365 Santos – (Spanish)
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La vida de un santo es la vida de una persona comun bien llevada. Y esa es la vida que los lectores descubriran en esta coleccion encantadora y por momentos sorprendente de palabras y sabiduria de los santos a traves de los tiempos. Un libro hermoso e inspirador, 365 Santos revela como vivian los santos, detallando sus esperanzas, miedos, alegrias y tristezas, y tambien sus menos conocidos idiosincrasias y dichos. Ingenioso y asombroso, simple y sublime, 365 Santos ofrece un ano entero de meditaciones y sugerencias practicas para emular a los santos hoy en dia.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780061189562
ISBN10: 0061189561
Language: Spanish
Woodeene Koenig-Bricker | Translator: Manuel Algora
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2007
Publisher: Harper Collins Publishers
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