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I have a bunch of Catholic books that I'm never going to get around to reading, and I don't know what to do with them. I don't think there is a bookstore here that will take them for cash, and books on ebay don't usually do very well. Any ideas? 

Posted

tell your friends. :|


me! me! pick me!

Posted

ROFL. I'll send you a list, DtA.

puellapaschalis
Posted

You don't want to send some to Europe, do you?

 

*bats eyelashes*

Posted

Local catholic school library.

PhuturePriest
Posted

What's the list?

brandelynmarie
Posted

Ahem... :bible: :love:

I'll send you money to mail a book if it's a title I'm interested in ;)

CountrySteve937
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“The harm that comes to souls from the lack of reading holy books makes me shudder…. What power spiritual reading has to lead to a change of course, and to make even worldly people enter into the way of perfection.” - Padre Pio 

 

:saint2:

Credo in Deum
Posted

Please send me a list as well.  

Posted

“The harm that comes to souls from the lack of reading holy books makes me shudder…. What power spiritual reading has to lead to a change of course, and to make even worldly people enter into the way of perfection.” - Padre Pio 

 

:saint2:

 

dude, you are so barking up the wrong tree. I have probably more than 200 Catholic books currently in my library, not counting Bibles. I realized though that I will most likely not get through all of them any time soon and I do need to pare down a bit. 

Posted

everyone else, I'll upload a list later today, thanks for your interest. ;) 

Basilisa Marie
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You can also donate them to your parish library. :)

Posted

You can also donate them to your parish library. :)

 

I would, if I thought that it wouldn't be a waste. 

Posted

I call firsts dibs. :|

Posted (edited)

Okay first dibs for DtA. Otherwise, please keep in mind that most of these are new and never read, there are a few that were read once, and how much you'd pay retail for some of these. 

 

Confessions of St. Augustine, edited by John K. Ryan

The Passion of Jesus and Its Hidden Meaning, Groenings

God's Armor, Mother Nadine

Wisdom from Modern Martyrs, Jeanne Kun, editor

Dethroning Jesus, Bock & Wallace

Reading the Bible as God's Own Story, William S Kurz, SJ

Praying with Pope John XXIII, Huebsch

Praying with Dominic, Monshau

Lord, Who Are You, Medina Estevez

The Privilege of Being a Woman, Hildebrand  DtA

The Soul of the Apostolate, Dom Jean-Baptiste Chautard,  DtA

Mary Day by Day (prayer book)

Jesus Is My All in All, Mother Teresa 

Abuse of Language, Abuse of Power, Josef Pieper, DtA

The Words of Jesus: A Treasury of Wisdom

Exiles, Ron Hansen

Songs From a Mother's Heart, Kennedy

Prayer of the Warrior, Michael H Brown

Vatican II in Plain English, volumes 1-3, Huebsch

Your Labor of Love, Agnes M Penny

God for Grownups, Virginia Smith

The Holy Longing, Ronald Rolheiser

The Spirit of Early Christian Thought, Robert Louis Wilken

 

I also have a St. Joseph Continuous Sunday Missal, published in 1957. This is a very beautiful book with lovely pictures. I have no idea what it would be worth, maybe $20? 

Edited by Lil Red
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At a first glance, I'll take Hildebrand, Chautard, and Pieper. :)

veritasluxmea
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I'm interested in the Praying with Dominic book by Monsheau. I tried to send a pm but didn't work... >.< 

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I'm interested in the Praying with Dominic book by Monsheau. I tried to send a pm but didn't work... >.< 

 

sorry about that, I had my pm turned off. you can try now. :)

Basilisa Marie
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I was all going to be like "OOOH I TAKE WILKEN" 

 

but then I looked up and saw that book on my shelf. 

 

oops. 

 

Way to take Pieper before I could snatch it, DtA. 

brandelynmarie
Posted

I was all going to be like "OOOH I TAKE WILKEN"

but then I looked up and saw that book on my shelf.

oops.

Way to take Pieper before I could snatch it, DtA.



^^^ What she said. ;)

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