Bøger af Patrick Foley

This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them.

Hannah and Jake, cousins and complete opposites, are typical young adults struggling to make life exciting in the economically depressed city of New Haven. Plagued with typical day to day issues, the two have no idea things are not always what they seem - until Hannah witnesses a preternatural battle not meant for human eyes.As Hannah wrestles with what she saw, Jake spends time with the hottest girl in town. His new girlfriend, Michelle, is all he's ever wanted in a girl. She, along with her friends, bring an element of excitement into Jake's life. Deception reigns as Hannah and Jake find themselves on a collision course with the timeless tug-of-war between purity and depravity.What do you do when you find out your friends are not who you always thought them to be? Jake and Hannah's simple reality becomes complicated when they find themselves hopelessly entwined in a fight between opposing forces that influence humanity. What if all you thought was real was only a small piece of true reality? When angels and demons show up, what side will you choose? What side will choose you?

On her way to Grandma's house one Halloween night, Sam discovers that the Moon is following her whenever she looks to the night sky. How long will it stay with her?

Love it or hate it, the Catholic Church has been for 2,000 years at the very center of Europe and Western civilization in all its important aspects: theological, political, social, moral, economic, etc. It has been attacked on many different grounds, often violently, yet it still remains standing. Occasionally weakened, and then subject to an energetic renaissance, the Church can look back upon now long-gone empires, emperors, kings, intellectual traditions and philosophies, heresies and schisms, and in all cases say, "I was there." It is this miracle of constant regeneration which is the mystery of the Church for non-believers; the same mystery is the consolation and proof of the truth of Catholicism for believers. Those who wish to enter into some kind of understanding of this unique history, but who do not have the time to devote months or years to study, can get a wonderful grasp of the essentials in reading this book. Concise, erudite, and intelligent without being abstruse, it provides all the information that a casual reader might wish to know, and provides an indication for further study if required. No one who reads this book, friend or foe, will come away from reading it and remain unchanged.