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July 21,
2003
"I wanted to sort out for myself the seemingly endless morning sickness and discouragement of the previous nine months," says Agnes, "and the inexpressible joys I was experiencing in caring for a baby all my own at last." In her book, Agnes shares the very Catholic spiritual solutions she found to the problems and struggles of pregnancy. In 36 short chapters, everything the expectant mother experiences is covered, including, tiredness, mood swings, waiting, post partum, praying for your baby, marital difficulties, in-laws, and much more. The book is written for women who are trying to accept the joys and challenges of motherhood according to God's Holy Will, rather than the "wisdom of the world" by avoiding children. Although only a young mother of three (so far!), Agnes seems to have made her mark on the world of Catholicism through her deep insights into this most treasured time of a woman's life: pregnancy and motherhood. This book is available
through Tan Books (www.tanbooks.com)
and is Number 1913, ISBN-7789, $12.00. (Toll-Free 1-800-437-5876)
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