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St. Barbara's Lending Library 2017 St Barbara Lending Library List (updated 4/24/17) A Abradale Press Pub. Great Bible Stories and Master Paintings Biblical Adams, A. Dana 4000 Questions & Answers on the Bible Biblical Adams ,Kathleen, MA Journal to the Self Personal Growth Self Help Adams, Scott God's Debris: A Thought Experiment Fictional Characters, Untraditional view of God Albright, Judith M, Our Lady of Medjugorje Mary/Rosary Al-Anon How Al-Anon Works for Families and Friends of Alcoholics Nonfiction Alcorn, Randy Deadline Novel Fiction Alexander, Eben MD Proof of Heaven Neurosurgeon's Journey to Afterlife Algozzine, Bob Teacher's Little Book of Wisdom Allen, Constance Sleep Tight Sesame Street Children's Books Allen, James As a Man Thinketh Inspirational 2 copies Devotional/Prayer Allen, John L. Jr The Future Church Changes in the Church Allenbaugh, Kay Chocolate for a Woman's Heart Inspirational Devotional/Prayer Amarnick, Claude, DO Don't Put Me in a Nursing Home Caring for Elderly at Home American Bible Society God's Word for the Family Scripture American Red Cross Babysitter's Training Handbook AMI Press "There Is Nothing More" Our Lady's Last Words at Fatima Mary/Rosary Anderson, Bernhard W. Understanding the Old Testament 2 copies Scripture Anderson, Neil The Bondage Breaker Inspirational - 2 copies Devotional/Prayer Anderson, Rev. William In His Light Catechetical Resource 2 copies Catechism Andriacco, Dan Screen Saved Media in Ministry Aprile, Dianne The Abbey of Gethsemani: Place of Peace and Paradox America's Oldest Trappist Monastery Nonfiction/Church Aquilina, Mike Take Five Meditations with Pope Benedict XVI Devotional/Prayer Aquilina, Mike The How to Book of Catholic Devotions Devotional/Prayer Arendzen, J. P., DD Purgatory and Heaven 2 copies Arintero, John G, OP Holiness Is Love Armstrong, Karen The Battle for God A History of Fundamentalism Armstrong, Karen A History of God Judaism, Christianity, Islam Armstrong, Karen The Spiral Staircase Dealing with Depression Armstrong, Louise Kiss Daddy Good-night A Speak-out on Incest Arnold, J. Heinrich Freedom from Sinful Thoughts Inspirational Devotional/Prayer Arons, Marsha Teen Miracles True Stories Arroyo, Raymond (Edited by) The Prayers and Personal Devotions of Mother Angelica Saints Atkinson, Sue Climbing Out of Depression Inspirational Devotional/Prayer Austin, Miriam Meditation for Wimps Devotional/Prayer Axline, Virginia M. Play Therapy: Child Growth and Development B Babik, Roger Call Against the Will Inspirational Devotional/Prayer Bacchiarella, Fr. J. (Edited by) Forty Dreams of St. John Bosco, Apostle of Youth Biographical Memoirs Saints Bainvel, F. C., SJ Is There Salvation Outside the Catholic Church? Church Bakalar, Nick The Wisdom of John Paul II Inspirational Saints Baker, Thomas Liturgy Committee Basics Scripture Baltimore Catechism # 1 Catechism Baltimore Catechism # 2 Catechism Baltimore Catechism # 3 Catechism Barclay, William The Gospel of Matthew Vol. 1 Scripture Barclay, William The Gospel of Matthew Vol. 2 Scripture Barclay, William The Gospel of Mark Scripture Barclay, William The Gospel of Luke Scripture Barclay, William The Gospel of John Vol. 1 Scripture Barclay, William The Gospel of John Vol. 2 Scripture Barclay, William The Acts of the Apostles Scripture Barclay, William The Letters to the Corinthians Scripture Barclay, William The Letters to the Galatians and Ephesians Scripture Barclay, William The Letter to the Hebrews Scripture Barclay, William The Letters of James and Peter Scripture Barclay, William The Letters of John and Jude Scripture Barclay, William Philippians, Colossians, and, Thessalonians Scripture Barclay, William The Letter to the Romans Scripture Barclay, William The Letters to Timothy, Titus, and Philemon Scripture Barclay, William The Revelation of John Vol. 1 Scripture Barclay, William The Revelation of John Vol. 2 Scripture Barrett, C. K. The New Testament Background: Selected Documents Scripture Barry, William SJ A Friendship Like No Other: Experiencing God's Embrace Devotional/Prayer Barry, William SJ Changed Heart. Changed World Scripture Barry, William SJ Finding God in All Things Devotional/Prayer Barry, William SJ God's Passionate Desire and Our Response Devotional/Prayer Barry, William SJ Who Do You Say I Am? Devotional/Prayer Beamer, Lisa Let's Roll Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage Scripture Beattie, Melody Codependent No More Self-help Nonfiction/Psychology Beausay, William II The People Skills of Jesus Ancient Wisdom for Modern Business Nonfiction Beauseigneur, James In His Image: The Christ Clone Trilogy