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Book Reviews
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(OSV News) — After climbing the podcast charts with “Rosary in a Year,” Father Mark-Mary Ames of the Franciscan Friars of the Renewal recently released “Eight Promises of God: Discovering Hope …
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“Living and Dying Well: A Catholic Plan for Resisting Physician-Assisted Killing” Charles Camosy, Our Sunday Visitor (2025) 184 pages, $20.95 The slogan many proponents and supporters of euthanasia and physician-assisted …
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“If You Can Get It” deserves praise for its dry wit, its keen insight into the difficulties and ironies of our global supply chain and its touchingly human depiction of …
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“Joan” of Arkansas in this story is Joanie Smith, a 16-year-old unpopular high school student who overcomes a range of hardships to find grace and redemption for herself and those …
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Michael D. O’Brien is one of the great spiritual writers of our age. Though most of his books are novels, they invite one into a deeper contemplation of the great …
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“Burning Psalms” is a book of modern Psalmic verse — each “Burning Psalm” is a responsive reflection on the Psalms — from the son of Auschwitz survivors.
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“Where Angels Pass”Ellen Gable Hrkach, Full Quiver Publishing (2022)322 pages, $14.99 Catholic writer Ellen Gable Hrkach’s latest book “Life From the Bottom Shelf” (Full Quiver Publishing) is a bit of …
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“Media Fasting: Six Weeks to Recharge in Christ”Sister Nancy Usselmann, Pauline Books & Media US (2025)176 pages, $13.50 Have you ever berated yourself for falling down an online “rabbit hole” …
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“The Stations of the Cross in Slow Motion” Suzan Sammons, Sophia Institute Press (2024) 160 pages, $10.00 Suzan Sammons’ latest book “The Stations of the Cross in Slow Motion,” led …
