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Titles Listing.Indd by title EffectiveTITLES March 9, LISTING 2021 ENGLISH CDs 13 Reasons Why You Matter by Noelle Garcia [S] Discipline that Lasts a Lifetime by Dr. Ray Guarendi 15 Things to Do in the Midst of Suffering by Jeff Cavins Discovering the Biblical Significance of Mary by Dr. Scott Hahn 5-Time Major League All-Star on Winning the Game for Christ Down to Earth by Mark Hart by Mike Sweeney Drawing Strength from Our Lady of Sorrows by Kimberly Hahn 7 Secrets of Confession by Vinny Flynn Emotional Virtue by Sarah Swafford 7 Secrets of Divine Mercy by Vinny Flynn Encounter Christ First by Curtis Martin A Catholic Millennial’s Guide to Adulting by Paul Kim Encountering the Poor by Dr. Tim Gray A Guide to Raising (almost) Perfect Kids by Dr. John Sehorn by Dr. Gregory and Lisa Popcak [POL] Eucharistic Vision by Dr. Scott Hahn A Journey Through Advent by Bishop Robert Barron Evangelizing Catholics by Mark Hart A New Heart by Shawna Arnold Facing Your Fears by Dr. Peter Kreeft A Pastor’s Wife’s Journey Home by Kimberly Hahn Faith by Jeff Cavins A Scriptural Walk Through the Mass by Dr. Edward Sri Fan or Follower? by Fr. Jason Brooks, LC [S] Abba or Allah by Dr. Scott Hahn Fatima: Living the Message by Colleen Carroll Campbell Aborting America by Dr. Bernard Nathanson Feminine Genius by Jane Brennan Abraham by Stephen Ray Feminism Misunderstood by Stephen Ray [S] Advent: Rethinking the Season by Dr. Tim Gray Finding the Fullness of Faith by Bishop Robert Barron All Things Are Possible for God by Fr. Joshua Waltz Following the Call of Christ by Dr. Gregory & Lisa Popcak Amazing Angels and Super Saints by Cat.Chat For Better Forever by Johnnette Benkovic An Invitation to Consider the Catholic Faith by Fr. Francis Peffley For Love and Marriage by Betty Brennan Angels Explained by Dr. Mark Miravalle Former Satanist Becomes Catholic by Mike Sweeney Anger and Forgiveness by Deacon Dr. Bob McDonald [S] [POL] Four Pillars of Marian Spirituality by Ken Yasinski Answering Atheism by Ken Hensley Freedom Through Forgiveness by Jennifer Fulwiler [S] Attack on Religious Liberty by Patrick Madrid [S] From Atheism to Catholicism by Mary Kochan Being All In by Eric Mahl From Jehovah’s Witness to Catholic by Fr. Michael Schmitz Beloved by Dr. Tim Gray From Love, By Love, For Love by Thomas Smith Beyond Belief by Fr. Michael Schmitz From Mormon Missionary to the Catholic Church by Deacon Ken Ramsey Blessed Pier Giorgio by Fr. Tim Deeter [S] From Slave to Priest by Joseph Pearce Born Again? Faith Alone? by Stephen Ray From White Supremacist to Catholic Writer by Vinny Flynn Building Your Life on Rock by Ralph Martin Full of Grace by Chris Padgett Calming the Emotional Storms by Dr. Gregory and Lisa Popcak Get to Know the Mother of God by Noelle Garcia Can You Trust God? by Dr. Tim Gray Getting Others to Heaven by Justin Cardinal Rigali Catechism of the Catholic Church by Francis Cardinal Arinze Giving God the Love We Should by Msgr. James Shea Catholic Teaching on Marriage and Annulments Glimpses Along the Way of the Cross by Bishop Joseph Perry God Made Man by Fr. Shannon Collins Changed Forever by Fr. Michael Schmitz God of My Past, God of My Future by Mark Hart & Matt Smith Chaplet of Divine Mercy in Song by Vicki Kueppers God Will Provide by Kitty Cleveland Confession by Fr. Larry Richards God’s Family and Ours by Dr. Scott Hahn Confessions of a Mega-Church Pastor by Allen Hunt God’s Plan for Love by Archbishop Samuel J. Aquila Confirmation by Dr. Brant Pitre Green Sex by Jason Evert Contagious Catholicism by Chris Stefanick Has the Sexual Revolution Been Good for Women? by Mary Eberstadt Contemporary Sainthood by Mark Hart by Dr. Tim Gray Contraception: Cracking the Myths by Professor Janet E. Smith Heroes of the Catholic Reformation by Fr. Chris Alar Could God Love Someone Like Me? by Fr. Michael Schmitz Hope After Suicide by Kimberly Hahn Counting Your Blessings by Dr. Scott Hahn How to Apply Our Faith to Our Families by Kimberly Hahn How to Bring Fallen-Away Catholics Back to the Church Dating and Courtship by Dr. Scott Hahn Defeating Satan’s Deadly Weapon Against Men by Jeff Cavins How to Date Your Soulmate by Jason Evert Desires of the Heart by Sister Bethany Madonna, SV How to Get the Most Out of Mass by Dr. Scott Hahn Detox by Jason Evert How to Keep Your Kids Catholic by Ken Hensley Discerning God’s Will by Fr. Larry Richards TO PLACE AN ORDER, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL PARISH CONSULTANT 1 ENGLISH CDs (cont.) How to Love Yourself by Chris Stefanick Purgatory by Dr. Mark Mirvalle How to Talk About Same-Sex Marriage by Trent Horn Pursuing Holiness by Ralph Martin Humanae Vitae: 50 Years Later by Professor Janet E. Smith Put Not Your Trust in Princes by Christopher Check I’m Not Being Fed by Jeff Cavins Quest for Truth by David Currie In God We Trust by Bishop David Malloy & Msgr. Eric Barr Reaching Out to Today’s Culture by Bishop Robert Barron In Pursuit of My Identity by Hudson Byblow [S] Real Womanhood by Lisa Cotter Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist by Dr. Brant Pitre [S] Relativism by Chris Stefanick [S] Jesus Is... by Fr. Mike Schmitz [S] Religionless Spirituality by Dr. Tim Gray [S] Jesus the Bridegroom by Dr. Brant Pitre Re-made by Mark Hart Keep Holy the Sabbath by Dr. Tim Gray Remembering Our Story by Emily Stimpson Chapman Know Your Story by Sr. Miriam James Heidland, SOLT Resurrection and Mercy by Fr. Brian Larkin Lectio Prayer by Dr. Tim Gray Right Here Right Now by Patrick Madrid Letter to the Elderly by St. John Paul II Rising Above by John O’Leary Letter to the Youth by St. John Paul II Saint John Paul the Great by Jason Evert [S] Life is Worth Living by Venerable Fulton J. Sheen Saint Teresa of Ávila by Dr. Christopher Blum Life-Changing Stories of the Eucharist by Jesse Romero Say Yes to Christ by Dr. Scott Hahn Light in the Darkness by Patrick Lencioni Saying Yes to God by Mary Vogrinc Living Life by Design, Not by Default by Fr. Michael Schmitz Science, the Origin of the Universe, and God by Fr. 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