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Diocese of Hamilton Bishop Farrell Library & Archives Items by Resource Type and Title Diocese of Hamilton Bishop Farrell Library & Archives Items by Resource Type and Title Copy Title Subtitle Series Author Author #2 Author #3 # Books 1990 Lenten Message 1 Pope John Paul II A Concise Guide to Catholic The Concise Guide 1 McKenna, Kevin Social Teaching Series E. A Lasting Impact John Paul II in 1 Donovan, Dan Canada A Marian Treasury 1 Pope John Paul II A Message to the World 1 Pope Paul VI A Thief in the Night The Death of 1 Cornwell, John Pope John Paul A Year of Mercy With Pope Daily 1 Francis Reflections Addresses and Homilies 1 Pope John Paul II Given in West Germany Addresses and Homilies 2 Pope John Paul II Given in West Germany An Undivided Heart Pope John Paul 1 Schumacher, II on the Deepe Evelyn Ann Apostolic Exhortation Devotion to the 1 Pope Paul VI Marialis Cultus of Holiness P Blessed Virgin M Apostolic Exhortation Devotion to the 2 Pope Paul VI Marialis Cultus of Holiness P Blessed Virgin M Apostolica Sollicitudo Motu Proprio 1 Pope Paul VI As Long As I Have Breath 1 Within Me I Shall Cry Out Pe As Pastor and Brother In Memory of 1 McAuley, Lynn Pope John Paul Augustine of Hippo Augustinum 1 Pope John Paul Hipponensem II Beatification and Apostolic Letter 1 Pope Paul VI Canonization Procedures issued motu pro Benedict XVI An Intimate 1 Seewald, Peter Portrait Benedict XVI Spiritual 1 Thoughts in the First Year o Breakfast with the Pope Daily Readings 1 John Paul II Bull of Indiction of the 1 Pope John Paul II Jubilee for the 1950th Anniv Caritas in Veritate On Integral 2 Pope Benedict Human Develop XVI Caritas in Veritate On Integral 1 Pope Benedict Human Develop XVI Caritate Christi Compulsi On the 1 Pope Pius XI Depression - Its Caritate Christi Compulsi On the 2 Pope Pius XI Depression - Its Catholicism All-In-One For 1 Brighenti, Cafone, James Toborowsky, Dummies Kenneth Jonathan 698 King St West, Hamilton ON, L8P 1C7 Tel (905) 528-7988 Ext. 2270 Printed on: November 18, 2015 4:30 PM Page: 1 of 13 Items by Resource Type and Title Copy Title Subtitle Series Author Author #2 Author #3 # Books Celebrate 2000! A Three-Year 1 Pope John Paul II Reader Reflectio Celebrate Our Faith 1 Celebrations of the Word in Meditations of 1 the Year of St. Paul Pope Benedict X Christian Education of Youth 1 Pope Pius XI Treacy, Rev. Gerald C. Church Prove It! 1 Welborn, Amy Compendium on the Family 1 and Human Life Covenant of Love Pope John Paul 1 Hogan, Richard LeVoir, John M. II on Sexuality, M. Crisis in Morality The Vatican 1 Speaks Out De Causis Beatificationis Et 1 Pope Paul VI Canonizationis Decree on Ecumenism 1 Pope Paul VI Decree on the Aplstolate of 1 Pope Paul VI the Laity Deus Caritas Est On Christian 1 Pope Benedict Love XVI Dignity and Vocation of Mulieris 1 Pope John Paul II Women Dignitatem Divini Redemptoris (On 2 Pope Pius XI Atheistic Communism) Divini Redemptoris (On 1 Pope Pius XI Atheistic Communism) Dogmatic Constitution on Dei Verbum 1 Pope Paul VI Divine Revelation Dogmatic Constitution on Dei Verbum 2 Pope Paul VI Divine Revelation Dogmatic Constitution on Dei Verbum 1 Pope Paul VI Divine Revelation Dogmatic Constitution on Lumen Gentium 2 Pope Paul VI