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Holy Cross Library Index Author Surname Author First Name Title Category A.A. General Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions General Service Office Spirituality Abajian Diane Praying and Doing The Stations of the Cross with Children Prayer Abbott, S.J. Editor Walter M. The Documents Of Vatican II...The Church Message and Meaning Teaching Addresses Homilies The Pope in Ireland Church History Ahern Patrick Maurice & Therese - The Story of a Love Saints and Biography Aid to the Church Way of the Cross with the Church in in Need need Liturgical Year Aid to the Church We Fly to Thy Patronage O Holy Mother in Need of God Prayer Aid to the Church We fly to thy Patronage - Praying the in Need Rosary Prayer Aid to the Church Way of the Cross in Need Prayer Alcover Norbert Eight Day Retreat with Saint Ignatius of Loyola Prayer Alexander Pat The Lion Encyclopedia Of The Bible Organizing Editor The Bible Allen Thomas A Guide To the Passion of The Christ New Testament Alliende-Luco Father Joaquin Via Crucis - Way . Death . Resurrection New Testament Alvarez Edited & Thomas The Prayers of Teresa Of Avila Introduced by Prayer Ames C. Alan Through the Eyes of Jesus New Testament Andersen, M.S.C. Frank Making The Eucharist Matter Mass and Sacraments Anderson Rev. William A. The Gospel Of John - Christian New Scripture Study Series Testament Anderson Rev. William A. The Gospel of Mark - Christian New Scripture Study Series Testament Armstrong Karen The First Christian - St. Paul's Impact On New Christianity Testament Arnold J. Heinrich Freedom from Sinful Thoughts General Spirituality Arnold John The Quality of Mercy Mass and Sacraments Arnold Johann Christoph The Loving Art of Forgiving General Spirituality Atherton Richard New Light Prayer Author Surname Author First Name Title Category Backhouse Robert Ed by The Spiritual Exercises of St Ignatius of Loyola Prayer Bacovcin Helen The Way of a Pilgrim and The Pilgrim General Continues His Way Spirituality Badry E. The Courage of Faith Prayer Baillie John A Diary of Private Prayer Prayer Baker G. L. the Finger Of God is Here Saints and Biography Baldwin David Santiago de Compostela - The way of St Saints and James Biography Bancroft Alan Poems of St. Therese Of Lisieux Saints and Biography Bankson Marjory Zoet Braided Streams - Ester and a Woman's General Way of Growing Spirituality Barbaric OFM Fr. Slavko Pray the Holy Rosary Every Day Prayer Barbet DR. Pierre The Passion Of Our Lord Jesus Christ New Testament Barclay William The Gospel of Mark The New Daily New Study Bible Testament Barclay William The Acts of The Apostles - The Daily New Study Bible Testament Barclay Williams The letter To The Romans The Daily New Study Bible Testament Barclay William The Gospel of John Volume 1 Chapters 1-New 7 Testament Barclay William The Gospel of Matthew Volume 2 New Chapters 11-28 Testament Barclay William The Gospel of Mark New Testament Barclay William The Gospel of Matthew Volume 1 New Chapters 1-10 Testament Barclay William The Gospel of John Volume2 Chapter 8- New 21 Testament Barclay William The Letters To The Corinthians New Testament Barclay William The Letter To The Hebrews New Testament Barclay William The Letters Of John And Jude New Testament Barclay William The Gospel Of Luke New Testament Barclay William Franco Zeffirelli's Jesus of Nazareth Saints and Biography Barclay William The Letter to the Galatians and New Ephesians Testament Author Surname Author First Name Title Category Bareis Airon-Violet R. Lord, Help Me I'm Sick Prayer Bareis Airon-Violet R. Lord, Help Me I'm Sick Prayer Barrett C.K. The Gospel of John &Judaism New Testament Barry D. E. Margaret Sinclair Saints and Biography Bauer Judith A. The Essential Mary Handbook - a summary of beliefs, devotions, and Saints and prayers Biography Bauman Harold Living Through Grief - Stregth and Hope General in Time of Loss Spirituality Bausch William J. A New Look at the Sacraments Mass and Sacraments Bausch William J. It Is The Lord ! Sin and Confession Mass and Revisited Sacraments Beirne C.S.Sp. Fr John "Am I Going to Heaven or Not" The Aokpe Story Church History Belton Vivienne Cardinal Thomas Winning-An Saints and Authorised Biography Biography Benson Robert Hugh Come Rack Come Rope Saints and Biography Benson R.H. Lord of the World General Spirituality Bernadot, O.P. M.V. The Eucharist and The Trinity Mass and Sacraments Bernard-Marie, Huscenot Jean,F.E.C. Conversations of The Saints Words of Saints and O.F.S., Wisdom From Gods Chosen Biography Bernardin Joseph Louis The Gift of Peace - Personal Reflections General Spirituality Besnard A.M. Take a chance on God Prayer Beumer Jurjen Henri Nouwen A Restless Seeking for General God Spirituality Beumer Jurjen Henri Nouwen - A Restless Seeking for Saints and God Biography Bielecki