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Cover Page Binder Catalogue and Sections DIVINE INFANT CATHOLIC PARISH LIBRARY CATALOGUE Biography Biographies of Multiple Saints Visit us on‐line at www.divineinfant.on.ca/library.html LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept. 2014 Biography Title Author Category (Call_no) Alexandrina : The Agony and the Glory Johnston, Francis Biography (ALE ) Alphonsus de Liguori : Saint of Bourbon Naples, 1696-1787, Founder of Redemptorists Jones, Frederick M. Biography (LIG ) Amazing Grace in The Life of William Wilberforce Piper, John Biography (WIL ) As The Morning Star, The Story Of St. Dominic Wilms, J. Biography (DOM ) At God's Pace : A Biography of Josemaria Escriva de Balaguer, Founder of Opus Dei Gondrand, Francois Biography (ESC ) Athlete Of Christ : St. Nicholas Of Flüe, 1417-1487 McSwigan, Marie Biography (NIC ) 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 Neumann, St. John Biography (NEU ) C.Rush, C.SS.R. Babsie, Go Teach My People Bleasdell, Ursula M.-C. Biography (BLE ) Bernadette : The Only Witness Lynch, John W. Biography (BER ) Bernadette Speaks Laurentin, René Biography (BER ) Birgitta of Sweden : life and selected revelations Biography (BIR ) Both My Houses O'Sullivan, S. Biography (O'SU ) Boy Who Met Jesus, The Ilibagiza, Immaculée Biography (SEG ) Brother and I, The Haffert, John M. Biography (PAU ) Brother Andre : The Wonder Man Bergeron, Henri-Paul Biography (AND ) Brother Francis of Assisi Larranaga, Ignacio Biography (FRA ) Butler's Lives of Saints Biog Multiple Sts (BUT ) By Their Blood : Christian Martyrs of the 20th Century Hefley, James Biog Multiple Sts (HEF ) Call to Sainthood Rosica, Thomas Biog Multiple Sts (ROS ) Cardinal Newman : His Life And Spirituality Bouyer, Louis Biography (NEW ) Cardinal Of Africa : Charles Lavigerie, Founder of the White Fathers Arteche, José de Biography (LAV ) Catherine of Sienna : Vision Through a Distant Eye Noffke, Suzanne Biography (CAT ) Charlie Osburn Story : You Gotta Give It All To Jesus Osburn, Charlie Biography (OSB ) Christian Mystics : The Spiritual Heart of the Christian Tradition King, Ursula Biog Multiple Sts (KIN ) City On A Mountain : Padre Pio Of Pietrecina Parente, Pascal P. Biography (PIO ) Collected Works, Vol. 1 (Her Life) Teresa of Avila, Saint Biography (TER ) Collected Works, Vol. 2 (Way Of Perfection) Teresa of Avila, Saint Biography (TER ) Collision Course Storey, D. Biography (STO ) Confessions of a Feminist Murray, Lorraine Biography (MUR ) Constantine The Great : The Man and His Times Grant, Michael Biography (CON ) Contemporary Challenge of John of the Cross, The Doohan, Leonard Biography (JOH ) Conversations with Thérèse of Lisieux Gauthier, Jacques Biography (THE ) Divine Infant Catholic Church (Orléans, ON) Page 1 of 8 LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept. 2014 Biography Title Author Category (Call_no) Conversion : A Spiritual Journey Muggeridge, Malcolm Biography (MUG ) Cross and the Switchblade Wilkerson, David Biography (WIL ) De La Salle : Letters And Documents Battersby, W. J. Biography (DEL ) Dictionary of Saints Delaney, John J. Biog Multiple Sts (DEL ) Divine Mercy In My Soul : The Diary of the Servant of God Sister M. Faustina Kowalska Faustina, Saint, 1905-1938 Biography (FAU ) Don Francisco : The Story of St. Francis Xavier Purcell, Mary Biography (FRA ) Edel Quinn Duff, Frank Biography (QUI ) Enduring Grace : Living Portraits of Seven Women Mystics Flinders, Carol Lee Biog Multiple Sts (FIN ) Fatima In Lucia's Own Words Kondor, L. ed. Biography (LUC ) Fioretti of Saint Anthony Gamboso, Virgilio Biography (ANT ) Footprints in the Snow Helming, Dennis M. Biography (ESC ) Forget Not Love : The Passion of Maximilian Kolbe Frossard, André Biography (KOL ) Francis : A Saint's Way Cowran, James Biography (FRA ) Francis : Pope of the New World Tornielli, Andrea Biography (FRA ) Francis : The Journey And The Dream Bodo, Murray Biography (FRA ) Francis of Assisi : The Man Who Found Perfect Joy Bedoyere, Michael De La Biography (FRA ) God's Ambassadress, St. Bridget Of Sweden Redpath, H.M.D. Biography (BRI ) God's Double Agent Fu, Bob Biography (FU ) Great Things Happen McCoy, R.F. Biography (MCC ) He Came to You so that You Might Come to Him : The Life and Teaching of St.Anthony Hardick, Lothar Biography (ANT ) of Padua Henri Nouwen : His Life And Vision O'Laughlin, Michael Biography (NOU ) Her Little Way : St. Theresa Of The Child Jesus Clarke, John P. Biography (THE ) Heretic Blood : The Spiritual Geography of Thomas Merton Higgins, Michael W. Biography (MER ) His Holiness : John Paul II and The History of Our Time Bernateen, Carl Biography (JOH ) Holy souls : Viva Padre Pio Paerente, Alessio Biography (PIO ) Humble Giant : Moses Coady Canada's rural