Amy Welborn
Autor von Loyola Kids Book of Saints
Über den Autor
Amy Welborn has an M.A. in religion from Vanderbilt University and taught high school theology for nine years before devoting all of her time to writing. She is the host of a very popular Catholic blog (http://amywelborn.wordpress.com).
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Werke von Amy Welborn
Loyola Kids Book of Heroes: Stories of Catholic Heroes and Saints throughout History (2003) 145 Exemplare
Loyola Kids Book of Catholic Signs & Symbols: An Illustrated Guide to Their History and Meaning (2018) 38 Exemplare
Loyola Kids Book of Bible Stories: 60 Scripture Stories Every Catholic Child Should Know (2017) 9 Exemplare
Da Vinci Decodificado 2 Exemplare
Reconciled to God- Daily Lenten Devotions 1 Exemplar
Prepare Him room Advent Family Devotions 1 Exemplar
How to Observe Lent as a Catholic 1 Exemplar
How to Celebrate Holy Week 1 Exemplar
Hearts Renewed Lenten Devotions for Families 1 Exemplar
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- Geburtstag
- 1960-07-17
- Geschlecht
- female
- Nationalität
- USA
- Geburtsort
- Bloomington, Indiana, USA
- Wohnorte
- Bloomington, Indiana, USA
Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA - Ausbildung
- University of Tennessee (BA|Honors History)
Vanderbilt Divinity School (MA|Church History) - Berufe
- teacher
columnist
essayist
religion writer
blogger - Beziehungen
- Dubruiel, Michael (husband)
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Prove It! Church von Amy Welborn M.A.
Prove It! Church gives you the answers you need when someone challenges your Catholic Faith. From Mary to the saints to papal infallibility, infant baptism, purgatory, and a whole lot more. Prove It! Church explains what you need to know to prove that the Catholic Church belongs to Christ, teaches Christ, preaches Christ - and is, in fact, Christ in the world today!
God is present to us in ways too numerous to count. Unfortunately, we are often so busy that we fail to recognize and respond to this active presence. A Catholic Woman’s Book of Days offers daily meditations that clear a spiritual place—a time in our day when we can set our hearts on God. The meditations are brief, pointed, direct, and personal—and will connect you to God’s word and the Catholic faith.
Diese Rezension wurde für LibraryThing Early Reviewers geschrieben.I was a bit disappointed in this book. I found it difficult to understand the way she dealt with her grief. The last thing I think I would wish to do after the death of my husband is run to another country attempting to "right the ship" so to speak. Everyone griefs differently and I don't believe she gave her children their individual time to do so. A dissapointment since I have enjoyed her previous works.
Diese Rezension wurde für LibraryThing Early Reviewers geschrieben.I wanted this book because I've read other writings by Amy Welborn and appreciate her style. I was disappointed; yet my dissatisfaction with this book may be purely personal. It reads very much like I often felt in the early days following my husband's death. It is disconnected, wandering, questioning, and filled with confusion. All of which can easily be expected from a young wife and mother experiencing a traumatic loss. While I am so grateful for the understanding that we all grieve differently and I am hopeful this book will touch the hearts of many in her situation, it just didn't work for me. Maybe too Roman Catholic, yet I valued her theological questioning and finds. Just too hard to follow. As much as I hate to admit it, because it sounds so judgmental and I don't think any of us has a right to tell another how to grieve, I just didn't like being privy to those early feelings. Again, her language is quite lovely and she is a good writer, but this book did not work for me. I await the day when I will find "just the person" who needs it.… (mehr)
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