Tessa Teresa of Avila - Ecstasy and Common Saints and Sense Biography Bishops' Jesus Christ - Living in His Word Conferenceof Scotland Church History Bleasdell Babsie Refesh Your Life in the Spirit - How the Holy Spirit Can Empower You Every General Day Spirituality Blessed John Duns Thought and Prayer Saints and Scotus Biography Author Surname Author First Name Title Category Bligh John Historical Information For New New Testament Students Testament Bloom Archbishop Anthony School for Prayer Prayer Bloom & Anthony Courage To Pray LeFebvre Georges Prayer Bloomfield Bob Martyrs Of Vietnam Saints and Biography Blumhardt Christoph Lift Thine Eyes Evening Prayers for Every Day of the Year Prayer Boa Kenneth Living Promises Prayer Boase, S.J. Leonard The Prayer of faith - A Simple Approach To Prayer Prayer Bogle Joanna Fr Werenfried - A Life Saints and Biography Bokenkotter Thomas A Concise History of the Catholic Church - Revised and Expanded Edition Church History Bolger E.C. The Man called Montfort Saints and Biography Bonhoeffer Dietrich Life Together General Spirituality Borelli Antonio A. Our Lady Of Fatima ; Prophecies of Saints and Tragedy or Hope ? Biography Bornkamm, Barth Gunther, Gerhard and Tradition and Interpretation in Matthew New &Held Heinz Joachim Testament Boros Ladislaus In Time of Temptation General Spirituality Boylan O.C.S.O. Dom Eugene The Mystical Body and the Spiritual General Life Spirituality Brennan Patrick The Way of Forgiveness General Spirituality Brinkworth Guy Everyman's Guide To The Spiritual Exercises of St.Ignatius Prayer Brodrick , S.J. James Our Lord's Words From The Cross New Testament Brother Roger of Taize A Life We Never Dared Hope For Saints and Biography Brown Rayomnd E. Reading The Gospels With the Church New Testament Brown Raymond E. An Adult Christ at Christmas-Essays on the Three Biblical Christmas Stories Matthew 2 and Luke 2 Liturgical Year Brown Raymond E. A Once and Coming Spirit at Pentecost Liturgical Year Author Surname Author First Name Title Category Brown Raymond E. A Crucified Christ in Holy Week - Essays on the Four Gospel Passion Narratives Liturgical Year Brown Raymond E. Christ in the Gospels of the Ordinary Sundays Liturgical Year Brown Michael H. After Life General Spirituality Brown Michael H. Secrets of the Eucharist Mass and Sacraments Brown Fr William Peter The Seven Delours of Our Blessed Lady Saints and Biography Brown Fr William Peter Thoughts on the Blessed Virgin Mary Saints and Biography Brown Raymond E. Biblical Reflections on Crises facing the Church The Bible Bshops' Scotland Norms for Priestly Formation Church Conference Teaching Buckley Michael Let Peace Disturb You - Insight into General essential gospel words Spirituality Buckley S.J. Francis "I Confess" - the Scrament of Penace Mass and Today Sacraments Burrows Ruth Before the Living God - Prayer and General Practice Spirituality Bush William To Quell The Terror - The True Story Of The Carmelite Martyrs Of Compiegne Saints and Biography Byrne Lavinia The Dome of Heaven - A Prayer Course for Advent Liturgical Year Byrne Peter His Healing Hands Prayer Byrne Peter His Healing Hands Prayer Byrne Peter Be Healed in Heart Prayer Byrne Peter Be Healed in Heart Prayer Byrne Peter Prayer Book for Adoration Prayer Byrne Peter His Healing Hands Prayer Byrne Peter Adoration Prayer Byrne Peter Woman the Beautiful General Spirituality Byrne Peter The Sun Never Sets - The Perpetual Help Story Church History Caldwell Elizabeth Francis Come Unto Me-Rethinking the Mass and Sacraments For Children Sacraments Cantalamessa Raniero Life in the Lordship Of Christ A Spiritual Commentary on the Letter to New the Romans Testament Author Surname Author First Name Title Category Cantalamessa Raniero The Mystery Of Christmas-A comment on the Magnificat,Gloria,Nunc Dimittis Liturgical Year Cantalamessa Raniero Obedience General Spirituality Cantalamessa Raniero Life in Christ - A Spiritual Commentary New on the Letter to the Romans Testament Cantalamessa Raniero The Holy Spirit in the Life of Jesus New Testament Cantalamessa Raniero The Mystery of Pentecost Liturgical Year Caraman Philip Henry Morse - Priest of the Plague and Saints and Martyr of England Biography Caraman Philip Ignatius Loyola Saints and Biography Caraman Philip John Gerard - The Autobiography of an Saints and Elizabethan Biography Caraman S.J. Philip The Gospel According to Saint Mark New Testament Caraman S.J. Philip The Gospel According to Saint Matthew New Testament Caraman S.J. Philip The Gospel According to Saint John New Testament Carlos,OCD and Fr. Jeremiah Fr. The way Of The Cross In Fatima General Kondor,SVD Louis Spirituality Carretto Carlo The God Who Comes General Spirituality Cassidy Sheila Good Friday People General Spirituality Catholc Truth A Simple
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