the Church Dogmatic Constitution on Lumen Gentium 3 Pope Paul VI the Church Dogmatic Constitution on Lumen Gentium 1 Pope Paul VI the Church Dominum et Vivificantem Lord and Giver 1 Pope John Paul II of Life Donum Fidei (On the The Encyclical 1 Pope Pius XII Present Condition of the Cat Letter of His Hol Easter Vigil and Other 1 Wojtyla, Karol Poems Evangelii Gaudium The Joy of the 1 Pope Francis Gospel Evangelii Nuntiandi On 1 Pope Paul VI Evangelization i Evangelium Vitae De La Vie 1 Pope John Paul II Humaine Evangelium Vitae Gospel of Life 1 Pope John Paul II 698 King St West, Hamilton ON, L8P 1C7 Tel (905) 528-7988 Ext. 2270 Printed on: November 18, 2015 4:30 PM Page: 2 of 13 Items by Resource Type and Title Copy Title Subtitle Series Author Author #2 Author #3 # Books Evangelization in the 1 Culture and Society of the U Every Popish Person The Story of 1 Hanington, J. Roman Catholici Brian Faculties Concerning Mass Firma In 1 Pope Paul VI Stipends Traditione Faith for Today Pope John Paul 1 Hogan, Fr. LeVoir, Fr. John M. II's Catechetical Richard M. Familiaris Consortio On The Family 2 Pope John Paul II Familiaris Consortio On The Family 1 Pope John Paul II Family 1 Pope Benedict XVI Fides et Ratio On the 1 Pope John Paul II Relationship bet Five Great Encyclicals 1 Francis Pope of a New 1 Tornielli, Andrea World Francis, Bishop of Rome A Short 1 Collins, Michael Biography Freemasonry 1 Pope Leo XIII Gift and Mystery On the Fiftieth 1 Pope John Paul II Anniversary of God is Near Us The Eucharist, 1 Ratzinger, Joseph the Heart of Life Cardinal Haurietis Aquas (On 1 Pope Pius XII Devotion to the Sacred Hear Haurietis Aquas (On 2 Pope Pius XII Devotion to the Sacred Hear He Came to Us as a Father Pope John Paul 1 II Pastoral Visit His Holiness John Paul II 1 Bernstein, Carl Politi, Marco and the Hidden His Holiness Pope John Paul 1 Collins, Joan II I Believe in Youth, Christ 1 Pope John Paul II Believes in Youth I Will Be Called John A Biography of 2 Elliott, Lawrence Pope John XXIII I Will Be Called John A Biography of 1 Elliott, Lawrence Pope John XXIII Il Giornale Dell'Anima E Altri Scritti di 1 Pope John XXIII Pieta Illustrissimi Letters form 1 Luciani, Albino Pope John Paul Weaver, William ( In Good Company The Fast Track 1 Martin, James , from the Corpor S.J. In My Own Words 1 Pope Benedict XVI Jesus of Nazareth From the 1 Pope Benedict Baptism in the J XVI, Gregory K. Jesus of Nazareth Holy Week: 1 Pope Benedict From the Entran XVI 698 King St West, Hamilton ON, L8P 1C7 Tel (905) 528-7988 Ext. 2270 Printed on: November 18, 2015 4:30 PM Page: 3 of 13 Items by Resource Type and Title Copy Title Subtitle Series Author Author #2 Author #3 # Books Jeunes Mes Amis Jean-Paul II 1 Pope John Paul II parle a la jeune John Paul II In the Service 1 Spink, Kathryn of Love John Paul II The Pope from 1 Karolak, Tadeusz Poland John Paul II - 1984 Papal 2 Visit John Paul II - 1984 Papal 3 Visit John Paul II - 1984 Papal 1 Visit John Paul II Canada 1984 1 John Paul II In Mexico His Collected 1 Pope John Paul II Speeches John Paul II: The Definitive 1 Pope John Paul II Encyclicals in Everyday Lang Edition of All Fo John XXIII - Pope of the 1 Hebblethwaite, Council Peter Journal of a Soul Pope John XXII 1 Pope John XXIII Journal of a Soul