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Do you believe everybody has a guardian angel? The author contends that everybody does. We have a guardian angel that is invisibly present at every moment of our life and stands ready at our side to guide us, defend us from physical and spiritual harm, and lead us on the path to eternal life. Hebrews 13:2 says, “Do not forget to entertain strangers, for by so doing some have entertained angels without knowing it.” The book tells the reader instead of being a stranger to angels, befriend your guardian angel who is a faithful companion, teacher, can be your best friend and is, most of all...

Most people familiar with the Rosary are not aware of the specific “promises” the Blessed Virgin Mary told saints about the Rosary’s power as a safeguard against evil. This book contains inspiring experiences from ordinary people and from a select family about how the Rosary has affected their lives being brought up saying a family rosary together. The book also includes an in-depth view of what Mary has told the visionaries about the distinct power of the Rosary at six different apparition sites, its powers as told by special people including Immaculee Ilibagiza, Father Patrick ...

The book relies solely on descriptions of the Warning by the four young girls in Garabandal which has no connection to darkness from the sun going out or that a blazing sign of the Cross will appear in the sky. The Warning does feature an illumination of conscience during which for a short time all people on earth will be granted total comprehension of their sins and the consequences of their past sins. The author does not provide personal speculation on when the Warning will occur but cites Sister Agnes Sasagawa ‘s comment in 2019 that “I feel the time is near” after she received a ...

Mary’s most familiar and celebrated qualities are her meekness, mildness, profound humility, and purity. She is described as amiable and known as the Mystic Rose. She has other great qualities which are seldom recognized. As Queen of Heaven and Earth she is powerful and battles with Satan over our souls. The author takes up Bishop Barron’s salute to Mary as a “Warrior Queen.” She is the woman in Genesis 3:15 who crushes the serpent’s head and the Queen with twelve stars on her crown in Revelation 12 who battles with the red dragon. The book highlights the marvelous and powerful ...

The book will challenge you to know about what Jesus suffered and offered up for us than ever before. It will make Lent more alive and relevant by examining His many wounds-more than we ever think and feel about. “By His Wounds We Are Healed”!The author clearly connects the prophecies about the Passion and Crucifixion with the evidence of fulfillment from three famous relics: the Shroud of Turin, Sudarium of Oviedo and the Veil of Veronica legend. A famous Catholic mystic identifies, for the first time, the name of the real person who wiped Jesus’ face on his Way to the Cross. Two ...

Jesus teaches us how to confront temptations to sin by modeling how he responded to the temptations from Satan he experienced after fasting in the desert for forty days and during his agony in the garden. There are many lessons we can learn from these two events in Jesus’ life to help us deal with the temptations we face in our daily lives. The author focuses on the spiritual power of fasting, the presence of angels in both the desert and the garden, the question of abandonment by God the Father and Jesus’ friends, the roles of the Holy Spirit, Michael the Archangel, and the Blessed ...

God was the first to say to Moses, “The Lord bless you and keep you;the Lord make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you; the Lord lift up his countenanceupon you and give you peace.” It is known today as Aaron’s Blessing. When we seek the face of Jesus, the son of God, he know he will be gracious to us and give us peace. What’s more, the image of his face serves as a great protection against evil when visible. It is hard to give into temptation when the face of Jesus is in your thoughts, imagination or physical sight.This book focuses on the face of Jesus as seen in the ...

Do you pray? How often? Pew Research Center’s 2014 U.S. Religious Landscape Study reported that 55% of Americans engage in daily prayer. A 2011 U.S. News and Beliefnet internet site found 64 % of the respondents stated they pray more than once a day. Muslims pray five times a day. The early Judeo-Christian tradition held that followers should pray three times a day. Daniel prayed three times a day in the Old Testament and 3:00 pm was a specific time of prayer in the New Testament. Three o’clock was the time Jesus took his last breath completing his ultimate sacrifice for our salvation. ...

Here are the many actual messages the Virgin Mary has given the world at fifteen different apparition sites plus inner locutions from her received by famous saints. Mary challenges us to “clean up our act” or face imminent chastisement described at Kibeho, Garabandal, Akita and most recently at Civitavecchia and other locations. The author also presents a whole host of inspirational quotes from saintly people praising Mary in relation to her specific messages. Our Blessed Mother in the book presents the same basic message over and over again calling us to prayer, works, and sacrifice in...

Of the 7 seven deadly sins, the author contends “Lust” is, in today’s world, the most destructive one of them all. He cites the enormous number of women and children that are sexually violated every day by rape, domestic abuse, incest, child prostitution, child trafficking and child pornography. However, it appears most people are desensitized to the sin of lust; they do not see its devastating effects even when it creeps into their own lives. Lust is a subtle and insidious sin because an idolatry of sexual pleasure permeates our world throughout all aspects of life today in fashions,...

