Catherine Stewart was not feeling well, but she never dreamed she was suffering from stage 3 colon cancer. With her life suddenly turned upside-down, she turned to Mary and the mysteries of the Rosary for solace and strength. Mary became her cherished companion through the devastating months of treatment. Now in recovery, Stewart shares her story so that we too can make Mary our travel companion through the devastating events of our own lives.
Mary’s “Yes!” to God takes on a new and powerful dimension when applied to the process of being a cancer patient. As Stewart puts it, “Mary’s journey began in much the same way. She was doing ordinary, routine chores when she suddenly experienced God’s presence in a deeper way.”
Through these powerful and helpful reflections on the Rosary, including prayers and excellent ideas for journaling, Stewart shows how Mary is ready to walk with every cancer patient, bringing strength, consolation, and joy.
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| Format: | Paperback book |
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| Product code: | TT853491 |
| Dimensions: | 5½" x 8½" |
| Length: | 112 pages |
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Twenty-Third Publications
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| 1-2 copies | $11.39 each |
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| 3-9 copies | $10.87 each |
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Author
Sr Catherine Stewart OP is a Springfield Illinois Dominican sister. She taught grades 1-3; 6-9, was an administrator in Catholic schools, and taught pre-service teachers at Blackburn College. She is currently the principal at Father McCartan School in Marceline, Missouri. She teaches many of the methods courses and enjoys applying many general instructional strategies to religious education classes. She has a variety of interests and has presented at several conferences. She enjoys writing and has published in the Liguorian, Today’s Parish Minister, RTJ's Creative Catechist, The Catechist’s Way, and the National Social Science Journal and she has co-authored a book,Tools For Conflict Resolution. She has a doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction from Argosy University.
