Words for Life
Words for Life
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No Knot Too Tight: Short Reflections on Mary, Undoer of Knots
No Knot Too Tight is a series of 24 short, captivating reflections on how Mary works miracles in the lives of the faithful. She can undo the knots of your life too!
The Virgin Mary has the power of an army to assist all the members of the Church Militant to live their Christian lives on this earth and make their way to heaven. She does this by helping us unravel the “knots” of human existence.
Based upon an apparition in the 1600s where Our Lady helped a married couple smooth out the tangled web of their broken marriage, Mary, Undoer of Knots helps all of her children with
- Problems we create for ourselves
- Injustices that are thrust upon us
- Relationship dynamics gone wrong
- Drastic decisions that need to be rectified
- Personal anxieties, wounds, divisions, crises, and
- Every manner of human need.
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“The angel is an image of God… the manifestation of the hidden light.”
~Pseudo-Dionysius
NATURES OF FIRE: STUDY GUIDE
“Beside each believer stands an Angel as protector and shepherd, leading him to life.”
~St. Basil the Great
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Leadership Principles for Church and Charity
“If you ever want to know what happens when good leadership is absent just look at the Titanic.”
~Peter Darcy
THE SEVEN LEADERSHIP VIRTUES OF JOAN OF ARC
“She is easily and by far the most extraordinary person the human race has ever produced.”
~Mark Twain
JUANA DE ARCO y Las 7 Virtudes de Liderazgo
“Joan is a masterpiece, whose beauty provokes in us sublime emotions bursting the boundaries of our being and propelling us to unexpected heights.”
~Alexandre Havard