Visions of the Stigmatist and Mystic Therese Neumann of Konnersreuth
Wouldn't you like to have been at Jerusalem at the first Pentecost when the Apostles baptized 3,000 and Peter was heard speaking in many languages? Or, to be with Mary and Joseph as they traveled to Bethlehem? Or, when Therese was allowed to look into heaven?
Therese Neumann of Konnersreuth was one of the greatest mystics of all times. She possessed all thirteen mystical phenomena of which the most visible were her stigmata, the tears of blood, her inedia (absence from food and drink) and Friday visions of the Passion of Christ.
In conformity with the Vatican, the process of her Beatification and Canonization was officially opened on February 13, 2005 by Bishop Gerhard Mueller of Regensburg. Throughout her life, Therese has thousands of visions of the life of Christ, the Virgin Mary and of the Saints.
This book, A Gift He Meant for Us, shares some 85 visions with the reader, truly a treasure for the followers of Christ.

Mission Statement: Armata Bianca is an international movement of children 12 years of age and younger which seeks to reach out to children to consecrate then to God through the Immaculate Heart of Mary, to teach them to pray and do penance, and to help them realize how truly powerful their prayers are before God the Father

On October 26, 1980, Pope John Paul II beatified Bartolo Longo, hailed him as the "man of Mary" who "had lived his ecclesial pledge to the full." Learn how Bartolo spread the teaching of catechism, spread the Rosary and education of children.

A True friend of Jesus: Blessed Teresa Bracco. Teresa was born on February 24, 1924 in the rural hamlet of Santa Giulia in the Piedmont province of Northern Italy. Theresa's early example of her diligence in helping her mother, her stellar behavior in the Santa Giulia church and the local school inspired the local priest Father Olivieri. When recieving the sacrament of Confirmation Teresa was touched upon reading the life of Saint John Bosco and embraced his motto: "Better to die than to sin". When the armistice was forged between the Allies and Italy in 1943, the German Third Reich sought to punish Italy for its "treason" by answering with severe repression. Teresa was a unwilling victim.

This true, timeless story brings to life for children ages five to eight John Bosco’s first famous dream, and through the power of prayer, his youthful struggle to fulfill it. This young Italian boy living in the 1800s becomes a dynamic champion for poor and homeless youth. His heroic life serves as an excellent role model for all. Just listen to the dream god plants within your heart.

For author/Illustrator M. Teresa Cochran, writing Boschetto’s Dream began with a prayer, a dream and a real rose. She was led to the true story of John Bosco who lived and cared for hundreds of castaway youth. With magnetic charisma, he could turn the most miserable ruffians into happy loving children. The search to discover his secret technique for "taming the wildest of children" began.

Become enthralled reading how this saintly Claretian priest matured in America amid sufferings and how his faithful response in using God’s mystical gifts (healing, reading souls, bi-location, levitation) won many souls.

The observance of the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty, organized jointly by the United Nations and the ATD Fourth World Movement, testifies to the exemplary cooperation, which has been established over the years between the two organizations. I would like to… pay tribute to Father Joseph Wresinski, the founder of ATD Fourth World. More than ever before, it is a compelling task foe all of us to put an end to the extreme poverty affecting hundreds of millions of women, men and children throughout the world. And all of us, at our various levels, must be involved in this work, which is a challenge to the whole international community.
-Boutros Boutros-Ghali Secretary General, United Nations '93

Father Mangan teaches us from the stellar example of Saint Joseph and his trustworthy prayers. Answering the questions Who is Saint Josheph?, we learn more about the patient, hard-working, kind, loyal, pure, long suffered, hopeful, and persevering man who was a foster father to the Divine Child and Husband to the Ever-Virgin.

Her Majesty, Mary is a beautiful treatise on the activity of Heaven intervening into the affairs of mankind. Prof. Bartholomew has provided, in an easy-to-read way, a wonderful analysis by giving us, with rare insight, the essence of the Blessed Mother’s messages to her children at her main apparition sites. As events come closer to fruition, this book will have a place on the nightstand. This is a road map to future events with authentic material based upon the traditions and teachings of the Church for people having the courage to read it—and believe it!

Who is St. Philomena? Pope Gregory XVI referred to her as the "wonder-worker" of the nineteenth century. Bl. Pope Pius XI declared her the "Patroness of the Children of Mary." St. John Vianney attributed all of his miracles to her, stating, "I have never asked for anything through the intercession of my Little Saint without having been answered."
This early virgin-martyr continues her wonder-working ways in our twenty-first century. Devotion to St. Philomena is spreading like a re-kindled wildfire throughout the universal Church today, with testimonies to her miraculous intercession being received by the international shrine of St. Philomena in Mugnano, Italy, from all parts of the world. St. Philomena wishes to exercise her remarkable power of intercession, precisely for you. It is time for you to meet St. Philomena.