Publisher's Synopsis
Unique, Portable Lined Journal to Write In Notebook, a wonderful St. Anthony of Padua book for Christian journaling. This portable journal has plenty of lined pages to capture your thoughts, prayers, intentions, and intercessions. Ideal for daily holy hours, scripture journal time, prayers, and for Catholic journaling during mass, holy hours, and time in front of the Blessed Sacrament. Journal features quotes, prayers, an index, reflection pages, and plenty of journal pages to fill--including the Prayer for Lost Things. You will love the feel of the soft cover's textured matte finish. Cover features the painting of St. Anthony and the Christ Child Jesus. Great birthday or Christmas gift for Catholics and all Christians who love saints in art. His feast day is June 13.
Are you at peace or is life out of control? Are you overwhelmed with the onslaught of daily life? Do you yearn for peace but feel it's impossible to find? A Holy Hour is the perfect answer and a Holy Hour journal is the perfect companion.
Holy Hours help you grow spiritually and deepen your relationship with God. You'll find you're able to focus more on God, adore Jesus, and open up to the Holy Spirit.
Holy Hour devotional journals are great companions during times of prayer and meditation. Today many Christians strive for a daily holy hour, while a growing number of Catholics follow in the footsteps of Bishop Fulton Sheen and practice adoration in front of the blessed sacrament. My Holy Hour journals, with their blank lined pages, offer an opportunity to capture those moments of inspiration that happen during Eucharistic and private prayers and meditations, as well as during bible study, worship times, and mass.
This devotional prayer journal contains 110 blank lined pages and the following sections:
My Holy Hour journals are designed to help Catholics and other Christians from all walks of life discover, explore, and enjoy the many rewards formed by a deeper connection to Christ. Scroll up and buy your copy of My Holy Hour St Anthony of Padua now!
