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CBB Featured CDs for Thanksgiving

Last updated on: November 24, 2014 at 7:00 am   by Pete Socks

CBB Featured CDs for Thanksgiving 2014-11-22T07:44:59-05:00 Pete Socks

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Thanksgiving is upon us. What better way to reflect on this season of thanks than listening to a talk or to geared toward this subject. Here are my picks for the week that I will be listening to……how about you?

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Dr. Scott Hahn explains the essential teachings from God’s Word regarding the theology and practice of Catholic family life based on the image of the Blessed Trinity, demonstrating that God’s Word is all that is needed to create a loving family life.

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In this series of moving testimonies, Jan Duncan, John Altman, Anthony Mullen, and Philadelphia Archbishop Justin Cardinal Rigali show how the most effective and beautiful way to Jesus is through the imitation of His Mother. Our Lady and the Holy Spirit formed the God-Man Jesus Christ, and they also wish to form you so that you can say, “It is no longer I who live, it is Christ who lives in me.”

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Anthony Mullen

Archbishop Justin Cardinal Rigali

Counting Your Blessings

Giving God the Love We Should

Jan Duncan

John Altman

Lighthouse Catholic Media

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