Many writers still decry the fact that the Holy Spirit is neglected and ignored in sermons, homilies, theological study and in people’s lives. He has been described as the “forgotten God”, the Cinderella in the Trinity even though he is totally equal in power, majesty and possesses the same divine attributes with God the Father and God the Son. The author depends on many biblical descriptions, theological resources, specific prayers and his own personal relationship with the Holy Spirit to lead the reader to a deeper understanding of what the Holy Spirit brings into our lives. The ...

Does an angel named Phanuel really exist? If so, is he the one who wrestled with Jacob, God’s chosen leader of the Israelites? What is his special role in repentance in today’s world? Was he the Angel of Peace at Fatima?The author starts out on a venture by examining ancient texts to build a case for a little known and very mysterious angel. His search led to some unexpected surprises. He now believes the angel ‘s name is directly linked to special devotions to the face of Jesus that are growing in popularity among Christians today. One of the devotions is directly connected to the ...

Jam-packed with very goofy humor from a man who questions his craziness? This a zany book about dumb laws and stupid people that have “baked the author’s noodle.” He digs deep into some of the laws to find out why horses cannot be tied to parking meters, alligators and donkeys are forbidden from sleeping in bathtubs and one law that allows topless clerks in tropical fish stores but no other stores in England. He believes that two men gave physical evidence they had sex with a porcupine. The author waxes serious about motherhood, preteen boys being drag queens and the re-baptism of ...

Like the Seraphim and the Cherubim, the Thrones are at the highest rank in the hierarchy of angels according to Christian writers. Why do you want to know about Throne Angels? Because they are intricately connected to repentance- yours and mine. The book delves into the bible, the Book of Enoch, the Shepherd of Hermas, and other Christian writings to explain why the Thrones are not only recognized in Colossians 1:16 but are also known as the Ophanim or “wheels” in Ezekiel and Daniel’s visions and their assigned relationship to God’s throne as God bearers. We learn visitors from the ...

This is a marvelous story about a bleeding statue and Mary’s apparitions to a pious Italian family as recently as 1995. The story of the supernatural happenings is not well known in America as all the books about it are in Italian or Spanish. Early on, the bishop of the diocese wanted the little statue destroyed thinking it was all a hoax but when the statue bled in his hands he turned from skeptic to believer. Pope John Paul II was devoted to the bleeding statue and reportedly visited the Gregori family in secret to see the statue and had the statue brought to him in the Vatican where he...

The author is very frustrated. He has this strong belief that there are powerful graces that flow from the Holy Face of Jesus, but he cannot get other people to believe him even his many “friends” on Facebook. He cites what Jesus himself told saintly people about the power of his image and reminds readers of the many passages in the Bible that direct believers “To seek the Face of God”. He maintains that a visual image and “presence” are intricately linked together. The book focuses on three famous images of Jesus: Veil of Veronica, Shroud of Turin and the Divine Mercy image. He...

Toilet-themed books can be really entertaining especially if they are knee-slapping funny. This book is just that. It is filled with humorous real-life stories of a man who must spend four hours a day sitting on a toilet whether traveling about or at home. You will laugh out loud and agree why he considers himself a “toilet expert”. Meet the “flying toilet seat”, how to deal with electric eye flushers, the times he gets caught in ladies’ restrooms, the perfect restroom at the winery at Castello Banfi–II Burgo, Italy, the Saint Bernard dog from hell, and when he got wedged ...

A good nun told the author who was prepared to make a presentation on Purgatory for converts, “We do not talk about that!” He gave in and remains sorry about it ever since. The existence of Purgatory is a dogma of the Catholic Church but we never hear about it in church. The book talks about purgatory in plain language and why so few people go straight to heaven and so many of us will be blessed to enter purgatory where “every trace of attachment to evil must be eliminated, every imperfection of the soul corrected” (Pope John Paul II). Nothing unclean can enter Heaven. The holy ...

Maybe you have heard the expression “offering it up” or offer it up. The author first heard about it when he was in a Catholic grade school. Recently he came across it again and decided to explore its meaning, purpose and value. He learned that it can be a powerful spiritual sacrifice offered up to God, for others and the world. He continues to practice the habit especially when he is trying to wait patiently and doing things he does not like to do. He learned that suffering is not easy to offer up but if practiced, it can lead to advanced spiritual growth. The book presents guidelines ...

Everyone has experienced suffering in their life. Most of us would like to do our best to avoid it, control it or get rid of it. But does suffering have value other than bringing to our attention that something needs to be done about it? The book proposes that suffering can have a meaningful spiritual impact either positive or negative in our lives. The author shares his experiences with suffering and how he has grown spiritually in the process. He presents several examples and exercises that the reader can use to focus on their own spiritual growth.