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A Humorous Story About a Family Trying to Get to ChurchEveryone has been there. The alarm clock goes off and you hit snooze. And then before you know it, you’re late. Most people will just skip their morning routine and run out the door. But when you have a family of 10, it’s a whole different story…Hilariously told from the point of view of the baby, Sunday Morning Chaos&#160;lives up to its title by showing the absolute chaos and strength it takes to prepare a family of 10 for church.The Three Take Aways<ul><li>Families can do anything when they work together.</li><li>The importance of going to church as a family.</li><li>Although home can be chaotic, you are to behave and be respectful in God's house.</li></ul><figure class="image"></figure>About the AuthorSunday Morning Chaos is written by family-focused influencer Kristen Schroder, the mom behind the account @ourdarlingchaos where she inspires over 140K followers. With nine kids herself, she shows her followers that having a large family is possible. Sunday Morning Chaos is her first children's book.

Sunday Morning Chaos

01 - Opening Credits

02 - Publisher's Note

03 - Part 1 - The Sacrifice of Jesus Christ

04 - 1 - The Sacrifices of the Old Law Were Figures of the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ

05 - 2 - Fulfilment of the Prophetic Figures

06 - Short Explanation of the Prayers of Mass

07 - Hearing Mass

08 - Pious Exercises to Acquire the Proper Disposition for Making a Good Confession

09 - Acts for Holy Communion

10 - Loving Aspirations to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament

11 - Hymns

12 - Part 2 - Visits to the Blessed Sacrament and to the Blessed Virgin

13 - To Mary, the Ever-Immaculate Virgin Mother of God

14 - To the Reader

15 - Introduction

16 - Manner of Making the Visits

17 - Visits to the Blessed Sacrament and to the Blessed Virgin - First Visit

18 - Second Visit

19 - Third Visit

20 - Fourth Visit

21 - Fifth Visit

22 - Sixth Visit

23 - Seventh Visit

24 - Eighth Visit

25 - Ninth Visit

26 - Tenth Visit

27 - Eleventh Visit

28 - Twelfth Visit

29 - Thirteenth Visit

30 - Fourteenth Visit

31 - Fifteen Visit

32 - Sixteenth Visit

33 - Seventeenth Visit

34 - Eighteenth Visit

35 - Nineteenth Visit

36 - Twentieth Visit

37 - Twenty-First Visit

38 - Twenty-Second Visit

39 - Twenty-Third Visit

40 - Twenty-Fourth Visit

41 - Twenty-Fifth Visit

42 - Twenty-Sixth Visit

43 - Twenty-Seventh Visit

44 - Twenty-Eighth Visit

45 - Twenty-Nineth Visit

46 - Thirtieth Visit

47 - Thirty-First Visit

48 - Hymns

49 - Part 3 - Meditations for the Octave of Corpus Christi

50 - Meditation 1 - The Love of Jesus in the Most Holy Sacrament

51 - Meditation 2 - Jesus Remains on the Altar

52 - Meditation 3 - The Great Gift Which Jesus Has Made Us

53 - Meditation 4 - The Great Love Which Jesus Christ Has Shown Us

54 - Meditation 5 - The Union of the Soul With Jesus

55 - Meditation 6 - The Desire Which Jesus Christ Has to Unite Himself to Us

56 - Meditation 7 - Holy Communion Obtains For Us

57 - Meditation 8 - Preparation for Communion and Thanksgiving

58 - Part 4 - Novena to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

59 - Meditation 1 - The Amiable Heart of Jesus

60 - Meditation 2 - The Loving Heart of Jesus

61 - Meditation 3 - The Heart of Jesus Christ Panting to Be Loved

62 - Meditation 4 - The Sorrowful Heart of Jesus

63 - Meditation 5 - The Compassionate Heart of Jesus

64 - Meditation 6 - The Generous Heart of Jesus

65 - Meditation 7 - The Grateful Heart of Jesus

66 - Meditation 8 - The Despised Heart of Jesus

67 - Meditation 9 - The Faithful Heart of Jesus

68 - Hymns on the Sacred Heart of Jesus

69 - Part 5 - The Practice of the Love of Jesus Christ

70 - Introduction

71 - Ch. 1 - Charity is Patient

72 - Ch. 2 - Charity Is Kind

73 - Ch. 3 - Charity Envieth Not

74 - Ch. 4 - Charity Dealeth Not Perversely

75 - Ch. 5 - Charity is Not Puffed Up

76 - Ch. 6 - Charity is Not Ambitious

77 - Ch. 7 - Charity Seeketh Not Her Own

78 - Ch. 8 - Charity is Not Provoked to Anger

79 - Ch. 9 - Charity Thinketh No Evil, but Rejoiceth with the Truth

80 - Ch. 10 - Charity Beareth All Things

81 - Ch. 11 - Charity Believeth All Things

82 - Ch. 12 - Charity Hopeth All Things

83 - Ch. 13 - Charity Beareth All Things

84 - Abstract of the Virtues Treaded of in This Work

85 - Novena to the Holy Spirit

86 - Meditation 1 - Love Is a Fire That Inflames the Heart 

87 - Meditation 2 - Love Is a Light That Enlightens the Soul

88 - Meditation 3 - Love Is a Fountain That Satisfies

89 - Meditation 4 - Love Is a Dew That Fertilizes

90 - Meditation 5 - Love Is a Repose That Refreshes

91 - Meditation 6 - Love Is the Virtue That Gives Us Strength

92 - Meditation 7 - Love Causes God to Dwell In Our Souls

93 - Meditation 8 - Love Is a Bond That Binds

94 - Meditation 9 - Love Is a Treasure Containing Every Good

95 - Meditation 10 - The Means to Loving God and of Becoming a Saint

96 - Pious Exercise to Obtain the Seven Gifts of the Holy Ghost

97 - Hymn

98 - Closing Credits

Saint Alphonsus Liguori, the Prince of Moral Theologians, was one of the greatest preachers in Church history. A religious founder, consummate theologian, and holy man of God, St. Alphonsus never failed to utter a stirring word that drew out a lively penitence and redoubled dedication to the work of God from his audience. Here, in The Holy Eucharist, is his extensive work on the Sacrifice that brings about Salvation. As a devoted preacher and teacher, Liguori sought to bring others to devotion and sanctity in the most Blessed Sacrament. He founded many centers for people to grow in their faith through preaching and the Sacraments, and as a bishop, he even suspended priests who celebrated the Mass in an undignified manner. In The Holy Eucharist, St. Alphonsus gives the reader not only a profound, biblical, and theological discourse, but also meditations to be used for deeper devotion and love for Christ present in the Most Blessed Sacrament. He spends considerable time on what exactly it means for the Christian to love Christ. Relating the Faith to the virtues, he shows in a masterful way the lex credendi, lex orandi of the Church. As if speaking to the modern reader, Liguori tackles issues related to the Eucharistic Devotion such as lukewarmness, pride and humility, charity in all things, and charity in suffering. Included in this masterwork are also novenas to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Holy Spirit and meditations on the octave of Corpus Christi. In our devotion, we must follow the sage advice from Liguori, “We must therefore be of good courage, make strong resolutions, and begin. Prayer can do everything. What we cannot do by our own strength, we shall do easily with the help of God, who has promised to give us whatever we ask of him: You shall ask whatever you will, and it shall be done unto you.” This book&#160;will no doubt enkindle in you the fire of the Holy Spirit to begin anew with Christ every day!

The Holy Eucharist (Liguori)