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Fr. Edward Looney reads from chapter 11 of book 8 and then comments on Mary's frequent visits to Heaven while on earth and what rejoicing that brought souls there. &nbsp;

Day 345: Volume 4, Book 8, Chapter 11, Paragraphs 603-610

01 Opening Credits

02 Old Test Chapter 1

03 Old Test Chapter 2

04 Old Test Chapter 3

05 Old Test Chapter 4

06 Old Test Chapter 5

07 Old Test Chapter 6

08 Old Test Chapter 7

09 Old Test Chapter 8

10 Old Test Chapter 9

11 Old Test Chapter 10

12 Old Test Chapter 11

13 Old Test Chapter 12

14 Old Test Chapter 13

15 Old Test Chapter 14

16 Old Test Chapter 15

17 Old Test Chapter 16

18 Old Test Chapter 17

19 Old Test Chapter 18

20 Old Test Chapter 19

21 Old Test Chapter 20

22 Old Test Chapter 21

23 Old Test Chapter 22

24 Old Test Chapter 23

25 Old Test Chapter 24

26 Old Test Chapter 25

27 Old Test Chapter 26

28 Old Test Chapter 27

29 Old Test Chapter 28

30 New Test Chapter 1

31 New Test Chapter 2

32 New Test Chapter 3

33 New Test Chapter 4

34 New Test Chapter 5

35 New Test Chapter 6

36 New Test Chapter 7

37 New Test Chapter 8

38 New Test Chapter 9

39 New Test Chapter 10

40 New Test Chapter 11

41 New Test Chapter 12

42 New Test Chapter 13

43 New Test Chapter 14

44 New Test Chapter 15

45 New Test Chapter 16

46 New Test Chapter 17

47 New Test Chapter 18

48 New Test Chapter 19

49 New Test Chapter 20

50 New Test Chapter 21

51 New Test Chapter 22

52 New Test Chapter 23

53 New Test Chapter 24

54 New Test Chapter 25

55 New Test Chapter 26

56 New Test Chapter 27

57 New Test Chapter 28

58 New Test Chapter 29

59 New Test Chapter 30

60 New Test Chapter 31

61 New Test Chapter 32

62 New Test Chapter 33

63 New Test Chapter 34

64 New Test Chapter 35

65 New Test Chapter 36

66 New Test Chapter 37

67 New Test Chapter 38

68 New Test Chapter 39

69 Closing Credits

Originally published in 1882 in German by Bishop Frederick Justus Knecht, author of A Practical Commentary on Holy Scripture, the Child's Bible History is a classic of children's scriptural catechism. Ideal for students in elementary school, this Bible history goes through each of the books of the Old and New Testament in a way suitable for young children in early grade school.Nothing is more important for a child than catechism, and hardly anything is more useful to that end than a knowledge of the Scriptures. A favorite of catechists everywhere for this noble purpose, the Child's Bible History belongs in every Catholic grade school and home learning environment.The Old and New Testaments. An abridged version of Ignatius Schuster's&#160;Bible History. Appropriate for reading to 3rd through 5th graders or letting 4th and above read on their own—actually, suitable for all ages. An old favorite of catechists. Teachers can provide their classes with wonderful supplemental reading, and parents can explain the famous Bible stories to their youngsters. Includes 43 beautiful drawings of biblical events.&#160; &#160;

Child's Bible History

Fr. Edward Looney reads chapter 20 of book 4 and then comments on baby Jesus speaking to Mary, trust in Mary&#39;s intercession, and marveling at God&#39;s wisdom.

Year 3, Day 169: Volume 2, Book 4, Chapter 20, Paragraphs 602-605

Fr. Edward Looney reads from chapter 17 of book 6 and then comments on Jesus's offering of his passion.&nbsp;

Day 247: Volume 3, Book 6, Chapter 17, Paragraphs 579-585

Saint Benedict Press is a proud publisher of the New American Bible Revised Edition (NABRE), the first major update to the New American Bible (NAB) text in twenty years. Reflecting the work of nearly 100 scholars and extensively reviewed and approved by the USCCB, the NABRE takes into account the best current scholarship as well as the new discovery of ancient manuscripts that improve our knowledge and understanding of the Biblical text. With its extensive notes, commentary, and cross-references, the NABRE will promote a deeper love and understanding of Scripture in the home, parish and school. In addition to its wealth of study material, each Saint Benedict Press NABRE features a 3-year liturgical cycle of Sunday readings, a 2-year liturgical cycle of daily Mass readings, a listing of Popes, and a manual of favorite Catholic prayers. Features include: Extensive notes, commentary and cross-references, Elegant, readable typesetting, Quality Bible paper, Attractive full color.

