The winner of an autographed copy of The Everyday Catholic's Guide to the Liturgy of the Hours is the Anonymous profile/"Kathy" who posted about thirteen comments down on last week's blogiversary giveaway.
If Kathy does not contact me with her mailing info within a couple of days, I'll go back and pick a new name. (You'd be surprised how often this happens with giveaways.)
And now for a new giveaway. This time I have two books, so there will be two winners.
The titles are:
Good Pope, Bad Pope by Mike Aquilina - biographical profiles on a dozen different pope. Some were great and made important contributions to the church and to history. Others, not so much, but seeing how the Church survived their sins and blunders teaches us important lessons about God's providence and promise to remain with His Bride "in sickness and in health".
AND...
The Romance of Religion by Fr. Dwight Longenecker if you visit his blog, Standing On My Head, you have some idea of what a delightful writer this convert from Anglicanism is. Written in the tradition of G.K. Chesterton, Father Longenecker's book exhorts us to courage, wonder, and a sense of humor as we fight the good fight on this earth.
So, comment away! You may state a preference for one of the books if if you like. This will not guarantee which one you get, but it might help. The winner will be chosen next Tuesday.
If Kathy does not contact me with her mailing info within a couple of days, I'll go back and pick a new name. (You'd be surprised how often this happens with giveaways.)
And now for a new giveaway. This time I have two books, so there will be two winners.
The titles are:
Good Pope, Bad Pope by Mike Aquilina - biographical profiles on a dozen different pope. Some were great and made important contributions to the church and to history. Others, not so much, but seeing how the Church survived their sins and blunders teaches us important lessons about God's providence and promise to remain with His Bride "in sickness and in health".
AND...
The Romance of Religion by Fr. Dwight Longenecker if you visit his blog, Standing On My Head, you have some idea of what a delightful writer this convert from Anglicanism is. Written in the tradition of G.K. Chesterton, Father Longenecker's book exhorts us to courage, wonder, and a sense of humor as we fight the good fight on this earth.
So, comment away! You may state a preference for one of the books if if you like. This will not guarantee which one you get, but it might help. The winner will be chosen next Tuesday.
