Sunday Snippets-- A Catholic Carnival

It's time once again for Sunday Snippets!  Thanks to RAnn for hosting.  I've discovered some wonderful blogs here.  How about sharing yours?

The Semper Gaudete! Blog Documents Room: 1-year-old girl found crawling along highway

The Semper Gaudete! Blog Documents Room: Secretary of State John Kerry Finally Speaks Up for Meriam Ibrahim

The Semper Gaudete! Blog Documents Room: Old Favorite

The Semper Gaudete! Blog Documents Room: Books Read in the Past Week

Books Read in the Past Week

Books read for the first time are marked with a #

Books, (except Sunday books) are grouped by author, and not necessarily in the order read.

"Love God And Do What You Please"

by St. Alphonsus Liguori

adapted by M. J. Huber

[spiritual reading]
a favorite of mine; thank God it wasn't one of the books
lost when I moved!

"Bless Me, Father, for I Have Kids" #

by Susie Lloyd

[nonfiction, humor]

(Kindle books)

{reserved for Sunday}

Bible books(s) read this week:

"Deuteronomy"

"Jonah"

(one my favorites!)

"Galatians"

(This post explains my Bible-reading plan.)

{Also,  inspired by something I read in 

"The Way of a Pilgrim," I've started
reading one full Gospel every day, dividing each Gospel into several portions.}
"Matthew"
(Monday and Friday]
"Mark"
(Tuesday and Saturday)
"Luke"
(Wednesday)
"John"
(Thursday)

"Raise High The Roof Beam, Carpenters"

and "Seymour: An Introduction"

{"Seymour" carried over from last week}

"Franny" and "Zooey" 

by J. D. Salinger

[fiction]

"The Way of a Pilgrim

and The Pilgrim Continues His Way"
author unknown.
Translated by Helen Bacovcin
Foreword by Walter J. Ciszek, S.J.
[Spirituality (Orthodox, Russian)]
Autobiography?  Fiction?

This is not the translation read by Franny Glass.

"Carney's House Party"

by Maud Hart Lovelace

[YA fiction]

"Red Rose and Tiger Lily or
In a Wider World" #
(sequel to "A World of Girls")
by L. T. Meade
[children's fiction]
(free Amazon Kindle book)
I've been meaning to read this for several
months.
{carrying over into next week}

"The Great American Broadcast: A Celebration
of Radio's Golden Age"
by Leonard Maltin
{carrying over into next week}

Old Favorite

After searching for a long time, I finally found an affordable copy of an old favorite book.

I’m VERY glad to be able to read this again.