margaret Mary Bougaud, Emile Life of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque Margaret Mary 362 Alcoholism Alcoholicos Alocholicos Anonimos 362 Alcoholism Alcoholics Alcoholics Anonymous 362 Alcoholism Alcoholics Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions 362 Alcoholism Frank, Father Alcohol and the Family: Three Sure Ways to Solve the Problem 362 Alcoholism Marlin, Emily Hope: NeW Choices and Recovery Strategies for Adult Children of Alcoholics 362 Alcoholism Reilly, Richard L. I'm Not an Alcoholic Because… 362 Alcoholism Volkmann, Chris & Toren From Binge to Blackout 362 Alcoholism Woititz, Janet Adult Children of Alcholics 362 c.2 Alcoholism Woititz, Janet Adult Children of Alcholics, c.2 B Andre, Brother Andre, Brother Hanley, Boniface Brother AndreW: All He Could Do Was Pray JDVD Angel Angel Song Angel Song Angel Song: Christmas Episode B Angelica, Mother Angelica, Mother O'Neill, Dan Mother Angelica: Her Life Story 235.3 Angels Burham, Sophy Book of Angels 235.3 Angels Cruz, Joan Angels & Devils 235.3 Angels Huber, Georges My Angel Will Go Before You 235.3 Angels Kreeft, Peter Angels (and Demons): What Do We Really KnoW About Them? 235.3 Angels Kreeft, Peter Angels (and Demons): What Do We Really KnoW About Them?, c.2 235.3 Angels O'Sullivan, Paul All About the Angels 235.3 Angels Saint St. Michael and the Angels 235.3 Angels Wright, Vinita Hampton Catalogue of Angels J 235.3 Angels Lovasik, Lawrence Angels: God's Messengers and Our Helpers J 235.3 Angels Winkler, Jude Angels JVHS Angel Angels Angel Angel & the Soldier VHS 235.3 Angels Sheen, Fulton J. Angels 152 Anger Guarendi, Ray Fighting Mad: Practical Solutions for Conquering Anger 248.4 Annulments Peters, EdWard N. 100 AnsWers to Your Questions on Annulments 248.4 Annulments Wrenn, Lawrence G. Annulments 262.9 Annulments Robinson, Geoffrey Marriage Divorce and Nullity 265.7 Anointing of the Sick Catholic Catholic Handbook for Visiting the Sick and Homebound 265.7 Anointing of the Sick Glavich, Mary Kathleen Gift of the Anointing of the Sick 265.7 Anointing of the Sick SWizdor, MattheW Lay Hands on the Sick JB Anthony of Padua, Anthony of Padua, Saint Kerry, Margaret Charles Saint Anthony of Padua: Fire and Light Saint JB Anthony of Padua, Anthony of Padua, Saint Kerry, Margaret Charles Saint Anthony of Padua: Fire and Light, c.2 Saint JB Anthony of Padua, Anthony of Padua, Saint Kerry, Margaret Charles Saint Anthony of Padua: Fire and Light, c.3 Saint B Anthony, Saint Anthony, Saint Athanasius, Saint St. Antony of the Desert B Anthony, Saint Anthony, Saint Gamboso, Vergilio The Life of St. Anthony 305 Antisemitism Flannery, Edward H. The Anguish of the Jews: Twenty-Three Centuries of Anti- Semitism 228 Apocalypse Petrisko, Thomas Last Crusade 228 Apocalypse Petrisko, Thomas False Prophets Today 228 Apocalypse Shamon, Albert Joseph Mary Apocalypse: The Book for Our Times 239 Apologetics Adams, James R. So You Think You're Not Religious? 239 Apologetics AleXander, Anthony F. College Apologetics 239 Apologetics Beiby, James Why Bother with Truth? 239 Apologetics Bennett, Isaiah When Mormons Call 239 Apologetics Bock, Darrell L. Can I Trust the Bible? 239 Apologetics Brumley, Mark HoW Not to Share Your Faith 239 Apologetics Catholic Catholic Evidence training outlines 239 Apologetics Cavanaugh, Joseph H. Evidence for Our Faith 239 Apologetics Chacon, Frank Beginning Apologetics, vol.1: How to Explain and Defend the Catholic Faith 239 Apologetics Chacon, Frank Beginning Apologetics, vol.3: How To Explain and Defend the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist 239 Apologetics Chacon, Frank Beginning Apologetics, vol.5: How To Answer Tough Moral Questions: Abortion, Contraception, Euthanasia, Test-Tube Babies, Cloning & Sexual Ethics 239 Apologetics Chacon, Frank Beginning Apologetics, vol.6: How To Explain and Defend Mary 239 Apologetics Chacon, Frank Beginning Apologetics, vol.7: HoW to Read the Bible 239 Apologetics Chesterton, G.K. OrthodoXy 239 Apologetics Chesterton, G.K. Orthodoxy, c.2 239 Apologetics Chesterton, G.K. The Everlasting Man 239 Apologetics Copan, Paul Is Everything Really Relative? 239 Apologetics Craig, William Lane God, Are You There? 239 Apologetics Craver Craver Letters 239 Apologetics Dailey, Franklin How the Catholic Church is the Same and Different From Other Christian Churches 239 Apologetics D'Angelo, Louise The Catholic AnsWer to the Jehovah's Witnesses: A Challenge Accepted 239
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