The founder of the world's largest religious media empire shares her beloved wit and down-to-earth spirituality in Mother Angelica's Private and Pithy Lessons from the Scriptures. Editor Raymond Arroyo draws on hundreds of never-before-released private lessons to present the renowned nun's definitive take on the Good Book. Angelica provides readers with guided meditations and probing personal questions, and unearths an often-overlooked practical spirituality. She doesn't just explain the stories, she relates them to our daily lives, helping even those who've never opened the Bible appreciate its power and life-altering lessons. The apostles Paul (the little shrimp), Peter (that great bungler), and all the characters of the scriptures are suddenly human again, complete with their foibles and triumphs. Here is the Greatest Story, newly told as only Mother Angelica can. The Bible and you will never be the same.
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"Look at this book. Everybody who saw me with it just cracked right up. I don't care. I felt inspired the whole time I read it. It was beautiful and all heart. I wish I owned a copy. Mine was from the library. I could read this over and over."
— Rachael (5 out of 5 stars)
" Reading a chapter/day and contemplating what it would be like to really believe that I was in the mind of God at the time of creation. "
— Mripma, 5/3/2013" Nice insights from a very clever and spiritual mind. Best read slowly one thought at a time as opposed to just plowing through. "
— Ed, 1/22/2013" Extremely thought provoking. You will never read your bible the same way again. "
— Julia, 11/5/2012" This short book contains some deep meditations on the Bible. "
— Kurtamyd, 4/1/2012" Mother Angelica is indeed pithy, and funny, although I did not feel taken or drawn in. In short, this was a good book, but it did not really engage me. "
— Erik, 2/4/2012" I like the way she makes you think about your every day life and feelings and compare them to something that was written so long ago. "
— Katie, 12/22/2011" if i was a nun, this would probaly be me. "
— Cathryne, 9/9/2011" This is a wonderful book, she is very witty and has a unique way of applying Bible to ordinary life. This is the first one I have read, but I will look for more. I think everyone would enjoy this book, even if you are not Catholic. "
— Judy, 8/9/2011" Absolutely loved this book and Mother Angelica! She is fantastic! I will definitely put it on my re-read list for the future. "
— Raymond, 7/18/2011" Absolutely loved this book and Mother Angelica! She is fantastic! I will definitely put it on my re-read list for the future. "
— Raymond, 2/20/2011" if i was a nun, this would probaly be me. "
— Cathryne, 6/27/2009" This short book contains some deep meditations on the Bible. "
— Kurtamyd, 2/28/2009" Extremely thought provoking. You will never read your bible the same way again. "
— Julia, 1/9/2009" Reading a chapter/day and contemplating what it would be like to really believe that I was in the mind of God at the time of creation. "
— Mripma, 1/1/2009" Mother Angelica is indeed pithy, and funny, although I did not feel taken or drawn in. In short, this was a good book, but it did not really engage me. "
— Erik, 11/25/2008" I like the way she makes you think about your every day life and feelings and compare them to something that was written so long ago. "
— Katie, 11/4/2008Raymond Arroyo is a New York Times bestselling author and an internationally known, award-winning journalist, broadcaster, and producer. He is creator of the bestselling Will Wilder series for young readers and the bestselling picture book The Spider Who Saved Christmas. He is a Fox News Analyst and co-host, a former CNN contributor, and founding news director at EWTN News, where he is seen in more than 380 million households internationally.
Lorna Raver, named one of AudioFile magazine’s Best Voices of the Year, has received numerous Audie Award nominations and many AudioFile Earphones Awards. She has appeared on stage in New York, Los Angeles, and regional theaters around the country. Among her many television credits are NYPD Blue, Judging Amy, Boston Legal, ER, and Star Trek. She starred in director Sam Raimi’s film Drag Me to Hell.