Grace and prayer explained according to the Munich or psychological method, for children of the intermediate and higher grades; based on the Baltimore catechism (no. 2) and Deharbe's catechism; and aid to catechists

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Grace and prayer explained according to the Munich or psychological method, for children of the intermediate and higher grades; based on the Baltimore catechism (no. 2) and Deharbe's catechism; and aid to catechists
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Grace and prayer explained according to the Munich or psychological method, for children of the intermediate and higher grades; based on the Baltimore catechism (no. 2) and Deharbe's catechism; and aid to catechists

Author: Baierl, Joseph J. (Joseph John), 1884-1955

Year: 1921

CONTENTS Page Preface v Part I. GRACE Lesson I. The Necessity of Grace 1 II Actual Grace 6 III. Grace and Free Will 12 IV. Sanctifying Grace 18 V. Meritorious Works (Supplementary) 25 VI. The Good Intention (Supplementary) 32 Part II. PRAYER VII. The Kinds of Prayer 41 VIII. The Qualities of Prayer 47 IX. The Fruits of Prayer 55 Part III. THE LORD'S PRAYER X. The Our Father (Preface) 65 XI. The Our Father (1-3 Petition) 71 XII. The Our Father (4 Petition) 79 Xm The Our Father (5 Petition) 85 XIV. The Our Father (6-7 Petition) 91 Part IV. THE ANGELIC SALUTATION XV. The Hail Mary (Prayer of Praise) 103 XVI. The Hail Mary (Prayer of Petition) 111

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