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These Stations of the Cross are appropriate for use by families and individuals of all ages, in the home or in a church, alone or in a group. This booklet features prayers, Bible readings, meditations adapted from those composed by Saint Alphonsus Liguori (+1787), beautiful illustrations from vintage editions of the Roman Missal, fourteen verses of the Stabat Mater in Latin and English, instructions on hosting the Stations of the Cross in your home, the history of the devotion, and details on how to obtain the associated indulgence.+ Pilate condemns Jesus to die + Jesus accepts his cross + Jesus falls for the first time + Jesus meets his mother, Mary + Simon helps carry the cross + Veronica wipes the face of Jesus + Jesus falls for the second time + Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem + Jesus falls for the third time + Jesus is stripped of his clothes + Jesus is nailed to the cross + Jesus dies on the cross + Jesus is taken down from the cross + Jesus is placed in the tomb

This beautiful Novena, traditionally recited from December 16-24 to prepare for the Nativity of Our Lord, was composed by Rev. Charles Vachetta, C.M., in 1721.It's presented here in an easy to use format, with all the prayers, hymns, responses, Antiphons, and scripture readings included and broken down day by day. The booklet is illustrated with beautiful line art from vintage editions of the Roman Missal.Readings are from the New American Bible, revised edition.It is useable by all ages, and is especially appropriate in a family or group, but can also be used by an individual.

Catholic All Year Hymns and Carols for Advent and Christmas contains the lyrics for all the hymns and carols recommended in the book The Catholic All Year Compendium: Liturgical Living for Real Life for the Advent and Christmas seasons. (Music is not included, just lyrics. If you're unfamiliar with the tunes to any of the songs, try listening to recorded versions to learn these great classic songs with your family.)Includes: SONGS FOR ADVENTCome Thou Long Expected Jesus; Lo! How a Rose E're Blooming; O Come, O Come Emmanuel; Veni, Veni Emmanuel; Creator Alme Siderum; Creator of the Stars of Night; O Come Divine Messiah; Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence; The Angel Gabriel from Heaven Came; People Look East; I'll Be Home for Christmas; Christmas Is Coming; Silver Bells; Santa Claus is Coming to Town; Deck the Halls; Jingle BellsSONGS FOR CHRISTMASI Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In; Children Go Where I Send Thee; Angels We Have Heard on High; What Child Is This?; Joy to the World; Hark, the Herald Angels Sing; O Come All Ye Faithful; Adeste Fideles; O Little Town of Bethlehem; The First Noel; God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen; We Wish you a Merry Christmas; Coventry Carol; The Twelve Days of Christmas; Holy God We Praise Thy Name; We Three King

This booklet of prayers is a comprehensive collection of Catholic prayers you might wish to use on any given day, but NOT with the expectation that you would use every prayer every day, or even that you would use every prayer ever!Prayers are included that are traditionally used at different times of day. For instance, the Morning Offering, the noon Angelus, the 3pm Divine Mercy Chaplet, and night prayers. Also included are prayers for before and after Mass, meals, and work, and various prayers you might wish to offer for other people. You'll find prayers for traditional devotions like a visit to the Blessed Sacrament, and the Rosary.If you are just beginning to include regular prayer in your daily life, it's best to start in a small and manageable way, with perhaps a Morning Offering and Grace Before Meals. Then, as you become more used to the habit, you can slowly add in new prayers and devotions, like a noon Angelus, a daily family Rosary, and an Examination of Conscience and Act of Contrition at night. If you are able to add daily Mass, a Visit to the Blessed Sacrament, and/or the Sacrament of Confession to your weekly routine, you can use the included prayers here to help you prepare and focus.For prayers, hymns, blessings, and devotions that pertain to particular feast days and seasons of the liturgical calendar, see the Catholic All Year monthly prayer booklets. For an introduction to the concept of liturgical living in the home, and ideas for how to bring the Catholic faith into daily life for you and your family, please see The Catholic All Year Compendium: Liturgical Living for Real Life.