NABRE - New American Bible Revised Edition

Fr. Edward Looney reads from chapter 22 of book 6 and comments on the words of Jesus from the cross.

Year 2, Day 260: Volume 3, Book 6, Chapter 22, Paragraphs 678-685

Fr. Edward Looney reads chapter 15 of book 4 and then reflects on Mary as the Queen of Martyrs and feeling divine effects in our souls.

Year 3, Day 161: Volume 2, Book 4, Chapter 15, Paragraphs 547-551

All Christians know his name. Few truly know the man.Francis of Assisi was not even five feet tall. He was not well educated. And yet he is the one saint commonly recognized as Alter Christus, the ;other Christ.; Francis is not just any saint—hes a saint for everyone, whatever your place or position in life. But do we really know him? Who was this man at his core? What was it that thrust this little man from a little town to the heights of sanctity, into a place of high honor among the celestial court?In this riveting biography, author Bret Thoman accomplishes what few biographers have. He pierces the inner life of Francis, revealing his deepest passions, his unquenchable love for poverty, and his unshakable grip on the core of the Gospel. The life of Francis, so often festooned with spectacle and miracle, is in reality the story of a soul yearning for God in every moment and glimpsing His presence in all creation.If you want to see the hidden life of the greatest saint, if you want to hear his thoughts, if you want to feel the fervor that blazed within his soul, you must read St. Francis of Assisi: Passion, Poverty, and the Man who Transformed the Catholic Church.

St. Francis of Assisi

Fr. Edward Looney reads from chapter 13 of book 6 and then comments on the hour of Jesus and meditating on the passion of Jesus.

Year 2, Day 240: Volume 3, Book 6, Chapter 13, Paragraphs 521-528

The famous, classic life of St. Benedict, filled with miracles, holy stories and inspiring idealism. Delightful reading for all ages. Describes much of what is known about St. Benedict, including the founding of the Benedictine order.

The Life of Saint Benedict

Defending Marriage: Twelve Arguments for Sanity is a rousing, compelling defense of traditional, natural marriage.Here, Anthony Esolen, professor at Providence College and a prolific writer, uses moral, theological, and cultural arguments to defend this holy and ancient institution, bedrock of society—and to illuminate the threats it faces from modern revolutions in law, public policy, and sexual morality. Inside, discover:Traditional marriages roots in age-old religious, cultural, and natural lawsWhy gay marriage is a metaphysical impossibilityHow acceptance and legal sanction of gay marriage threatens the familyHow the state becomes a religion when it attempts to elevate gay marriage and enshrine as a civil right all consensual sexHow divorce and sexual license have brought marriage to the brinkHow todays culture has impoverished and emptied love of its true meaning In Defending Marriage, Esolen expertly and succinctly identifies the cultural dangers of gay marriage and the Sexual Revolution which paved its way.He offers a stirring defense of true marriage, the family, culture, and love—and provides the compelling arguments that will return us to sanity, and out of our current morass.

Defending Marriage: Twelve Arguments for Sanity

The Blessed Sacrament is the great "open secret" of the Catholic Church—the great truth that Jesus Christ is in the Tabernacle and is accessible to all who believe in Him. This truth is not immediately obvious, and thus it is not really appreciated as it should be. Yet He is always there, Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity, waiting for His faithful to approach, adore, and love Him—and let Him love them. There is no greater boon on earth—or even in heaven, for truly we say to Him: "What else is there for me in Heaven? And apart from Thee what have I wished for on the earth?" (Psalm 72(73):25) The Blessed Sacrament is God with us; what else could we ask for?The Blessed Sacrament: God With Us is a call to all Catholics to appreciate and love Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament, for in that perpetual miracle is all the wealth of His love and our "heaven" on earth!

The Blessed Sacrament God with Us