Woodeene Koenig-Bricker

Auteur de 365 Saints: Your Daily Guide to the Wisdom and Wonder of Their Lives

20 oeuvres 469 utilisateurs 5 critiques

A propos de l'auteur

Woodeene Koenig-Bricker is the author of numerous books and articles on saints, faith, family, and spirituality, including the best-selling 365 Saints and 10 Commandments for the Environment. She lives in Eugene, Oregon.

Comprend les noms: Woodeene Koenig-Bricker, Woodeene Bricker-Koenig, Wookeene Koenig-Bricker

Œuvres de Woodeene Koenig-Bricker

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365 Saints: Your Daily Guide to the Wisdom and Wonder of Their Lives (1995) 215 exemplaires

365 Mary: A Daily Guide to Mary's Wisdom and Comfort (1997) 69 exemplaires

Prayers of the Saints: An Inspired Collection of Holy Wisdom (1676) 63 exemplaires

Meet Dorothy Day : Champion of the Poor (2002) 29 exemplaires

Praying With the Saints: Making Their Prayers Your Own (2001) 23 exemplaires

Facing Adversity with Grace: Lessons from the Saints (2012) — Auteur — 14 exemplaires

Asking God for the Gifts He Wants to Give You (2008) 14 exemplaires

A Saint's Name: A Comprehensive Listing of Christian and Biblical Names (2000) 13 exemplaires

Listening to God with Mother Teresa (2010) 8 exemplaires

30-minute Read: Simplify Your Life (2010) 5 exemplaires

A Study Guide to Living Charity in Truth: Pope Benedict's Encyclical on Social and Economic Justice (2009) 3 exemplaires

Catholic Parent Know-how: Internet & Families (2007) 2 exemplaires

Catholic Prayer Book for the Separated and Divorced (2014) 2 exemplaires

Dinner Party with the Saints (2021) 2 exemplaires

Leader Guide for The Catholic Family Connections Bible (2010) 2 exemplaires

End of Life Issues - What the CHURCH Teaches 1 exemplaire

St. Therese - Lessons For Living (2004) 1 exemplaire

Meditations for those left behind by suicide (2018) 1 exemplaire

The Eucharist: Sacrament of Charity, package of 50 pamphlets (2007) 1 exemplaire

365 meditaciones con la Virgen María (1998) 1 exemplaire

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Nom canonique: Koenig-Bricker, Woodeene
Sexe: female

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Facing Adversity With Grace

lessons from saints

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SrMaryLea | Aug 23, 2023 |

Meet Dorothy Day : Champion of the Poor par Woodeene Koenig-Bricker

This intriguing biography of the highly controversial journalist and social activist draws from her voluminous writings and the testimony of people who knew her well. It explores the connections between Day's formidable public achievements and her private life of prayer, Scripture study, and devotion to the Sacraments. The result is a stirring portrait of a champion of justice for the poor and oppressed who worked tirelessly to awaken the conscience of a nation.

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StFrancisofAssisi | Apr 30, 2019 |

Prayers of the Saints: An Inspired Collection of… par Woodeene Koenig-Bricker

a nice representation of saintly witnesses

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HeidiKat | Aug 25, 2016 |

365 Saints: Your Daily Guide to the Wisdom and… par Woodeene Koenig-Bricker

I know this was supposed to be read one page a day for a full year, but it really makes for great airplane reading. Lots of short little stories and thoughts that can be applies to modern life. I especially liked the bit about the saint who used to put her head in ovens and hang from windmills...apparently her lesson to us was that different is okay. If only the rest of America could agree...