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Grace in every season: through the year with Catherine Doherty : daily reflections

This book offers a series of daily reflections written by Catherine Doherty, focusing on the presence of grace in various aspects of life and the changing seasons. Each reflection is designed to inspire readers to find meaning and purpose in their daily experiences. more

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Catherine Doherty
Catherine Doherty

Catherine Doherty, born on August 15, 1896 in Canada, passed away on December 14, 1985. She was a writer known for her dedication to the care of children and youth. more

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