Welcoming the Christ Child: Family Readings for the Nativity Lent, "Leaving Egypt and In the Wilderness," by Elissa Bjeletich, illustrated by Jelena Jeftic (Sebastian Press, 2017).

"Empress Theodora," from Royal Saints: A coloring book with stories of saintly royalty throughout the history of Christianity (Draw Near Designs). Saints drawn by Marian Adams. Stories & Borders by Abigail Holt. Layout by Caroline Gann.

Vanessa The Wonderworker, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks, Chapter One. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Two, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Three, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon.

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Four, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Five, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Six, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Seven, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Eight, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Nine, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Ten, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Eleven, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twelve, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Thirteen, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Fourteen, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Fifteen, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Sixteen, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Seventeen, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Eighteen, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Nineteen, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty One, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. https://www.amazon.com/Vanessa-Wonder-worker-Every-Tuesday-Club/dp/1543059902/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&keywords;=vanessa+the+wonderworker+paperback&qid;=1613417512&sr;=8-4">Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty Two, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty Three, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty Four, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty Five, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty Six, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty Eight, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty Seven, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

Vanessa The Wonderworker, Chapter Twenty Nine and CONCLUSION, written and illustrated by Grace Brooks. Available on Amazon

77. Book 1: "The Birth of Jesus" from The Bible for Young People by Zoe Kanavas (Narthex Press, 2005) (9.43 mins) Book 2: Extract from Witness in the Holy Land by Maria Khoury (CDK Publications, 2003) (12.09 mins)

Christ's Resurrection was first witnessed by women. This is a reminder, explains Fr. Ted, that we are one body in Christ.

Fr. Ted reminds us to be grateful to God our Creator, the giver of all good things.

Fr. Ted discusses the various accounts of the Resurrection and explains how the differences actually support the Truth.

On the Sunday of All Saints, Fr. Ted distinguishes between the image of God, which is a gift given to all of humanity, and the likeness of God, which must be attained through much effort and prayer.

Fr. Ted explains that the purpose of our existence is to transfigure ourselves into being more like Christ.

Fr. Ted warns us against forgetting that humility is an essential aspect of being a Christian.

Fr. Ted reminds us that while we may not know His essence, God is nevertheless with us in a very real and tangible sense.

Fr. Ted reflects on St. Mary of Egypt, reminding us that it is never too late to repent of our sins.

Fr. Ted reminds us that the best thing we can do to help the youth is to be an example.

Fr. Ted reminds us that nothing we have in this life is truly ours.

Fr. Ted reminds us that Palm Sunday is actually a tragic event because the people recognize the Messiah not as He is, but as they want him to be.

Fr. Ted warns us that If we cannot distinguish between happiness and true spiritual joy, then there's a problem in our lives.

Which Messiah are you waiting for—the real one or the one you have created in your mind?

Confession has three parts that are absolutely necessary for the Christian life and for developing a healthy psyche.

The way we approach suffering as Christians can become a witness to how one should suffer properly.

We must choose Christ over the secular world.

There are two types of oppression: that which is open and blatant, and that which is subtle and difficult to combat.

We have not learned how to do the most fundamental thing that Christ teaches us, which is to forgive.