faithcecelia Posted December 15, 2011 Posted December 15, 2011 I have some Catholic 'stuff' to clear out so wondered if anyone wanted anything: [u]Books[/u] Gentle Roads to Survival - Making Self-healing choises in difficult situations. Andre Auw Ph.D Lord Have Mercy-The healing power of confession Scott Hahn I Am With You Fr John Woolley Why I am Still a Catholic: Essays in faith and perseverance edited by Peter Stanford Venerable Mary Potter and Little Company of Jesus (more a large booklet) Tears at Night, Joy at Dawn; Journel of a dying seminarian. Andrew Robinson.[i] I personally recommend this to anyone, its amazing, just stock up on tissues![/i] The Silent Struggle:Remarkable story of triumph over anorexia and abuse. Sr Marie Therese of the Cross (from NH) Leonie Martin, a Difficult Life Marie Baudin-Croiz
Strictlyinkblot Posted December 15, 2011 Posted December 15, 2011 I'd love some of your books. I've already read 'Tears at Night: Joy at Dawn' and 'The Silent Struggle' but if there's no other takers I'll take whatever ones you want to send me. If you have a paypal account I'll send you the money for the postage.
beatitude Posted December 15, 2011 Posted December 15, 2011 I would like to take these two, if I may: Gentle Roads to Survival - Making Self-healing choices in difficult situations. Andre Auw Ph.D Lord Have Mercy-The healing power of confession Scott Hahn I have a friend who is thinking of converting to Catholicism who might benefit from Scott Hahn, and I think the Auw book might be useful for me in my professional life. (I'm about to start work in a psychiatric unit.) If somebody really wants the Hahn book, please say - I can afford to get my own copy. The Auw book looks difficult to obtain, so I would be really grateful if I could have that.
faithcecelia Posted December 15, 2011 Author Posted December 15, 2011 [quote name='faithcecelia' timestamp='1323987069' post='2351812'] I have some Catholic 'stuff' to clear out so wondered if anyone wanted anything: [u]Books[/u] Gentle Roads to Survival - Making Self-healing choises in difficult situations.[color=#EE82EE] Beatitude[/color] Andre Auw Ph.D Lord Have Mercy-The healing power of confession [color=#EE82EE]Beatitude[/color] Scott Hahn I Am With You[color=#00FFFF] Strictly[/color] Fr John Woolley Why I am Still a Catholic: Essays in faith and perseverance[color=#00FFFF]Strictly[/color] edited by Peter Stanford Venerable Mary Potter and Little Company of Jesus (more a large booklet) [color=#00FFFF]Strictly[/color] Tears at Night, Joy at Dawn; Journel of a dying seminarian. Andrew Robinson.[i] I personally recommend this to anyone, its amazing, just stock up on tissues![/i] The Silent Struggle:Remarkable story of triumph over anorexia and abuse. Sr Marie Therese of the Cross (from NH) Leonie Martin, a Difficult Life [color=#00FFFF]Strictly[/color] Marie Baudin-Croiz [/quote] Does that look okay for you both?
das8949 Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 [quote name='faithcecelia' timestamp='1323987069' post='2351812'] I have some Catholic 'stuff' to clear out so wondered if anyone wanted anything: [u]Books[/u] Gentle Roads to Survival - Making Self-healing choises in difficult situations. Andre Auw Ph.D Lord Have Mercy-The healing power of confession Scott Hahn I Am With You Fr John Woolley Why I am Still a Catholic: Essays in faith and perseverance edited by Peter Stanford Venerable Mary Potter and Little Company of Jesus (more a large booklet) Tears at Night, Joy at Dawn; Journel of a dying seminarian. Andrew Robinson.[i] I personally recommend this to anyone, its amazing, just stock up on tissues![/i] The Silent Struggle:Remarkable story of triumph over anorexia and abuse. Sr Marie Therese of the Cross (from NH) Leonie Martin, a Difficult Life Marie Baudin-Croiz [/quote] These sound good but I am so far away. Lord Have Mercy-The healing power of confession Scott Hahn I Am With You Fr John Woolley Tears at Night, Joy at Dawn; Journel of a dying seminarian. Andrew Robinson.
Sarah147 Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 The first book sounds good, but I see you have a taker. Is it by a Catholic author?
brandelynmarie Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 May I have Tears at Night & The Silent Struggle?