revolutionary Lotz, Jim Biography (COA ) I Knew Edel Quinn Walls, Mary Celestine Biography (QUI ) Ignatius of Loyala : The Psychology of a Saint Meissner, W. W. Biography (IGN ) Ignatius of Loyola : the Pilgrim Saint Tellechea Idigoras, Jose Ignacio Biography (IGN ) Immigrant Saint : The Life Of Mother Cabrini DiDonato, P. Biography (CAB ) In The Company Of Marguerite Bourgeoys Quigley, Florence Biography (BOU ) In The Light Of The Trinity : The Spirituality of Blessed Julie Billiart, Foundress of the Charmot, F. Biography (BIL ) Sisters of Notre Dame of Namur In the Stillness Dancing : The Journey of John Main McKenty, Neil Biography (MAI ) Divine Infant Catholic Church (Orléans, ON) Page 2 of 8 LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept. 2014 Biography Title Author Category (Call_no) In Weakness, Strength … General The Rt. Hon. G.P. Vanier Vanier, Jean Biography (VAN ) Incorruptibles, The Cruz, Joan Carroll Biog Multiple Sts (CRU ) Ireland's Saint : The Essential Biography of St. Patrick Bury, J.B. Biography (PAT ) Joan of Arc : The Image of Female Heroism Warner, Marina Biography (JOA ) John : The Son of Zebedee Culpepper, Alan R. Biography (JOH ) John Paul II's Book of Saints Bunson, Matthew Biog Multiple Sts (BUN ) John, Son Of Thunder Traylor, E.G. Biography (JOH ) Journey Of Love : the Life Story of Marguerite d'Youville Lefevre, Marie Cecilia Biography (YOU ) Journey to Sainthood : Super Saints Book 1 Lord, Bob Biog Multiple Sts (LOR ) Joyful Mother of Children : Mother Frances Mary Teresa Ball Loreto Sister Biography (BAL ) Julian of Norwich : revelations of divine love Biography (JUL ) Kajualuk : Pierre Henry, Missionary Oblate Of Mary Immaculate, Apostle of the Inuit Choque, Charles Biography (KAJ ) King's Good Servant But God's First : The Life and Writings of St. Thomas More Monti, James Biography (MOR ) Kolbe : Saint of the Immaculata Biography (KOL ) Lambs In Wolfskins : A Life Of St. John Bosco Doherty, E. Biography (BOS ) Last Days of Maximilian Kolbe, The Lorit, Sergius C. Biography (KOL ) Let Me Die in Ireland : The True Story of Patrick Bercot, David W. Biography (PAT ) Life and Cult of Saint Anne, The Desrochers, Gerard Biography (DES ) Life and Revelations of Saint Gertrude, Virgin and Abbess, of the Order of St. Benedict Gertrude, Saint Biography (GER ) Life and Sayings of Saint Catherine of Genoa Garvin, Paul Biography (CAT ) Life and Wisdom of Catherine of Siena, The Byrne, Lavinia Biography (CAT ) Life and Wisdom of Francis Xavier Byrne, Lavinia Biography (FRA ) Life Of Saint Birgitta Of Sweden, The Doheny, Wm. J. Biography (BIR ) Life of Saint Claude De La Colombiere : Spiritual Director of St. Margaret Mary Lavigne, Ruth H. Biography (LAC ) Life of Saint Dominic, The Drane, Augusta Biography (DOM ) Life of Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque, The Bougaud, Émile Biography (ALA ) Life of St. Benedict, The Gregory I, Pope Biography (BEN ) Life of St. Francis of Assisi Bonaventure, Saint, Cardinal, ca. Biography (FRA ) 1217-1274 Little Flower and the Blessed Sacrament, The Husslein, Joseph Biography (THÉ ) Little Flower's Mother, The Dolan, Albert H. Biography (DOL ) Lives of the Saints for Every Day of the Year : In Accord with the Norms and Principles Hoever, Hugo Biog Multiple Sts (HOE ) of the New Roman Calendar Lives-- of the saints for every day of the year … Hoever, Rev. Hugo Biog Multiple Sts (HOE ) Love Never Faileth : on St. Francis, St. Paul, St. Augustine, Mother Teresa Easwaran, Eknath Biog Multiple Sts (EAS ) Divine Infant Catholic Church (Orléans, ON) Page 3 of 8 LIBRARY CATALOGUE Dated Sept. 2014 Biography Title Author Category (Call_no) Magnificent Witnesses : 40 English and Welsh Martyrs Harney, Martin P. Biog Multiple Sts (HAR ) Mark : Images of an Apostolic Interpreter Black, Clifton C. Biography (MAR ) Master Albert : The Story Of Saint Albert The Great Dorcy, Mary Jean Biography (ALB ) Maximilian Kolbe : Saint of Auschwitz Stone, Elaine Murray Biography (KOL ) Mercy My Mission : Life of Sister Faustina H. K. Michalenko, Sophia Biography (FAU ) Merton : A Biography Furlong, Monica Biography (MER ) Miracle of Father Kapaun : Priest, Soldier and Korean War Hero Wenzyl, Roy Biography (KAP ) Modern Saints : Their Lives and Faces. Book Two Ball, Ann Biog Multiple Sts (BAL ) Modern Saints : Their Lives and Faces. Book Two Ball, Ann Biog Multiple Sts (BAL ) Mother Cabrini Joan, Mary, Sister Biography (JOA ) Mother Élisabeth Bruyère : Foundress of the Sisters of Charity of Ottawa Paul-Emile, Sister Biography (BRU ) Mother Teresa Chawla, Navin Biography (TER ) Mother Teresa : A Complete Biography Spink, Kathryn Biography (TER ) Mother Teresa : a life of love Stone, Elaine Murray Biography (TER ) Mother Teresa : Beyond
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