Book 1 Beauseigneur, James The Birth of an Age: The Christ Clone Trilogy Book 2 Beauseigneur, James Acts of God: The Christ Clone Trilogy Book 3 Beckett, Sr. Wendy Sister Wendy on Prayer Devotional/Prayer Bell, Rob Love Wins A Way of Understanding Heaven, Hell, Salvation Bell, Rob The Love Wins Companion A Way of Understanding Heaven, Hell, Salvation Devotional/Prayer Bellito, Christopher Lost & Found Catholics: Voices of Vatican II Church Bergman, Alair Laree My Best Friend Goldie Asperger's & Autism Nonfiction/Self Help Bernadin, Cardinal Joseph The Gift of Peace Personal Reflections 3 copies Biography Bernier, Paul SSS Eucharist: Celebrating Its Rhythms in Our Lives Sacraments Betuke, Bruce Rebel Moon Sci-fi Novel Fiction Bianco, Frank Lives of the Trappists Today Nonfiction Bible World Amazing Bible Mysteries True Bible Stories Scripture Bible World The Bible Story Begins Creation to Covenant Scripture Bible World Everyday Life in Bible Times Work, Worship, War Scripture Bible World Growing Up in Bible Times Families at Work & Play Scripture Bible World Kingdoms and Empires Rise, Fall & Rescue of Jewish Nation Scripture Bible World Lands of the Bible From Plants…Battles & Covenants Scripture Bible World The Life That Changed the World The Story of Jesus Scripture Bible World Warriors & Kings Champions of the Bible Scripture Bible World Wind & Fire Spreading the Message of Jesus Scripture Bible World The World's Most Wonderful Book How the Bible Came to Be Scripture Bible World Factfinder Glossary-Timelines-Index-Quizzes Scripture Biela, S.C. Open Wide the Door to Christ Spiritual Path Devotional/Prayer Billheimer, Paul E. The Mystery of God's Providence Inspirational Devotional/Prayer Binz, Stephen J. The God of Freedom and Life Commentary on the Book of Exodus Scripture Black, Benjamin Christine Falls Novel Fiction Black, Benjamin The Silver Swan Novel Fiction Blackstock, Terri The Heart Reader Novel Fiction Bloom, Anthony Courage to Pray Devotional/Prayer Bloom, Anthony Living Prayer Devotional/Prayer Bluestein, Jane, PhD The Parents' Little Book of Lists Effective Parenting Nonfiction Blum, Susan W. Share Your Faith Evangelization Training 3 copies Catechism Blumenthal, James (Edited by) Applications in Behavioral Medicine, & Health Psychology A Clinician's Source Book Nonfiction/Informational Bodo, Ladislaus, SJ Meeting God in Man Devotional/Prayer Bodo, Murray, OFM The Almond Tree Speaks Inspirational Devotional/Prayer Bodo, Murray, OFM Francis: The Journey and the Dream St. Francis of Assisi Saints Bokenkotter, Thomas A Concise History of the Catholic Church Church Borgess, Sr. Ann-Marie, SND Finding Gold in the Stones St. Francis of Assisi Children Borgess, Sr. Ann-Marie, SND Shaken Faith: Hanging in There When God Seems Far Away Devotional/Prayer Bosch, Pseudonymous The Name of This Book Is SECRET Boyd, Charles F. Different Children, Different Needs Parenting Nonfiction Boyd, Dr. Gregory Letters from a Skeptic Debate on Christianity Prayer Boyle, Gregory Tattoos on the Heart Inspirational Devotional/Prayer Bracken,Joseph SJ The Divine Matrix Inspirational Devotional/Prayer Brennan, Patrick J. The Evangelizing Parish Theologies & Strategies for Renewal Church Brenner, Douglas A Rose by Any Name History of Roses Names Nonfiction Bridges, Jerry Respectable Sins Sins We Tolerate Nonfiction Bridges, Jerry Respectable Sins Discussion Guide Nonfiction Brown, Michael H. The Bridge to Heaven: Interviews with Maria Esperanzo of Betania Saints Brown, Raymond The Birth of the Messiah Commentary on Infancy Narratives Scripture Brown, Raymond E. Mary in the New Testament Scripture Brown, Raymond E. (Edited by) Peter in the New Testament Scripture Brown, Rita Mae Full Cry Novel Fiction Brueggeman, Walter The Prophetic Imagination Brussat, Frederick Spiritual Literacy Reading the Sacred in Everyday Life Devotional/Prayer Buckman, Michelle Death Panels Novel Fiction Buckman, Michelle Rachel's Contrition Novel Fiction Burger, Fr. Mark Hearing God's Voice Devotional/Prayer Burghardt, Walter, SJ Dare to Be Christ Homilies for the Nineties Scripture Burghardt, Walter, SJ Seasons That Laugh or Weep Musings on the Human Journey Burke, Fr. Herbert The Rosary Is the Answer Mary/Rosary Burkett, Larry Giving and Tithing Church Burnham, Sophy A Book of Angels Buscaglia, Leo F., PhD Loving Each Other Bussagli, Marco Angels Challenge of Human Relationships Nonfiction Butler, Anne M. (Edited by) The Frontiers and Catholic Identities Documentary History C Cadet, Jean-Robert Restavec: From Haitian Slave Child to Middle Class American Autobiography Nonfiction Calloway, Donald H. 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