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Some groups take a full year for this study. My parish did this in an accelerated 8 weeks, which naturally means I am 4 weeks behind. The material is so deep and necessary that I am definitely finishing this on my own time!

A great study. If it weren't for the study guide, I would not dive so deeply into this beautiful book.

Oh how I long to be called to make daily visits to the Farm! Mary, the daughter of God the Father, the spouse of the Holy Spirit, and the mother of the Son, Jesus Christ, how good you are at showing your children the blueprint for peace.

I read this in college, but I am not skimming it this time!

I may not finish this one...

So far, insightful and enjoyable! I wonder how many "real physicists" exist now, by Weston's standards, 88 years after this book was published.

The Oompa Loompas' song about Augustus Gloop describes a forced purgatory.

DNF. The humor is niche although good. I gave it an honest try, but my bridge knowledge is borderline insufficient to find this a relaxing read. I feel like the Rueful Rabbit.

St Alphonus Liguori does not hold back the truth about death! Pregnant women contemplate the upcoming labor & delivery; why is it not the same with us, the living, whose lives must be delivered unto death?

It has a Barnes and Noble feel, making the holy accessible.

I am switching to this edition on Goodreads because it has a page count- even though it's the wrong ISBN.

My daughter is asking lots of good questions during this one.

The trick (ha?) to reading this book is to focus on the animals, not the deal.

A beautiful book. The introduction says this book is designed to be put down often to ponder.

This used copy is from 1988, and it's falling apart at its seams!

This is the first, and probably last, book on Bridge I will ever read.

I'm reading the British version and following along to the full cast Audible audiobook. Five chapters in, the extra sounds and music are overboard, but maybe that will change once we arrive at Hogwarts.

This is a book in four volumes, each separately bound, that tells a selection of written locutions from Jesus and Mary to Ruth Ann Wade of Bloomington, Indiana. I finished volume II, which takes place around 1993. Amazing how the content and style of the messages mirror the way Jesus and Mary speak in other apparitions!

I am looking forward to seeing how the ending might differ from the movie. We don't have many pages left!

The kids are loving this one, and so am I.

Only realizing now that the copy I'm reading is autographed by the author, Wayne Weible. That's a pleasant surprise!

I relate to Ruth Handler very much in these opening chapters. She is stubbornly in control.

I want to sit in on one of these lectures in philosophy in the 1100s.

This book is dated, but I enjoy reading about protestants who love Mary.

I read this so many times as a kid (8-10 years old), but I am picking up on new details as an adult...I have opinions! I will save them for a review.

A glimpse into Pope Francis' early days in the papacy

Interesting premise. I flew through 100 pages in a single sitting and my reading has been very slow since then!

“Nobody’s got time to admire the kaleidoscope brilliance of reality all day.” -Pg 198
Thus, it is taking me awhile to finish up this amazing work.

What a throwback to the days of High King Peter!

This isn’t my usual genre, but I’m enjoying this book way more than I thought I would.