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X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 2/25/2020 1 SUBJECT MATTER TITLE AUTHOR SUMMARY PUB DATE DVD gdom VIDEO AUDIO OTHER OTHER AUDIO 2/12/2020 Abraham: Revealing the Ray, Stephen To understand our faith, we must understand the "Jewishness" Lighthouse Catholic 2011 x Historical Roots of our Faith of Christianity and our Old Testament Heritage Media Adam's Return: The Five Rohr, Richard Boys become men in much the same way across cultures, by St. Anthony Messenger 2006 Promises of Male Initiation integrating, through experience, each of these messages: 1. Press x Life is hard; 2. You are not that important; 3. Your life is not about you; 4. You are not in control; 5. You are going to die. Amazing Angels and Super Cat.Chat, designed for kids ages 3-11, to teach lessons for Lighthouse Catholic 2008 x Saints - Episode 1 living out their faith every day Media Authority of Those Who Have Rohr, Richard OFM Father Richard shares his insights on pain and dying Center for Loss and Life 2005 x Suffered, The Transition Becoming the Best Version of Kelly, Matthew Take life to the next level: who you become is infinitely more Beacon Publishing 1999 x Yourself important than what you do or what you have. Best of Catholic Answers Live, 47 answers to questions from non-Catholics Catholic Answers x The Best Way to Live, The Kelly, Matthew Perfect for young paople as they consider the life before them at Beacon Publishing 2012 the time of Confirmation; also an important reminder for adults x of any age, and one that is sure to help you refocus your life x Bible, The Recitation of the Bible on 64 cd's Zondervan 2001 Body and Blood of Christ, The Hahn, Dr. Scott Provides the Biblical basis for the Church's teaching on the Real Lighthouse Catholic 2012 x Presence of Christ in the Eucharist Media x Bringing Catholics Home Peterson, Tom Modern, mature evangelization Mary Foundation 2012 Call to Joy, A Kelly, Matthew Help to embrace the Lord's call to live a deeper spiritual life Lighthouse Catholic 2009 x Media Change the World in 60 Peterson, Tom Author shares how just 60 seconds can truly change the world, Lighthouse Catholic 2010 x Seconds often one life at a time. Media Charity in Truth Pope Benedict XVI (read Excerpts from the encyclical Caritas in Veritate Lighthouse Catholic 2010 x by Kevin O'Brien) Media Christmas Stories: Themes from Shea, John The author speaks before a live audience, exploring the spiritual ACTA Publications 2006 Matthew and Luke center of Christmas and teaching us how to "behold anew" with x the "eye of the heart." x Confession Richards, Fr. Larry Riveting, hilarious, insightful, earthy, and inspirational Mary Foundation 2000 x Conversion of Roy Schoeman Schoeman, Roy Astounding supernatural conversion story Mary Foundation 2013 Conversion of Scott Hahn, The Hahn, Dr. Scott Probably the most popular Catholic conversion story of our time Mary Foundation from a Protestant minister who became Catholic and set in x motion a tidal wave of conversions DaVinci Code Exposed Arnold, Matthew A critical look at the many outrageous religious and historical Lighthouse Catholic 2010 x claims of Dan Brown's controversial bestseller Media Divine Dance: Exploring the Rohr, Richard OFM 4 cd set in which Fr. Richard opens up the central and hidden Center for Action and 2004 Mystery of the Trinity mystery of the Trinity to show its very practical and pastoral Contemplation x implications for community, family, politics, sexuality, and spirituality 2/25/2020 2 SUBJECT MATTER TITLE AUTHOR SUMMARY PUB DATE DVD gdom VIDEO AUDIO OTHER OTHER Fatima: Living the Message Brooks, Fr. Jason, LC Why Mary's messages at Fatima are regarded by many as the Lighthouse Catholic 2011 x most important spiritual event of the past 100 years Media Feminine Genius Campbell, Colleen Carroll The lives of several female saints are used to help women Lighthouse Catholic 2011 x recognize and use their gifts to live out their faith as Christians Media in the modern world. Feminism Misunderstood: One Brennan, Jane Author shares her story of abortion and subsequent depression, Lighthouse Catholic 2009 Woman's Journey to Peace her involvement with Planned Parenthood and NOW , and the Media x healing journey that led to her conversion to the Catholic Church. Finding the Fullness of Faith Ray, Stephen Author's amazing conversion to Catholicism Lighthouse Catholic 2009 x Media Forgotten Virtue, The...: Casey, Fr. William, CPM How wisdom and blessings come through a healthy cultivation Lighthouse Catholic 2009 x Pathway to Holiness of the virtue of humility Media Four Marks of the Church, The Hahn, Dr. Scott How "one, holy, catholic, and apostolic" distinguish the Catholic Lighthouse Catholic 2008 x Part 2 Church from other Christian denominations Media Giving God the Love We Should Duncan, Jan and John Testimonies show how the most effective and beautiful