Everything needed to understand and appreciate the Traditional Latin Mass. Fr. George Moorman. Extremely informative, yet very easy to read! Explains, prayer by prayer, what happens at the Latin Mass and why. Answers all your questions about the Mass: why Latin is used, silence, bells, specific colors, etc., and how we participate. Ties in beautifully with Pope Benedict XVI's motu proprio opening the door to the universal celebration of the Latin Mass.

Decoloniality and African Education is a vibrant and vital collection of essays that addresses the challenges, possibilities, and responsibilities for the future of de- and anti-colonial African education as it is taught in universities in the U.S. and Canada, particularly in Colleges of Education. It looks at the ways in which African education is taught in these countries, and how the curriculum for the topic is influenced by colonialization, thus restricting or removing altoget...

"Bailey's Dam" is a compelling narrative that explores the intricate dynamics of human relationships against the backdrop of a small town. The story revolves around the titular dam, a symbol of both progress and conflict, as it brings together a diverse cast of characters. George J. Castille and Steven D. Smith masterfully weave themes of ambition, sacrifice, and the struggle for identity, creating a rich tapestry that reflects the complexities of life. The characters are vividly drawn, ea...

Egerton Ryerson is widely known for his role in shaping Ontario's public education system and his advocacy for widespread, accessible education. This memorial volume examines his career, his reforms in educational policy, and his vision for an educational system that balanced moral instruction, democratic values, and practical learning. Hodgins' work draws on historical accounts, speeches, and personal observations to create a well-rounded picture of Ryerson's role as both an administrator...

"Commercialized Prostitution in New York City" by George J. Kneeland offers a detailed examination of the complex social and economic factors surrounding prostitution in one of the world's most vibrant cities. Kneeland delves into the lives of sex workers, exploring their motivations, struggles, and the societal perceptions that shape their experiences. Through meticulous research and firsthand accounts, the book sheds light on the often-hidden world of commercialized sex, revealing the ch...

"Work for Women" by George J. Manson is a compelling exploration of the evolving role of women in the workforce. The book delves into the historical context of women's employment, highlighting the challenges and triumphs they faced in various industries. Manson emphasizes the importance of women's contributions to the economy and society, advocating for equal opportunities and rights in the workplace. Through insightful analysis and real-life examples, the author sheds light on the ongoing...

When I first began to collect materials for this work it was my intention to divide the book into two parts. Of these I intended the first to be concerned only with the facts of animal intelligence, while the second was to have treated of these facts in their relation to the theory of Descent. Finding, however, as I proceeded, that the material was too considerable in amount to admit of being comprised within the limits of a single volume, I have made arrangements with the publishers of th...

"Sir George Grey was among the first chroniclers to explore Hawaii and the South Sea Isles with an aim of writing down the local legends and myths - this collection contains the amazing results of his journey.It was not the author's original plan to record the myths and legends of the Polynesian people - a government posting in New Zealand, and his subsequent encounters with natives and their chieftains, spurred an interest in the region's rich storytelling history. Many chieftains ...

George J. Edwards' "Always Wanting More: The Never-Enough Journey" is an engrossing and profound look at how people find contentment in a culture that is obsessed with obtaining more. George J. Edwards is a well-known author and life coach who takes you on an introspective journey and challenges you to consider the endless cycle of desire.He weaves a gripping story that will captivate your heart and soul by fusing academic research and personal experiences. "Always Wanting More" is...

About the BookImmigrant Soldier is the story of one immigrant’s struggle from undergoing Soviet bombings in Tallinn, Estonia, to the devastation of the Dresden, Germany bombing in 1944 by the Allies. Then the uncertain years of living in a displaced persons camp after World War II in Germany. Born in Tartu, Estonia at the start of World War II in 1937, Raunam describes the struggle to understand the reason for all the random death and the fear of the unknown and for losing everythin...

Ernie the information retriever sits in his office cubicle on the 50th floor of the FHQ building by day and goes home to his wife and children in his apartment on the 25th floor at night. Sometimes he sits alone in the dark movie theater on the 100th floor. In his heart, he wants something different, but he does not know what that difference would be. He just knows what he is presently experiencing is not it, and that knowledge fills him with shame and guilt. It is a no-win situation. Or i...

How do we sustain infinite growth on a finite planet? Expand the planet. In Planet A, George J. Nasr offers an illuminating look at four simple keys that can unlock a sustainable path and empower a regenerative economy. Modern civilization is like a superorganism. Its systems evolve and adapt to thrive in specific environments. But that's exactly the problem: we often build for the wrong environment. With cheap energy, we force our will on nature. We've created an economy with no incentive...