Catholic Fire

I am honored to be a part of the virtual blog tour for Eve's Apple by Marie Therese Kceif. This is a book that I can hardly wait to read! I enjoy reading personal spiritual memoirs and learning how God's grace and great mercy frees souls and heals them. We are all sinners and we are all broken. It is only by the grace of God and our surrender to His will that we can be made whole again. Short Synopsis A Witness of God's Faithfulness: Marie struggles to grow in grace and guidance from the Lord while slowly recognizing her own rebellion. She intimately shows us the highs of her aviation, military and automotive careers and the suffering lows of abuse, bankruptcy, and divorce. Her relationship with God grows through it all. Eve's Apple is a witness of how God gently guides one of His Eves into a slow freeing surrender of a Mary's trusting yes. This is a journey of hope, faith, and real relationship! Reviews for Eve’s Apple Joseph A. Marsigla, COL, MS, Comman...

November 4, 2013. (Romereports.com) The world remembers John Paul II as 'the great Pope,' a gifted communicator and powerful evangelizer. He traveled the world meeting millions along the way, but it was a small group of collaborators who worked with him day in and day out. When it comes to John Paul II's spirituality, his former collaborators shared details that up until now, where unknown to most people.   MSGR. PAOLO PTASZNIK Vatican's Secretariat of State “Every morning he would look at an Atlantis map and choose a country. For that entire day, he would pray for that nation and its people. He called it the 'geography of prayer.'” Msgr. Ptasznik was only 33 when he started working for John Paul II, but perhaps the person who knew him best was Cardinal Stanislao Dziwisz. He was Karol Wojtyla's personal secretary for almost 40 years. His latest book which translates to 'I lived with a Saint,' describes John Paul II not only as a Pope, but ...