What if ten minutes a week could help you experience Sunday Mass more fully and deepen your love of the Word of God? “Bible Geek” Mark Hart makes that possible with One Sunday at a Time, the essential companion to the Sunday readings and the ideal resource for busy Catholics who want to get more out of Mass. After almost thirty years in ministry, Hart says he hears two questions most often: “How do I get more out of Mass?” and “Where do I start?” His response? Begin with what you’re already doing—going to Mass. You’ll understand the Bible better and receive God’s grace, and the liturgy will come to life for you in a whole new way. Whether you’re a busy parent, a convert to Catholicism, or a regular communicant, One Sunday at a Time can enrich your experience of the Mass and draw you more deeply into the world of scripture and the rhythms of the liturgical year. This essential companion to the Sunday readings includes everything you need to reflect on and live out the Word of God: Brief summaries of the Sunday Mass readings for cycle C as well as major feasts and solemnities. Engaging reflections that draw your attention to a primary theme and to common threads between the readings for that week. Studies of key Greek and Hebrew words in the biblical text. Fun facts and useful background information about the biblical world and the broader cultural context. One Sunday at a Time also includes prayers and a weekly challenge to help you incorporate the message of the Sunday readings into your daily life. The extra-wide margins are perfect for notetaking. This beautiful full-color book is perfect for use by individuals, families, RCIA/OCIA classes, and small groups.

In this soap opera in print, the main character, Deborah, asks herself, “What does crazy look like?” Let Deborah tell it, it's the reflection that looks back at her in the mirror.

When her unborn child's health is put at risk, tabloid editor Alice Ferguson moves from fast-paced Los Angeles to be with her baby's father in Nashville, where she befriends a pastor and embarks on a journey of spiritual exploration.

“One Sunday At The Altar” is a book about transformation and the grace of God. It shows a lifetime of choices, compromises and challenges that shape the life of a sinful man into a minister of the gospel. This is the true story of one man’s journey through the process it takes to walk in the purpose of God. You will laugh and you will cry. Hopefully, it will convince you that God can change anybody and a yielded soul will always do the will of God.

What if ten minutes a week could help you experience Sunday Mass more fully and deepen your love of the Word of God? "Bible Geek" Mark Hart makes that possible with One Sunday at a Time, the essential companion to the Sunday readings and an ideal resource for busy Catholics who want to get more out of Mass. After almost thirty years in ministry, Hart hears two questions most often: "How do I get more out of Mass?" and "Where do I start?" His response? Begin with what you're already doing--going to Mass. You'll understand the Bible better, receive God's grace, and the liturgy will come to life for you in a whole new way. The extra features of each Sunday are designed to help you initiate faith-based conversations with your family and friends, form the habit of scripture study, and carve out time for God every week. In this book you will find color-coded sections that correspond to the liturgical seasons, brief summaries of the Mass readings for Sundays, major feasts, and solemnities in liturgical year Cycle B, engaging reflections that draw your attention to a primary theme and common threads among the readings each week, explanation of key Greek and Hebrew words in the biblical text, and fun facts and cultural context of the biblical world. One Sunday at a Time also includes prayers and a weekly challenge to help put into practice the message of each week's readings in your daily life. Wide margins are ideal for notetaking. Readers have identified the book as the perfect companion to Every Sacred Sunday. This beautiful, full-color book is perfect for use by individuals, families, RCIA classes, and small groups.

From the bestselling author of Mallawindy and the Woody Creek series "an intriguing read that transcends genre and could be the genesis of a great Australian movie" Weekend Australian Early one Sunday, the town of Molliston wakes to the news that a young bride is dead. The year is 1929. The Great War with Germany has been fought and won, but at an immense cost to the small community. Death is too familiar here. So many sons were lost. So many daughters would never be wives; so many grandchildren would never be born. Racial hatred is like a bushfire in the belly of some. And the dead girl is found only yards from the property of old Joe Reichenberg, a German. Tom Thompson, the local cop, lost his two sons in Gallipoli. He believes he has come to terms with his bereavement - until that Sunday. Slowly, the true face of Molliston is exposed. By midnight, a full moon is offering its light - and a glimmer of hope. "Dettman writes compulsively readable stories" The Age Fans of Rosalie Ham's The Dressmaker will love Joy Dettman.