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Julie Davis

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Daughter of atheists, Catholic convert, mother of two daughters, wife of Tom, living in Dallas ... not always happy but always happy to be Catholic.

MY NEW BOOK!

Stay With Me, Dear Friend
In Jesus Presence Through the Day
How would it feel to be such good friends with Jesus that we could bring up anything and everything — the worries no matter how small, the “wins,” the funny bits, everything strewn through our day? This book is about how to listen for Jesus’ voice and hear it every day as we go about our normal lives. The reflections and prayer prompts in t
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Happy Catholic: Glimpses of...

4.38 avg rating — 56 ratings — published 2011
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Thus Sayeth the Lord: A Fre...

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Lord, Open My Heart

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Seeking Jesus in Everyday Life

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Julie Davis Julie Davis said: " It's Year A which is the first year in the three-year lectionary cycle. This commentary is the perfect complement to the one by John Bergsma that I also read through the year.

As Peter Kreeft himself says, this book is intended to help priests and de
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It was recommended by so many but it took our upcoming guest Rosamund Hodge to push me
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For an upcoming podcast episode. It grabbed me so much that I read the first 175 pages in one day.
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All the charm and humor of the first book but with smoother story telling.
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For an upcoming podcast episode. It grabbed me so much that I read the first 175 pages in one day.
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The cartoons were gently amusing, a la Family Circus. Even so, I sometimes found myself laughing out loud. Recommended for light amusement.
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Brilliant and exciting end to the Department's attempt to control Clan Corval. We get to see Pat Rin, the least known but not the least by any means, member of the Clan as he executes his plan for Balance on Surebleak. Fascinating look at how to refo ...more
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Julie Davis Patrick wrote: "Thank you for doing what you do, Julie. You make my life better by being in it, even if only peripherally. More importantly, you make the world a better place."

My goodness, thank you! :-)


Patrick O'Hannigan Thank you for doing what you do, Julie. You make my life better by being in it, even if only peripherally. More importantly, you make the world a better place.


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