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“As this little book goes to press, Massachusetts, by an act of its legislature, is made the fourteenth state in this country that requires the pupils in the primary, as well as in the higher grades of public schools, to be taught the effec… more

“One last look out my window pane,   and looking back was Shaker Lane”The poems in this collection are woven into a unified story, an odyssey, which develops as you progress. The book was crafted to have a magical, inspirational feel to it… more

Perhaps you know very little about the Bible… or enough to realize there’s so much more to discover! Maybe your previous attempts to read the Bible have not been fruitful, and you don’t get much out of the readings at Mass.The How-To Book… more

Are you interested in expanding your child’s vocabulary?As a part of the updated Planet Collection, “MASSACHUSETTS” offers facts, descriptions and thought inspiring questions alongside amazing photographs of the Massachusetts. Toddlers and … more

Early church history reveals that communion was often practiced daily in homes, and administered to and by individuals. Yet, somehow this practice was lost and segregated exclusively into corporate worship. In The Meal that Heals, Perry Sto… more

The Alden children find the ship log of the suspicious 1869 shipwreck of the Flying Cloud while vacationing in a Massachusetts seaport town.

In a three-pronged approach, this book explores the theological meaning of the Mass, examines the role to which baptized Catholics are called in its celebration, and helps readers to discover the meaning of its words, songs, gestures, and r… more

When a blind teenager at a Massachusetts high school is asked to help a struggling female student, he becomes entangled in her dangerous lifestyle.

A brief discussion of what it takes to get through your Massachusetts divorce or paternity case.

A history of the Briggs family of Taunton, Massachusetts and the descendants of the three brothers.

An indispensible, up-to-date overview of the archaeology of the Native peoples and earliest settlers of eastern Massachusetts.

“THERE is too large an element of compulsion in the Catholic religion. Its members are constrained by multitudinous laws to do this, forbidden to do that. They seldom enjoy any option in the matter. Take their attendance at Mass on Sunday. … more

Jacob lives in western Massachusetts. There has been struggle in his life: his parents were killed, his wife is unfaithful, he might lose his job, and he has more bills than he knows what to do with. Things are really bleak. He goes out fis… more

The most thorough and convenient resource of its kind available, Reading God’s Word is an ideal resource for anyone needing ready access to all daily and Sunday Scripture Readings for Church Year B, 2012. The Church’s official New American … more

Almost three-quarters of a million tourists flock to Salem, Massachusetts each year, and most of them choose this destination because of the town’s supernatural past. While the Salem Witch Trials at the end of the 17th century ensured that … more

“In the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” We say it, but do we know what we’re saying; are we really aware of the awesome truth we’re proclaiming? Many of our newer, more traditional priests, before they begin to pr… more

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Can a historic apartment building in Salem, Massachusetts really offer protection to a man plagued by demons for most of his life? “Like the body that is made up of different limbs and organs, all mortal creatures exist depending upon one a… more

The Leominster book, illustrated : A recognition by the twentieth century of the town’s nineteenth century progress and its makers. 1901. Massachusetts. 328 Pages.

A magical murder mystery set in the Five Colleges of Massachusetts.