Illustrated Lives of The Saints Boxed Set 978-0-89942-949-6
The Illustrated Lives of the Saints Boxed Set contains both volumes of this impressive collection that includes, for each day of the year, a short biography of a Saint or Blessed along with a prayer. The first volume of Saints' lives is in accord with the 2004 Roman Martyrology and the United States liturgical calendar, while the second familiarizes the reader with the extraordinary and sometimes surprising lives of lesser-known Saints and 'Blesseds.'
>Each durably bound volume of Illustrated Lives of the Saints contains a wealth of full-color illustrations. Each volume has a single ribbon marker that makes it easy to keep one's place in this rich treasury of Saints' lives.
Among the Features of this Two-Volume Set:
- Attractive Boxed Set
- Sturdy Hardcover
- Convenient size for nightstand, office or handbag
- Illustrations Throughout of Various Saints
- Saints for Every Day of the Year
- In Accord with the Norms and Principles of the New Roman Martyrology and with the New Liturgical Calendar of the U.S.A.
- Saints from St. Agnes to St. Zita
- Ribbon to Mark Your Place
- Gold Gilded pages
- Beautiful full color pictures of the saints throughout
- Full Page Description of the Saint
- Each Saint has a Prayer at the end of their Description
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Each saint's journey is unique, yet they all share a common commitment to Christ. By learning about their perseverance through trials, acts of charity, and unwavering faith, Catholics can find examples to emulate in their own spiritual journeys. Saints like St. Augustine, who overcame a sinful past, or St. Thérèse of Lisieux, who taught the "Little Way" of everyday holiness, remind believers that God calls everyone to sainthood.
The saints also serve as powerful intercessors. Catholics believe that the saints in heaven continue to pray for those on earth, just as friends and family pray for one another. Seeking their intercession strengthens faith and fosters a sense of connection to the larger communion of believers.
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