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Description: In this interactive book, fans of "The Little Prince" will discover a galaxy of games featuring the story, characters, and setting of the beloved volume. The board games, connect-the-dot puzzles, finger puppets, masks, coloring pages, and more activi ...

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Early Irish records list as many as 1,700 saints. There is a wealth of folklore, legend and tradition and literature associated with them.These colourful characters taught, looked after the sick, settled feuds, wrote histories and poetry. Some endured incredible hardship, living in hermitages on barren cliff tops, such as on Skellig. Many, such as Cillian and Columbanus, travelled thousands of miles to spread the Christian faith, establishing large, powerful monasteries across Europe.

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This handbook, enlarged for the second edition, contains all the main symbols used in the Church with notes on their origin, meaning and colouring. The book includes a section on the saints, which includes brief biographical details.

Críostóir Ó Floinn, a prolific writer in both Irish and English, has produced this trilogy of lives of three famous French Saints – Joan of Arc, Bernadette Soubirous and Thérèse of Lisieux. Written in very readable and simple language, each book gives a background to the times of the saint in question and then a full account of those aspects of their lives which gave rise to their being canonised by the church.

Salmon Poetry have just published the new Janice Fitzpatrick Simmons book of poetry, Saint Michael in Peril of the Sea and there is a sad and painful clarity within its pages as the poet laments and mourns (not only) the tragic loss of her soul mate and lover, the late great Northern poet, James Simmons. Within the several metaphors in the book there is the struggle to keep alive not only the memory but the actual books and inspiration of The Poets' House that Janice Fitzpatrick, an American poet...

Equipping the Saints: Ordination in Anglicanism Description: Papers from the Sixth International Anglican Liturgical Consultation Ed. David Holeton and Ronald Dowling Paperback 244 Pages ISBN: 9781856075435 Manufacturer: Price: €10.00 In Stock Quantity: Add to Bag

Quick Overview This book chronicles the lives of dozens of Vaishnavas who have lived in Vrindavana over the last two and a half centuries. These devotees spent their lives in service to Krishna and His devotees. Some of the devotees are well known; for others there is only a brief account of their lives. Yet each can offer inspiration in devotional service.

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Made from Merlot, Grenache, Cabernet S. and Syrah. Full of fruity concentration and firm tannins, this oak aged red would be an ideal companion to hearty meat dishes. 13.5%ABV. “Sweet baked red fruit on the nose. Juicy, ripe berry fruit flavours and generous tannins, full bodied and rewarding. Good length, showing coffee notes and baked fruit.”A & A Farmar, Best of Wines in Ireland 2008.

It’s a lively and cosmopolitan town. The town center of St Jean de Luz has a medieval background, with no doubt, a great deal of influence in the past from Spain and the Moors, and with this mixture of architecture, old World charm, old buildings, fishing port and narrow lanes, there is a really living ambience, even if the town is full of tourists of all nationalities, every one gets along, especially at the time of the jazz fete in the streets. The principle Architecture here is typically Basque...

Since 1765, Saint James has demonstrated the rum tradition of Martinique, directly distilling through the pure sugarcane. The Saint James distillery uses the sugarcane from its own plantations to carefully distill the rum, preserving the exceptional quality that has made it known all over the world.