Didache, the Greek word for teaching, is a Catholic daily Bible reflection guide written by ordinary people who seek to live out the Gospel in their everyday life. This reflection guide hopes to encourage the use of Sacred Scriptures among Catholics.
10 pieces of Didache 2024
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When Bad News Is Good News
Have you ever wondered how some people can remain hopeful and steadfast despite the many trials that come into their lives?
Consider the Filipinos from typhoon-battered areas. Year in and year out, they are subjected to severe weather disturbances, making them lose their property and livelihood, even loved ones. Yet we see them after a few months, standing tall and strong again.
Bernadette Sembrano Aguinaldo, a news reporter whose beat was in public service, would go to calamity areas after initial relief operations had been deployed.
Her marching order? Find the good news.
This first book of hers offers you just that: through stories of ordinary people she encountered on the field, she shares how they find hope and light amidst their trials.
She lets us in on her personal life as well, taking note of how her perspective has changed as she savored her moments on the field.
May the stories in this book teach you how you can weather your own life’s storms as they did to Bernadette.
Didache
Didache, the Greek word for teaching, is a Catholic daily Bible reflection guide written by ordinary people who seek to live out the Gospel in their everyday life. This reflection guide hopes to encourage the use of Sacred Scriptures among Catholics.
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Companion 2024 + Didache 2024
Companion
A Catholic Scripture Diary which makes Bible reading easier each day. It contains the day’s Mass readings and Psalm plus a one-year Bible reading plan, a daily journal space, enlightening commentaries and teaching inserts, and other useful features.
Didache
Didache, the Greek word for teaching, is a Catholic daily Bible reflection guide written by ordinary people who seek to live out the Gospel in their everyday life. This reflection guide hopes to encourage the use of Sacred Scriptures among Catholics.
Save: P180
Companion
A Catholic Scripture Diary which makes Bible reading easier each day. It contains the day’s Mass readings and Psalm plus a one-year Bible reading plan, a daily journal space, enlightening commentaries and teaching inserts, and other useful features.
Gabay
Ang Gabay ay isang aklat na pumapatnubay sa mga Katoliko sa kanilang pang-araw-araw na pagninilay sa mga takdang babasahin sa Biblia. Ang mga pagninilay rito ay isinulat ng mga karaniwang taong nagsisikap na isabuhay ang Ebanghelyo.
Companion 2024 + Sabbath 2024
Companion
A Catholic Scripture Diary which makes Bible reading easier each day. It contains the day’s Mass readings and Psalm plus a one-year Bible reading plan, a daily journal space, enlightening commentaries and teaching inserts, and other useful features.
SABBATH is a study guide for Scripture readings each day. Its purpose is to encourage Catholics to understand with greater depth the word of God and thereby apply it in their personal lives.
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A Catholic Scripture Diary which makes Bible reading easier each day. It contains the day’s Mass readings and Psalm plus a one-year Bible reading plan, a daily journal space, enlightening commentaries and teaching inserts, and other useful features.
Didache, the Greek word for teaching, is a Catholic daily Bible reflection guide written by ordinary people who seek to live out the Gospel in their everyday life. This reflection guide hopes to encourage the use of Sacred Scriptures among Catholics.
An Ancient Book that Speaks to Modern Problems
How could something written three thousand years ago speak to our most pressing problems today?
One of the core messages of the first book of the Bible is, “You’re not just good. You’re very good.” (Yep, even if it isn’t too obvious.)
But people have misunderstood Genesis.
We’re hung up on original sin. We think that’s all Genesis talks about—that we fell and we’re really bad.
We forget the other message of Genesis, which is Original Innocence. That God created us very tov—that’s Hebrew for good.
Yes, Genesis talks about the curse. It’s real. All you have to do is look around the world to know it’s real.
But Genesis says there’s the reality of blessing too—and God’s blessing came before the curse. It’s bigger. It’s better. And His blessing will conquer the world.
You’re already blessed.
Read this book and unlock the spiritual riches of Genesis for your life.