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Revisiting Forgotten Truths To Set Faith Afire!

It is never too late to start.

WANT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THE CATHOLIC FAITH BUT DON'T KNOW WHERE TO BEGIN OR THINK YOU DON'T HAVE THE TIME? 

I am not a theologian. But as a member of the Lay Fraternities of Saint Dominic, I promised to engage in the “assiduous study of Sacred Truth". Over the years, God has placed a tremendous hunger in my heart to know and share His Truth. 

Much of what I have read over these years, I have written on index cards and stored them in my desk drawer. Periodically re-reading this material has had a significant impact on my life and spiritual journey.

As a Lay Dominican, I could not hoard these “Forgotten Truths” in my desk for my exclusive reflection. I had to share them with others, knowing they will be a fruitful source of contemplation. Thus the reason for this book, Forgotten Truths to Set Faith Afire! - Word to Challenge, Inspire and Instruct.

I have done the heavy lifting for you by compiling more than 1200 challenging, inspiring and instructive quotations from Sacred Scripture, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, Popes, Church Doctors, Saints, bishops, priests, sinners and regular folk.

These essential but often FORGOTTEN TRUTHS opened my eyes, spoke to my heart, and stirred my soul. The power of these words changed my life and can do the same for all who read and reflect upon them. 

 

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