Books

"We saw him step in on the mat,

we saw him: the Cat in the Hat..."

"I will pick up the hook. 

You will see something new. 

Two things. And I call them 

Thing One and Thing Two.  "

Now bring home your very own Cat in the Hat and Thing 1 and Thing 2. Each one is fun cuddler to bring the classic children's story to life.

Ages 0+

Thing 1 and 2: Measures 4 x 3 x 10 standing, 4 x 4 x 7.5 seated *each doll

The Cat in the Hat: Measures Seated Height - Medium 14 in / 35.6 cm

Surface wash only

This product meets or exceeds EN71 and CPSIA safety regulations

This collection of selected tweets from the Twitter account of Pope Francis is a simple version of his ever-increasing body of thought, perfect for daily use and reflection. His tweets cover an array of issues including the Christian life, moral teachings, social concerns, modern challenges, and the common good. Throughout the pope’s tweets, his desire for mercy, for which he has become well-known, is on prominent display. 

Pope Francis on Twitter delivers the wisdom of a faithful shepherd on current events as well as on age-old challenges, using a social media platform accessed by millions. Each tweet holds the pope’s unique blend of clear and insightful thought that comes from a life of theological acumen and pastoral outreach.

This straightforward guide to the pope’s Twitter posts is convenient for pastors, deacons, evangelization ministers, catechism teachers, the lay faithful, and frequent and infrequent social media users alike.

144 pages

Dimensions: 5" x 7"

The New American Bible, Revised Edition (NABRE), offers a superb reading experience that will give this Bible a special place in your life.  

The New American Bible, Revised Edition (NABRE), translation of the Bible includes a brief introduction to each book in the Bible, a preface to the Old Testament and New Testament, and extensive notes and cross-references on each page to help the reader delve deeper into God’s Word. With revised Psalms and New Testament, the revised edition offers readers a translation faithful to the original languages of the text and appealing to the contemporary English-speaking reader.

Dimensions: 5 ¾" X 8 ¾" X 2"

Lightweight, smooth 18-lb paper

These tiny but mighty books feature the world's most popular Catholic prayers. With large, easy-to-read type, this pocketbook is a perfect prayer resource that can fit in the palm of your hand. With a wide selection of options available for the reader, they're a great gift for any time or occassion. 

Great Mother & Father Day Gifts!

Material: Paperback Size: 3-1/8 x 5" H

1806-1856
Excerpt from the Preface: "The work of the Sisters of Providence in the Indiana woodland forms part of several diverse movements in the world of their day, first in Europe in the great resurgence of Catholic thought and activity in post-Revolutionary France and also in the far-flung missionary labors of France across the globe. In America the Sisters fitted as an integral part into the great western pioneer movement of settlement, development, and education; and their labors tied up intimately in particular with the diocese of Vincennes, which was only six years old when they reached Indiana. They bore their part also in the great work of assimilating and educating the new immigrant population, so largely Catholic, and exerted a powerful influence in commending the much-maligned Catholic religion to their Protestant pupils and their parents. When the little group of frightened Frenchwomen crossed the Wabash on that memorable afternoon in late October, 1840, to undertake their works of zeal and education in the thick Vigo County woods, they brought to Indiana a permanent and beneficent force destined to grow and wax more and more potent for good in many diverse fields."

1890 - 1928
The pages of this volume span a period of approximately 40 years in the history of the Congregation of the Sisters of Providence of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods, Indiana--from 1890 when Mother Mary Cleophas Foley was elected General Superior for the first of her 6 terms of office, to 1928, the year of her death.  Prior to this time, however, 50 years of struggle, privation, and dedicated apostolic labor, in the fields of Christian education and basic health care, had prepared the ground for this later harvest of expansion and development.

Author:  Sister Mary Roger Madden, S.P.
Publisher:  Sisters of Providence
Year of Publication:  1991