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The Best Articles of Fr. John T. Catoir, JCD

Paperback / softback

Main Details

Title The Best Articles of Fr. John T. Catoir, JCD
Authors and Contributors      By (author) T. Catoir
Physical Properties
Format:Paperback / softback
Pages:218
Dimensions(mm): Height 228,Width 152
Category/GenreRoman Catholicism and Roman Catholic churches
ISBN/Barcode 9789769542921
Audience
General

Publishing Details

Publisher BookBaby
Imprint BookBaby
Publication Date 22 June 2021
Publication Country United States

Description

"The Best Articles of Fr. John T. Catoir, JCD" is a collection of 96 of Fr. John's favorite articles written for The Beacon, the Catholic newspaper of the diocese of Paterson, New Jersey, that published his syndicated columns for well over half a century. This collection features articles like, "Abortion and Divine Mercy", "Atheism", "Bear Your Cross with Courage", "Inner Peace Depends on You", "Controlling Your Thoughts", and "Joy Prevails Over Sorrow". Each article is written with the tender wisdom and keen insight of one whose ministry has "...touched the lives of thousands of people from all walks of life." - John Cardinal O'Connor

Author Biography

Father John T. Catoir JCD, was ordained a Roman Catholic priest in 1960 for the diocese of Paterson, New Jersey. He is an award-winning author and writer of over 20 books and countless articles, which have been syndicated by the Catholic Media Association, formally known as the Catholic Press Association. He is a Doctor of Canon Law and served as Judicial Vicar and Chief Judge of the diocesan Marriage Tribunal for many years. In 1978 he was elected Director of The Christophers, and for the next 17 years he hosted his own nationally syndicated TV interview program called "Christopher Closeup". He is a past President of the Catholic Press Association of the United States and Canada, who in 1993 gave him their highest honor: The Saint Francis De Sales Award for outstanding contributions to Catholic journalism. Today, at 90 years of age, Fr. John is still actively contributing as an experienced social media presence on his website as well as his YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter pages.