Why I Should be Tolerant
β Sunita Narain
π Library
π
2016
π Centre for Science and Environment
π English
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Saint - (Why I should be canonized right away)
β Scribed by Rulli, Lino
- Publisher
- Servant Books - Franciscan Media
- Year
- 2013
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 258
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Summary: "Lino's first book, Sinner, was full of storiesβhonest, humorous, bold, poignantβillustrating why he deserved that title. This new book takes another approach, another angle: why Lino is on his way to sainthood. Often hilarious, but always with a point, Saint focuses on God's grace in Lino's life and shows how even a sinner like him can look forward to being a saint. As Lino himself puts it: "Instead of stories of small triumphs and many failures, this is a book to encourage you in your own triumphs. To realize you might not be as big a sinner as you think. And that with God's help, you might just become a saint." Picking up where Sinner left off, Saint points the way to our end goal: holiness and
sainthood. And does so in a way that entertains as well as inspires"β Provided by publisher. Includes bibliographical references and index.
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