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The Integrity Series (Angelus Press) #2
Raising Your Children
Confusion prevails about the job of bringing up children. Integrity magazine, a post-WWII journal by lay Catholics for living an integral Catholic life, has been sifted for insightful articles on every aspect of raising children:
-Teaching Children to Pray
-Purity and the Young Child
-Creative Activity
-The Dating System
-Crisis of Faith in Youth
-The Vocation of Parents
-Marriage for Keeps and MUCH more all in short easy to read article-chapters.
-Teaching Children to Pray
-Purity and the Young Child
-Creative Activity
-The Dating System
-Crisis of Faith in Youth
-The Vocation of Parents
-Marriage for Keeps and MUCH more all in short easy to read article-chapters.
256 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1955
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December 9, 2019
89/100 (= 5.3/6) ≈ 5 Stars
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Excellent again! A few of the articles were priceless must-reads. A few of them were just great. Not quite as world-changing as Book #1 since the topic was family instead of social doctrine. Some or many of the things here we've heard already about family and raising kids -- still one of the best books on the topics I've read, but not totally in a class of its own like Book #1 was in its genre. That being said, again, some articles are really must-reads and might not be found too often in other places. These guys really had a unique vision in terms of repairing the world, restoring all things in Christ, starting with the family! (Some authors: Carol Robinson, Ed Willock, Marion Mitchell Stancioff, Fr. Hugh Calkins, OFM, Niel MacCarthy, Caryll Houselander, Mary Reed Newland)
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Excellent again! A few of the articles were priceless must-reads. A few of them were just great. Not quite as world-changing as Book #1 since the topic was family instead of social doctrine. Some or many of the things here we've heard already about family and raising kids -- still one of the best books on the topics I've read, but not totally in a class of its own like Book #1 was in its genre. That being said, again, some articles are really must-reads and might not be found too often in other places. These guys really had a unique vision in terms of repairing the world, restoring all things in Christ, starting with the family! (Some authors: Carol Robinson, Ed Willock, Marion Mitchell Stancioff, Fr. Hugh Calkins, OFM, Niel MacCarthy, Caryll Houselander, Mary Reed Newland)
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