Illustrated Lives of the Saints
This volume, with over 80 beautiful full-color illustrations and large, easy-to-read type, can accompany you as you walk with the Saints each day of the year. A ribbon marker makes it easy to keep one's place in this rich treasury of Saints' lives.
-Read about the lives of many familiar and some lesser-known Saints.
-Be moved by their short, inspiring biographies.
-Discover their trials and triumphs, their joys and sorrows.
-Pray with them in mind.
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Illustrated Lives of the Saints
This volume, with over 80 beautiful full-color illustrations and large, easy-to-read type, can accompany you as you walk with the Saints each day of the year. A ribbon marker makes it easy to keep one's place in this rich treasury of Saints' lives.
-Read about the lives of many familiar and some lesser-known Saints.
-Be moved by their short, inspiring biographies.
-Discover their trials and triumphs, their joys and sorrows.
-Pray with them in mind.
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Cover art by Chris Pelicano