"Food for the Soul": Recipes for spiritual meals, homemade by Peter Kreeft
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The quiet erudition of Dr. Peter Kreeft abounds in Food for the Soul, a spiritual potluck for anyone seeking insights into Scripture without being assaulted by footnotes or continual references to critical commentators.
Science and the Miraculous: How the Church Investigates the Supernatural
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The moment an assassin’s four bullets struck Pope John Paul II in St. Peter’s Square on May 13, 1981, the pontiff knew a miracle was unfolding.
By presenting evidence, facts behind miracles, author Adam Blai reminds us God "is still there"
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For most of us, miracles are a distant phenomenon. They are mysterious events that only appear in the pages of Scripture, or musty old tomes detailing the lives of saints; exhibits to gaze upon from afar.
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