InPersonaChriste Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 I would love to have: Tears at Night, Joy at Dawn; Journel of a dying seminarian. Andrew Robinson. [i]But I see that many of you have dibs...[/i]
cmaD2006 Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 Late, late, late, late, late too late. There were two books that I would have asked for! Oh well blessings to those who got/will get them!
brandelynmarie Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 (edited) Someone else could have [i]Tears At Night[/i]. I would still like [i]Silent Struggle.[/i] Edited December 16, 2011 by brandelynmarie
FutureCarmeliteClaire Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 Ooh, the one by Sr. Marie Therese sounds good!! I would like to read/have it... What did you think about it?
Little Flower Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 hmm if the one about Leonie Martin is still available I would love it! How do you intend to get this stuff to people?
Strictlyinkblot Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 [quote name='faithcecelia' timestamp='1323990842' post='2351831'] Does that look okay for you both? [/quote] That's great, thanks.
faithcecelia Posted December 16, 2011 Author Posted December 16, 2011 Beatitude, Strictly and Brandlynmarie, could I please have your addresses? Darlene, I've got yours and the book you asked for is very light anyway. Joyful - I have another of that authors books somewhere but havent come across it, I will pm you if and when it turns up. Yes, he is a Catholic, a former priest actually and still committed to his faith - it was reading these books that helped me accept my counselling properly and be comfortable with having the treatments I did without worrying they were contrary to the faith. Futurecarmeliteclaire - sorry, Brandlyn got in first but yes its a book I find good. The sister who wrote it is in NH I will prpbably have more to post too - most of my stuff is going to charity shops but I prefer some of the books to go to people who will really appreciate them.
dominicansoul Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 I don't want your books, but If you're looking for someone to give away your wealth to, look no further, I am here.
das8949 Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 [quote name='faithcecelia' timestamp='1324056599' post='2352317'] Beatitude, Strictly and Brandlynmarie, could I please have your addresses? Darlene, I've got yours and the book you asked for is very light anyway. Joyful - I have another of that authors books somewhere but havent come across it, I will pm you if and when it turns up. Yes, he is a Catholic, a former priest actually and still committed to his faith - it was reading these books that helped me accept my counselling properly and be comfortable with having the treatments I did without worrying they were contrary to the faith. Futurecarmeliteclaire - sorry, Brandlyn got in first but yes its a book I find good. The sister who wrote it is in NH I will prpbably have more to post too - most of my stuff is going to charity shops but I prefer some of the books to go to people who will really appreciate them. [/quote] Faith, can you not take books with you or is it just the weightness for travel. Thanking you very much for the book.
faithcecelia Posted December 16, 2011 Author Posted December 16, 2011 [quote name='dominicansoul' timestamp='1324057967' post='2352320'] I don't want your books, but If you're looking for someone to give away your wealth to, look no further, I am here. [/quote] If only I had some to give! Thankfully I can now cover my moving costs though, which was a worry a few months ago, and have a little to give to my brother and sister-in-law towards baby things, but I will almost certainly be entering with an empty bank account![quote name='DarleneSteinemann' timestamp='1324058090' post='2352322'] Faith, can you not take books with you or is it just the weightness for travel. Thanking you very much for the book. [/quote] Its the weight. A few of these are also in the NH library.
FutureSister2009 Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 Is Leonie still available? I would love to read it!
faithcecelia Posted December 16, 2011 Author Posted December 16, 2011 [quote name='FutureSister2009' timestamp='1324059138' post='2352325'] Is Leonie still available? I would love to read it! [/quote] Sorry, its gone. Do you like St Margaret Mary Alocoque? Shes the Visitation sister who God to to be the one He revealed the Sacred Heart of Jesus to? I have an old biography of her which I enjoyed very much.
FutureSister2009 Posted December 16, 2011 Posted December 16, 2011 (edited) [quote name='faithcecelia' timestamp='1324079693' post='2352433'] Sorry, its gone. Do you like St Margaret Mary Alocoque? Shes the Visitation sister who God to to be the one He revealed the Sacred Heart of Jesus to? I have an old biography of her which I enjoyed very much. [/quote] Oh sure. We have a building on campus named after her Edited December 16, 2011 by FutureSister2009
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