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Cover Page Binder Catalogue and Sections DIVINE INFANT CATHOLIC PARISH LIBRARY CATALOGUE Title Sorted by Visit us on‐line at www.divineinfant.on.ca/library.html LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept. 2014 Sorted by Title Title Author Category Call_no 10 Good Reasons To Be A Catholic Auer, J. (Young Adult) AUE 10 Tough Issues For Teenagers Auer, J. (Young Adult) AUE 10 Ways To Get Into The New Testament Auer, J. (Young Adult) AUE 10 Ways To Meet God Auer, J. (Young Adult) AUE 101 Inspirational Stories of the Priesthood Proctor, Sister Patricia (Spiritual Life) PRO 101 Inspirational Stories of the Rosary Proctor, Sister Patricia (Spiritual Life) PRO 101 Inspirational Stories of the Sacrament of Reconciliation Proctor, Sister Patricia (Sacraments) PRO 115 Saintly Fun Facts Snyder, B.M. (Children) SNY 12 Steps to Holiness and Salvation, The Liguori, Alfonso Maria de (Spiritual Life) LIG 15 Days of Prayer With St. Louis de Montfort Pinardon, V. (Prayer) PIN 150 Fun Facts Found In the Bible Snyder, B.M. (Children) SNY 33 Days to Morning Glory : A Do-It-Yourself Retreat in Preparation for Marian Consecration Gaitley, Michael E. (Prayer) GAI 50 Ways to Tap the Power of the Sacraments : How You and Your Family can Live Grace-Filled Lives Ghezzi, Bert (Sacraments) GHE 50 Years of Thorns and Roses (DVD) FIF 5-Minutes Miracles : Praying for People with Simplicity and Power Schubert, Linda (Spiritual Life) SCH 7 Levels of Intimacy, The Kelly, Matthew (CD-ROM) KEL A Mission On the Spot : Notre-Dame-du-Cap Shrine Arsenault, Paul (Mary) ARS Abba or Allah : Important Differences Between Catholicism and Islam Hahn, Scott (CD-ROM) HAH ABC's Of Faith O'Connor, F. (Children) O'CO ABC's Of Prayer O'Connor, F. (Children) O'CO ABC's Of The Mass O'Connor, F. (Children) O'CO ABC's Of The Old Testament O'Connor, F. (Children) O'CO ABC's Of The Rosary O'Connor, F. (Children) O'CO ABC's Of The Sacraments O'Connor, F. (Children) O'CO ABC's Of The Ten Commandments O'Connor, F. (Children) O'CO Abide In Christ Murray, Andrew (Spiritual Life) MUR Abolition of Man, The Lewis, C.S. (Theology) LEW Aborting America Nathanson, B.N. (Christian Ethics) NAT Abraham George, J.-M. (Children) GEO Abraham's Journeys Matthews, Leonard (Children) MAT Act Of Marriage LaHaye, T. (Marriage) LAH Acts of the Apostles Hamm, Dennis (Bible. N.T.) HAM Adorable Will of God, The De Caussade, J. P. (Catholic Literature) DEC Adult Catechesis In The Christian Community Int't. Council For Catechesis (Documents - Vat. II) INT Advent Day By Day In The Home Nold, L (Advent) NOL Divine Infant Catholic Church (Orléans, ON) Page 1 of 47 LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept. 2014 Sorted by Title Title Author Category Call_no After 50 : Spiritually Embracing Your Own Wisdom Years Wicks, Robert J. (Spiritual Life) WIC Aging, The Fulfillment Of Life Nouwen, Henri J.M. (Christian Ethics) NOU AIDS : The Spiritual Dilemma Fortunato, J. (Spiritual Life) FOR Aims Of Jesus Meyer, B.F. (Jesus Christ) MEY Alcoholics Anonymous (Spiritual Healing) ALC Alexander's Praise Time Band Stortz, D. (Children) STO Alexandrina : The Agony and the Glory Johnston, Francis (Biography) ALE All Life Is Holy : All Life Is One (Young Adult) ALL Alone No Longer Champlin, Joseph M. (Christian Ethics) CHA Alphonsus de Liguori : Saint of Bourbon Naples, 1696-1787, Founder of Redemptorists Jones, Frederick