way to Lighthouse Catholic `2010 Altman, Anthony Mullen, Jesus is through the imitation of His Mother. Media x Archbishop Justin Cardinal Rigali God Kreeft, Dr. Peter What can be known about the triune God from the Catechism of Lighthouse Catholic 2008 x the Catholic Church, Holy Scripture, personal experience of the Media Saints, and reason Great Mysteries, The: Greeley, Andrew M. Explication of the Mysteries of God, Jesus, the Spirit, the Cross St. Anthony Messenger 2005 Experiencing Catholic Faith from & Resurrection, Salvation, Grace, Holy Eucharist, Church, Press x the Inside Out Baptism, Mary, Heaven, and the Return of Jesus Healing and Holiness Flynn, Vinny Vinny Flynn shows you how and why Jesus works through the Mary Foundation 2007 x "twin sacraments" of Reconciliation and the Eucharist to heal your deepest wounds and guide you to holiness. Healing Resentments & Hurts Riley, Sr. Carole, cdp, Using Scripture and Sufi tales, Sister suggests ways to free St. Pauls 2000 Through Gratitude Ph.D., LPC ourselves from the prison of resentment to emerge into the x warm sunshine of gratitude. Heroic Women of the Bible Giuliano, Gene Ins. For Religious & Opastoral Studies, Univ. x of Dallas Holy Eucharist, The Casey, Fr. Bill, CPM How faith in the real Presence of Jesus can remedy our living at Lighthouse Catholic 2009 x the time of the greatest loss of faith in the history of the Church Media How to Bring Fallen-Away Hahn, Dr. Scott What is evangelization all about and what role do ordinary Lighthouse Catholic 2008 x Catholics Back to the Church Catholics play in spreading the Faith Media How to Get Married and Stay Healy, Dr. James Tracks contain "Back to Back Intimacy"; "Face to Face Rooted in Love 2001 x Engaged Intimacy'; Shoulder to Shoulder Intimacy" How to Get the Most Out of Hahn, Dr. Scott A step-by-step analysis of the Mass Lighthouse Catholic 2010 x Mass Media How to Win the World Without Durand, Dave Practical ideas and helpful suggestions for winning the world for Lighthouse Catholic 2008 x Losing Your Soul Jesus Media I'm Not Being Fed: Discovering Cavins, Jeff Why so many have left the Catholic Church for evangelical Lighthouse Catholic 2010 x the Food that Satisfies the Soul Christianity Media 2/25/2020 3 SUBJECT MATTER TITLE AUTHOR SUMMARY PUB DATE DVD gdom VIDEO AUDIO OTHER OTHER In Defense of Marriage Staples, Matthew Arnold Saint Joseph 2005 x Communications Interpersonal Conflict: a Spiritual Riley, Sr. Carole, cdp, Addresses the call to resolve conflicts through noticing, St. Pauls 2007 x Challenge Ph.D., LPC analyzing, discerning self-reflection, and dialogue. Invitation to Consider the Peffley, Fr. Francis 5 compelling reasons for a person who is not Catholic to Lighthouse Catholic 2010 x Catholic Faith, An consider entering the Church Media Knowing Jesus Riccardo, Fr. John How to begin or deeply enhance your relationship with the most Mary Foundation 2011 x important man to ever walk the earth Learning the Prayers of the x Rosary in Latin: Mea Culpa Letting Go: A Spirituality of Rohr, Richard This series of retreat talks challenges us to subtract--to release St. Anthony Messenger 2005 Subtraction whatever hinders us from siding with the cosmic Christ, whether Press x that be in our inner world (Talks 1-4) or our outer world (Talks 5- 8). Life-Changing Stories of the Romero, Jesse Numerous encounters of the stunning power of Christ's Lighthouse Catholic 2009 x Eucharist presence in the Eucharist Media Little Way, The: a spirituality of Rohr, Richard, OFM The insights of St. Therese of Lisieux which show imperfection Center for Action and 2007 x imperfection as the organizing principle of spiritual reality Contemplation Living the Eternal Now Rohr, Richard OFM Let go of who we think we are and live NOW Center for Action and 2005 x Contemplation Longing for the Holy, Spirituality Rolheiser, Ronald, OMI; Audio book edition of Longing for the Holy . 12 faith-sharing Renew International 2009 x for Everyday Life based on his selected sessions in a 4-cd set. Publications insights Love - Sacrifice - Trust: He Schmitz, Fr. Micharl Insights on the meaning of Christ's cross, and how each person Lighthouse Talks, 2017 x Showed Us the Way must embrace it Augustine Institute Marian Apparitions Explained Macfarlane, Bud, Sr. Earth-shaking messages from Mary, who, along with her son Mary Foundation 1991 x Jesus, has been warning the world in dozens of approved apparitions over the past three centuries Marriage as a Sign of the Lowery, Dr. Mark D. Manna Recording & 2013 Covenant and the Covenant as Duplication x a Model for Marriage (Univ. of Dallas Ministry Conference) Mass Explained, The Richards, Fr. Larry Contains: The amazing Untold History of the Mass; The True Mary Foundation 2001, 2004 x Presence in the Eucharist; Nuts-and-bolts "Walk Through" of the Parts of the Mass Meditations on the Stations of Thomas, Dr.
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