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Saints and Blessed People Catalog Number Title Author B Augustine Tolton Father Tolton : From Slave to Priest Hemesath, Caroline B Barat K559 Madeleine Sophie Barat : A Life Kilroy, Phil B Barbarigo, Cardinal Mark Ant Cardinal Mark Anthony Barbarigo Rocca, Mafaldina B Benedict XVI, Pope Pope Benedict XVI , A Biography Allen, John B Benedict XVI, Pope My Brother the Pope Ratzinger, Georg B Brown It is I Who Have Chosen You Brown, Judie B Brown Not My Will But Thine : An Autobiography Brown, Judie B Buckley Nearer, My God : An Autobiography of Faith Buckley Jr., William F. B Calloway C163 No Turning Back, A Witness to Mercy Calloway, Donald B Casey O233 Story of Solanus Casey Odell, Catherine B Chesterton G. K. C5258 G. K. Chesterton : Orthodoxy Chesterton, G. K. B Connelly W122 Case of Cornelia Connelly, The Wadham, Juliana B Cony M3373 Under Angel's Wings Maria Antonia, Sr. B Cooke G8744 Cooke, Terence Cardinal : Thy Will Be Done Groeschel, Benedict & Weber, B Day C6938 Dorothy Day : A Radical Devotion Coles, Robert B Day D2736 Long Loneliness, The Day, Dorothy B de Foucauld A6297 Charles de Foucauld (Charles of Jesus) Antier, Jean‐Jacques B de Oliveira M4297 Crusader of the 20th Century, The : Plinio Correa de Oliveira Mattei, Riberto B Doherty Tumbleweed : A Biography Doherty, Eddie B Dolores Hart Ear of the Heart :An Actress' Journey from Hollywood to Holy Hart, Mother Dolores B Fr. Peter Rookey P Father Peter Rookey : Man of Miracles Parsons, Heather B Fr.Peyton A756 Man of Faith, A : Fr. Patrick Peyton Arnold, Jeanne Gosselin B Francis F7938 Francis : Family Man Suffers Passion of Jesus Fox, Fr. Robert B Francis, Pope On Heaven and Earth Bergoglio, J. & Skorka, A. B Francis, Pope Name of God is Mercy, The Francis, Pope B Francis, Pope Pope Francis : Our Brother, Our Friend Various B Francis, Pope A Pope Francis : His Life in His Own Words Ambrogetti, Francesca & Rubi B Francis, Pope B9427 Pope Francis Bunson, Matthew B Francis, Pope Co Pope Francis : In His Own Words Collazo, Julie & Rogak, Lisa B Francis, Pope Cr Pope Francis : The Pope from the End of the Earth Craughwell, Thomas B Francis, Pope H Pope Francis : And Our Call to Joy Houdek, Diane B Francis, Pope M Pope Francis, Life and Vision : Pray for Me Moynihan, Robert B Francis, Pope S Big Heart Open to God, ASparado, SJ B Francis, Pope T Francis : Pope of a New World Tornielli, Andrea B Francis, Pope V Pope Francis : Untying The Knots Vallely, Paul B Francis, Pope C Francis : Bishop of Rome Collins, Michael Sunday, March 5, 2017 Page 1 of 13 Catalog Number Title Author B Francis, Pope F The Church According to the Heart of Pope Francis Francis, Pope B Francis, Pope W Future of the Catholic Church with Pope Francis, The Wills, Garry B Frank Duff B8123 Frank Duff : Founder of the Legion of Mary Bradshaw, Robert B Frank Kelly L Frank Kelly : Gifted by the Holy Spirit Lang, David B George Eileen George : Beacon of God's Love George, Eileen B Gerard Autobiography of a Hunted Priest, The Gerard, John B Hamilton G8744 Priest Forever : The Life of Father Eugend Hamilton Groeschel, Benedict B Hirschmann Hansi : The Girl Who Left the Swastika Hirschmann, Maria B Ilibagiza I28 Left to Tell : Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust Ilibagiza, Immaculee B Ilibagiza I28 Led by Faith : Rising from the Ashes of the Rawandan Genoci Ilibagiza, Immaculee B Jacinta G1463 Jacinta : The Flower of Fatima Galamba de Oliveira, Joseph B John M. Haffert H138 To Shake the World : Life of John M. Haffert Haffert, John M. B John Paul I S4382 Smiling Pope : The Life and Teaching of John Paul ISeabeck, Raymond and Lauret B John Paul II K987 Man of the Century : The Life and Times of Pope John Paul II Kwitny, Jonathan B Kapuan Kapuan, The Miracle of Father Wenzyl, Roy & Heying, Travis B Kempe Book of Margery Kempe, The Kempe, Margery B La Popesa M La Popesa : Biography of Sister Pascalina Murphy, Paul B Lawson Let Me Be A Light : Faith Journey of Fr. Ron Lawson Rotelli, Richard B Lewis C. S. D Most Reluctant Convert, The : C.S.Lewis' Journey to Faith Downing, David B Little Nellie of Holy God Life of Little Nellie of Holy God Various Sources B Lovasik L896 Our Lady's Knight : the True Story of Technical Sargeant Leo Lovasik, Lawrence G. B Mama Maggie M Mama Maggie : Story of Maggie Gobran Makary, M. & Vaughn, E. B Marie R42592 Mère Marie of the Ursulines : A Study In Adventure Repplier, Agnes B Martin Miracle at Carville Martin, Betty B Mary Margaret McAuley Courageous Catherine : First Sister of Mercy Raymond Marie, Sister B McSheffry H248 Faith That Challenges : The Life of Jim McSheffry Hanrahan, Maura B Menendez Christ's Appeal for Love Menendez, Sr. Josefa B Merton Seven Storey Mountain, The Merton, Thomas B Michael McGivney B Father Michael McGivney : Parish Priest Brinkley, Douglas B Mother Angelica A779 Mother Angelica Arroyo, Raymond B Mother Angelica O Mother Angelica : Her Life Story O'Neill, Dan B Mother Antonia J824 Prison Angel : Mother Antonia’s Journey from Beverly Hills to Jordan, Mary & Sullivan, Kevin B Mother Mary of the Passion Very Reverend Mother Mary of the Passion and Her Institute, Cullen, Fr. Thomas F. B Mother St. Joseph M1672 Treasure In a Field : The Life of Venerable Mother St. Joseph McManama, Sr. Mary Fidelis B Newman S9474 Snapdragon : The Story of John Henry Newman Sugg, Joyce B Paul VI C587 Apostle for Our Time : Pope Paul VI Clancy, John G. B Pell L7883 George Pell : Defender of the Faith Down Under Livingstone, Tess B Pere Lamy B Pere Lamy : 1855‐1931 Biver, Comte Paul B Pius XII V256 Pope Pius XII : Priest and Statesman Van Hoek, Kees Sunday, March 5, 2017 Page 2 of 13 Catalog Number Title Author B Pope John XXIII H A Man Named John : Life of Pope John XXIII Hatch, Alden B Pope Paul VI G Pope Paul VI : The Pope Speaks Guitton, Jean B Praxedes Fernandez Praxedes : Wife, Mother, Widow and Lay Dominican Olive, Fr. Martin‐Maria B Quinn S944 Edel Quinn : Envoy of the Legion of Mary to Africa Suenens, Léon Joseph B Ratzinger Milestones, Memoirs 1927‐1977 Ratzinger, Joseph Cardinal B Ratzinger, Joseph Cardinal R2 Milestones : Memoirs 1927‐1977 Ratzinger, Joseph Cardinal B Scanlan Let the Fire Fall Scanlan, Michael B Sheen Fulton F Bishop Sheen : Mentor and Friend Franco, Msg. Hiliary B Sheen, Fulton M Archbishop Fulton Sheen : Life & Times Murphy, Myles B Sheen, Fulton S Treasure In Clay Sheen, Bishop Fulton J. B Sheen, Martin P Martin Sheen : Pilgrim on the Way Pacatte, Rose