M. (Biography) LIG Altoetting, Guide And Souvenir For Pilgrims Hoedl, F.X. (Mary) HOE Amazing Grace in The Life of William Wilberforce Piper, John (Biography) WIL And The Children Pray Manternach, J. (Prayer) MAN And Their Eyes Were Opened Scanlan, Michael (Sacraments) SCA And Would You Believe It! Thoughts About The Creed Basset, B. (Faith Development) BAS Andy Tells The Truth Thornton, T. (Children) THO Ange puissant qui descend du ciel ... Derobert, Père Jean (French) DER Angels Graham, Billy (Theology) GRA Angels Sheen, Fulton J. (DVD) SHE Angels : God's Messengers And Our Helpers Lovasik, Lawrence G (Rev.) (Children) LOV Angels (And Demons) Kreeft, Peter (Theology) KRE Angels Explained Miravalle, Mark (CD-ROM) MIR Answering Atheism Hensley, Ken (CD-ROM) HEN Antichrist, The Miceli, Vincent P. (Catholic Literature) MIC Antoine de Padoue : Sa vie, son secret Lequenne, Fernand (French) ANT Apocalypse : The Book for Our Times Shamon, Albert Joseph Mary (Bible - N.T.) SHA Apostles, The Benedict XVI, Pope (Church History) BEN Apostolate Of Holy Motherhood, The (Mary) APO Apostolic Exhortation … Evangelization In The Modern World (x 2) Pope Paul VI (Evangelical Work) PAU Apostolic Exhortation … Family In The Modern World Pope John Paul II (Documents - Papal) JOH Apostolic Exhortation … Role Of The Christian Family In The Modern World, The Pope John Paul II (Documents - Papal) JOH Apostolic Letter : Tertio Millennio Adveniente Of His Holiness Pope John Paul II to the Bishops, Pope John Paul II (Documents - Papal) APO Clergy and Lay Faithful on Preparation for the Jubilee of the Year 2000 Apparition of the Blessed Virgin on the Mountain of La Salette the 19th of September, 1846 (Mary) APP Apparitions Green, Celia (Mary) GRE Divine Infant Catholic Church (Orléans, ON) Page 2 of 47 LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept. 2014 Sorted by Title Title Author Category Call_no Apparitions at Fatima (DVD) APP Apparitions de la Médaille Miraculeuse, Les Chierotti, Luigi (French) CHI Apparitions de la Vierge en Bretagne Menga, Yves Du (French) MEN Apparitions in Betania, Venezuela : Mary, Virgin and Mother of Reconciliation of All People Sims, Margaret Catherine (Mary) SIM Apparitions of Our Lady at Medjugorje, The Kraljevic, Svetozar (Mary) KRA Apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary Today, The Laurentin, René (Mary) LAU Appeal from Mary in Argentine, An (Mary) APP Approach To Prayer And Approach To ... Van Zeller, Hubert D. (Prayer) VAN Art Of Understanding Your Mate, The Osborne, Cecil (Marriage) OSB As Bread That Is Broken Van Breemen, Peter G. (Faith Development) VAN As The Morning Star, The Story Of St. Dominic Wilms, J. (Biography) DOM Asian Journal of Thomas Merton, The (Travel/Pilgrimages) ASI Asimov's Guide to the Bible Asimov, Isaac (Reference) ASI At God's Pace : A Biography of Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer, Founder of Opus Dei Gondrand, Francois (Biography) ESC At Home With The Sacraments - Baptism Bowman, P. (Sacraments) BOW At Home With The Sacraments - Eucharist Bowman, P. (Sacraments) BOW At Home With The Sacraments - Reconciliation Bowman, P. (Sacraments) BOW Athlete Of Christ : St. Nicholas Of Flüe, 1417-1487 McSwigan, Marie (Biography) NIC Atlas Of The Bible Reader's Digest (Bible) REA Atlas of the Christian Church Chadwick, Henry (Reference) CHA Augustine : A Very Short Introduction Chadwick, Henry (Biography) AUG Autobiography of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, The : The Story of a Soul Therese de Lisieux, Saint (Biography) THÉ Autobiography of St. John Neumann, C.SS.R. : Introduction...and Epilogue by Alfred C.Rush, C.SS.R. Neumann, St. John (Biography) NEU Awakening Call, The Finley, James (Spiritual Life) FIN Babsie, Go Teach My People Bleasdell, Ursula M.