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!

"Tom Playfair

or Making a Start" 

by Fr. Francis J. Finn, S.J.
[children's fiction]

(read online)

"Between Heaven and Mirth"#

by James Martin, SJ

[non-fiction]

(Kindle book)

{Sunday books}

Bible books(s) read this week:

"Isaiah"
"The Gospel According to Luke"

"The Sixth Prune" #

by Robert R. Updegraff

[fiction]

quick read

"Brenda, Her School and Her Club" #
by Helen Leah Reed
[YA fiction]
(free Google book)
{carried over from last week}
I wanted to read this because of
the title; I love books about clubs.
and books about school.  However,
this book did not hold my interest, and
I'm not finishing it.
Thank God it was a FREE book.

"Papa Married a Mormon"
"Mamma's Boarding House"
by John D. Fitzgerald
[fiction based on the author's family.]
(to find out more about the real people
and their lives, click here.  The differences
as well as the similarities are fascinating; as 
are those between these books and the author's
"Great Brain" series.)

"The Difference of Ari Stein"
by Charlotte Herman
[children's fiction, Jewish]

"The Chalet School and Barbara" #
"The Chalet School Does it Again" #
{carrying over into next week}
by Eleanor M. Brent-Dyer

[children's fiction, Chalet School series]

Long-term  reading:

"Ascent of Mount Carmel" #

by St. John of the Cross

[Catholic spirituality]
(Google book)

"Babylonian Talmud" #

by The Jewish Publication Society of America

[Judaica]
(Kindle book)
"Walden"
by Henry David Thoreau
[nonfiction, autobiography, memoir]
(Kindle book)

This Week's Fan Fiction

The Last Letter

AU M*A*S*H story,

sequel to

Here For You

Boca Lynda

Chapters 1 and 2 have been

combined into one chapter, and 

a new second chapter has been added.

Planned Parenthood Suggests Teen Girl “Poop” on Her Partner for “Sexual Exploration”

That disgusting organization, Planned Parenthood, sinks to
a new level of perversion.  I did not watch the videos; I have
too much respect for my stomach.

Planned Parenthood Suggests Teen Girl “Poop” on Her Partner for “Sexual Exploration”

Excuse me for sounding crude and childish but....
POOP ON PLANNED PARENTHOOD!!!!

Addition to my Rosary Art Collection

I added a new painting to y Rosary Art Collection yesterday.

Sunday Snippets-- A Catholic Carnival

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

Semper Gaudete! : Sunday Books Revisited

Semper Gaudete! : Abortion Activist: “So What if Abortion Ends a Life? I’m Still for Abortion”

Semper Gaudete! : Planned Parenthood Sued for Doing Abortion on Raped 13-Year-Old, Returning Her to Rapist

Semper Gaudete! : 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!
(I'm stretching this book out over as many Sundays as I can; and
when I finish, I may very well start reading it all over again! :)  )

"Deathbed Conversions #
Finding Faith at the Finish Line"
by Karen Edmisten
[multiple biography]
(Kindle book)

"Tom Playfair

or Making a Start" 

by Fr. Francis J. Finn, S.J.
[children's fiction]

(reading online)

{Sunday books}

Bible books(s) read this week:

"Isaiah"
"The Gospel According to Luke"

"Goodbye My Friends"
{carried over from last week}

"All Because of Raizy"

by Miriam L. Elias

[children's fiction, Jewish]


"The Diamond in the Window"
"The Swing in the Summerhouse"
"The Astonishing Stereoscope"
by Jane Langton
[fiction, fantasy, ages 10 and up]
I like the stories, but unfortunately
the author writes erroneously about
the doctrine of the Real Presence
in "The Astonishing Stereoscope."
What's worst of all is that the character
speaking erroneously is a priest.
I'm planning to address this in a review
on amazon.com, but it could take awhile.
After all, it is understandable that a non-Catholic
could be mistaken about Catholic doctrine.




"Freckle-Face-Frankel"
by Leota Harris Keir
[children's fiction, Jewish (Conservative) themes]


"Brenda, Her School and Her Club" #
by Helen Leah Reed
[YA fiction]
(free Google book)
{carrying over into next week}

Long-term  reading:

"Ascent of Mount Carmel" #

by St. John of the Cross

[Catholic spirituality]
(Google book)

"Babylonian Talmud" #

by The Jewish Publication Society of America

[Judaica]
(Kindle book)
"Walden"
by Henry David Thoreau
[nonfiction, autobiography, memoir]
(Kindle book)

Planned Parenthood Sued for Doing Abortion on Raped 13-Year-Old, Returning Her to Rapist

Planned Parenthood Sued for Doing Abortion on Raped 13-Year-Old, Returning Her to Rapist

 This is disgusting, but not really surprising. They don't care if a minor is being sexually abused.
Their business is KILLING THE UNBORN, not protecting victims.