B Sister Lucia F322 Sr. Lucia : Apostle of Mary's Immaculate Heart Fellows, Mark B Sister Madeleva J Sister Madeleva, The Story of Jenks, Barbara B Somerville, Henry S Henry Somerville, Catholic Journalist Sinasac, Joseph B Spellman G Cardinal Spellman Story, The Gannon, Robert B Thomas Becket G Thomas Becket : Warrior, Priest, Rebel Guy, John B Tolkien K Tolkien & The Silmarillion Kirby, Clyde B Walsh K415 Bishop Walsh of Maryknoll, Prisoner of Red China Kerrison, Ray B Winrich All for the Glory of God : The Hidden Treasures of a Missiona Winrich, Fr. Walter A. B Wise Rhoda Wise Story, The Sigler, Karen Bl Alexandrina R8841 Blessed Alexandrina : A Living Miracle of the Eucharist Rowles, Kevin Bl Alfred Pampalon D Alfred Pampalon : He Loved Mary, He Loved Ste. Anne Desroches, Gerard Bl Anna Maria Taigi B559 Wife, Mother and Mystic Bessieres, Albert Bl Anne‐Marie Rivier R456 In the Strength of her Vision : Anne‐Marie Rivier Rey‐Mermet, Theodule Bl Charles de Foucauld D315 Meditations of a Hermit De Foucauld, Charles Bl Charles de Foucauld H6557 Charles de Foucauld Hillyer, Philip Bl Charles de Foucauld L595 Charles de Foucault : Two Dancers in the Desert Lepetit, Charles Bl Charles de Foucauld P925 Sands of Tamanrasset Preminger, Marion Mill Bl Eliza. Leseur Secret Diary of Elizabeth Leseur, The Leseur, Elizabeth Bl Emmerich S356 Life of Anne Catherine Emmerich : Volume 2 Schmoger, Carl Bl Emmerich S356 Life of Anne Catherine Emmerich : Volume 1 Schmoger, Carl Bl Emmerich S356 Life of Anne Catherine Emmerich Schmoger, Carl Bl Francisco Marto L5333 Francisco of Fatima : A Great Little Story Leite, Fr. Fernando Bl Frédéric Ozanam D4388 Apostle in a Top Hat : the Life of Frédéric Ozanam Derum, James Patrick Bl Giorgio Frassati F843 Man of the Beatitudes, AFrassati, Luciana Bl Imelda Lambertini W763 Patron Saint of First Communicants Windeatt, Mary Fabyan Bl Jacinta and Francisco Marto Blessed Jacinta and Francisco Marto : Shepherds of Fatima Heffernan, Anne Eileen Bl Jacinta Marto O489 Jacinta, The Flower of Fatima Olivera, Joseph Bl John Henry Newman Z55 John Henry Newman : His Inner Life Zeno, Dr. Sunday, March 5, 2017 Page 3 of 13 Catalog Number Title Author Bl John Paul I John Paul I : The Smiling Pope A Carmelite Nun Bl Mary(s) Three Women and the Lord von Speyr, Adrienne Bl Maximin of La Salette Maximin of La Salette : The Martydom of Witness Mother Michelle Bl Melanie Calvat D Melanie : Story of Our Lady of La Salette Dennis, Mary Alice Bl Miguel Pro B1871 Blessed Miguel Pro : 20th Century Mexican Martyr Ball, Ann Bl Mother Anne Javouhey Blessed Mother Anne Marie Javouhey Delaplace, Fr. F. Bl Mother Basilea I Found the Key to the Heart of God Schlink, Basilea Bl Mother Mary Teresa of St. Jo Mother Mary Teresa of St. Joseph : An Autobiography Mother Mary Teresa Bl Pier Giorgio Frassati V335 Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati : Journey to the Summit Vasquez, Ana Maria Bl Therese Neumann Light Shone in the Darkness, A Rossman, Dsoreen Bl Visionaries, Mystics and Stig Visionaries, Mystics and Stigmatists down through the Ages Lord, Bob and Penny Saints Saints, Ancient & Modern Calamari, Barbara Saints Patron Saints Daughters of St.
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