-C. (Biography) BLE Back To Virtue Kreeft, P. (Christian Ethics) KRE Baptism Preparation (Young Adult) BAP Be Not Afraid Vanier, Jean (Christian Life) VAN Beauraing : Les apparitions Toussaint, Mgr F. (French) TOU Becoming Fully Human Vogels, Walter (Bible) VOG Becoming the Best Version of Yourself Kelly, Matthew (CD-ROM) KEL Bedtime Stories Of The Saints : Book One Lee, Frank (Children) LEE Beggar's Greatest Wish Bergey, A. (Children) BER Beginning To Pray Bloom, Anthony (Prayer) BLO Beginning To Pray, With Youth O'Caoimh, T. (Young Adult) O'CA Divine Infant Catholic Church (Orléans, ON) Page 3 of 47 LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept. 2014 Sorted by Title Title Author Category Call_no Behold the Man : A Journey into History Seeking the Real Jesus (DVD) BEH Being In Love Johnston, W. (Prayer) JOH Believing Jesus : A Popular Overview of the Catholic Faith Foley, Leonard (Catechism) FOL Benedict XVI Seewald, Peter (CD-ROM) BEN Benedictines, The Kardong, Terrence (Church History) KAR Bereavement - Counselling The Grieving Throughout The Life Cycle Crenshaw, D.A. (Spiritual Healing) CRE Bernadette : The Only Witness Lynch, John W. (Biography) BER Bernadette Speaks Laurentin, René (Biography) BER Bernard Haring Replies Haring, B. (Spiritual Life) HAR Best Christmas Pageant Ever Robinson, B. (Children) ROB Best Of Don Marmion, The Doheny, Wm. (Faith Development) DOH Best Story About Jesus Coleman, S.S. (Children) COL Best Way to Live, The Kelly, Matthew (CD-ROM) KEL Bethlehem Faber, Frederick William (Jesus Christ) FAB Bibical Exegesis - A Beginner's Handbook Hayes, J.H. (Bible) HAY Bibical Spirituality Of St. John De La Croix, Paul Marie (Bible - N.T.) DEL Bible : A Biography Armstrong, Karen (Bible) ARM Bible Adventures (Children) BIB Bible As History Keller, W. (Bible) KEL Bible heroes Ditchfield, Christin (Children) DIT Bible Makes Sense Brueggemann, W. (Bible) BRU Bible Storybook Larsen, Carolyn (Children) LAR Biblical Holy Places : an Illustrated Guide Gonen, Rivka (Travel) GON Biotechnology and the assault on parenthood De Marco, Donald (Christian Ethics) DEM Birgitta of Sweden : life and selected revelations (Biography) BIR Birth Of Jesus Ife, Elaine (Children) IFE Bishop Fulton J. Sheen : His Irish Wit and Wisdom (DVD) BIS Bless the Lord my soul Poulin, Deacon Raymond (Faith Development) POU Blessed Eucharist, The Muller, Michael (Sacraments) MUL Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha : The Lily of the Mohawks Lovasik, Lawrence G (Rev.) (Children) LOV Blessed Teresa of Calcutta : theMaking of a Saint (DVD) BLE Blessed Virgin And The Catholic Discovery Of America Hardon, J.A. (Mary) HAR Blessed Virgin Mary : Our Queen, Our Mother, Our Life, Our Sweetness and Our Hope Liguori, Alfonso Maria de (Mary) LIG Blesseds Jacinta and Francisco Marto : Shepherds of Fatima Heffernan, Anne Eileen (Young Adult) HEF Blessings and Prayers : For Home and Family (Prayer) BLE Divine Infant Catholic Church (Orléans, ON) Page 4 of 47 LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept.
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