Pope John XXII 2 Pope John XXIII Journal of a Soul Pope John XXIII 1 Pope John XXIII Journal of a Soul Pope John XXII 3 Pope John XXIII Juan Pablo II en Cuba 1 Conference of Catholic Bishops Karol is Alive. The Best Le foto piu belle 1 Pictures of John Paul II di Giovanni Paol Laborem Exercens On Human 1 Pope John Paul II Work On the Ni Laborem Exercens On Human 2 Pope John Paul II Work On the Ni Laborem Exercens On Human 1 Pope John Paul II Work On the Ni Laborem Exercens On Human 2 Pope John Paul II Work On the Ni Laudato Si Praise Be To 1 Pope Francis You Le Pape chez nous Anecdotes, 1 Marchessault, citations, photo Guy Le Pape Jean-Paull II La seule 1 Grant, Steven biographie illust Let Me Go to the Father's John Paul II's 1 Dziwisz, Stanislaw Drazek, Czeslaw Buzzonetti, Renato House Strength in Wea Letter of Paul VI for the 1 Pope Paul VI Seventh Centenary of St. th Letter of Pope John Paul II 1 Pope John Paul II to Women Letter of the Holy Father to Priests for 1 Pope John Paul II Pope John Paul II Holy Thursday 1 Letter of the Pope to 1 Pohl,Sr.Susan Children in the Year of the F 698 King St West, Hamilton ON, L8P 1C7 Tel (905) 528-7988 Ext. 2270 Printed on: November 18, 2015 4:30 PM Page: 4 of 13 Items by Resource Type and Title Copy Title Subtitle Series Author Author #2 Author #3 # Books Letter to Women 1 Pope John Paul II Letters from Pope John Paul Albino Luciani 1 Pope John Paul I I Libertas Humana (On 1 Pope Leo XIII Treacy, Rev. Gerald Human Liberty) C. Life and Life-Work of Pope 1 McGovern, James Leo XIII J. Light of the World The Pope, the 1 Seewald, Peter Church, and the Lives of the Popes Illustrated 1 Walsh, Michael J. Biographies of E Lives of the Popes 1 McBrien, Richard P. Lumen Fidei The Light of 1 Pope Francis Faith Man From a Far Country A Portrait of 1 Craig, Mary John Paul II Man of the Century The Life and 1 Kwitny, Jonathan Times of Pope J Mass and the Sacraments The Catholic Tradition 1 Mass for Peace and Justice 1 Pope John Paul II on the Occasion of the Ope Mercy In The Teachings Of Pastoral Resources For 1 Pontifical Council Touze, Laurent The Popes Living The Jubilee for the Promotion Message of His Holiness 1 Pope Paul VI Paul VI for the Celebration o Message of His Holiness 2 Pope Paul VI Paul VI for the Celebration o Message of His Holiness 1 January 2014 1 Pope Francis Pope Francis for the Celebra Ministers of Your Joy Scriptural 1 Ratzinger, Joseph Meditations on Cardinal Ministries in the Church Commentary on 1 United States the Apostolic Le Catholic Conferen Mystery of Faith Mysterium Fidei 1 Pope Paul VI New Genesis Shaping a 1 Muller, Robert Global Spiritualit Nobility and Analogous A Theme 1 Correa de Traditional Elites in the Alloc Illuminating Am Oliveira, Plinio Nobis In Animo The Church in 1 Pope Paul VI the Holy Land Of Human Life Humanae Vitae 1 Pope Paul VI On Certain Bioethical Dignitas 1 Pope Benedict Questions Personae XVI On Evangelization in the 1 Pope Paul VI Modern World On Evangelization in the 1 Pope Paul VI Modern World On Heaven and Earth Pope Francis on 1 Bergoglio, Jorge Skorka, Abraham Faith, Family, a Mario On Human Work A Resource 2 Book for the Stu 698 King St West, Hamilton ON, L8P 1C7 Tel (905) 528-7988 Ext.
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