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This faith-centered paperback book is for readers, educators, and faith-formation groups seeking an accessible introduction to spiritual guidance, temptation, consolation, and prayer. It supports personal reading and shared discussion in Catholic education, parish, homeschool, and family faith settings.
This single paperback book contains 128 pages and measures 6 inches wide by 9 inches deep by 1 inch high. Its paper-based construction includes ink, glue, and thread.
Key Features:
A practical selection for personal devotional reading, classroom libraries, parish resources, homeschool collections, and faith-based discussion groups.
| stock: | 12 |
| spec_uom: | EA |
| brand_name: | Sophia Institute Press |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | SOI5502 |
| Material: | paper, ink, glue, thread |
| Color: | Assorted |
| Brand: | Sophia Institute Press |
| Width: | 6.00 in |
| Height: | 1.00 in |
| Depth: | 9.00 in |
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