Random books from ServantofGuadalupe's library
Code of Canon Law a Text and Commentary, Study Edition by James A. Coriden
The Secret of the Rosary by St. Louis De Monfort
Abortion and the Conscience of the Nation (New edition/issue) by Ronald Reagan
Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers: Second Series, 14 Volumes by Alexander Roberts
Psychology: a class manual in the philosophy of organic and rational life by Paul J. Glenn
The sinner's guide by de Granada Luis
Members with ServantofGuadalupe's books
Member connections
Friends: bdouglass, caeremonarius, cantius, corkery, femme_du_noel, FrDavidStraut, fritz1106, hermit, jenuwine, la_llorona, Linaldawen, lindir, logostoni, maryanntherese, materdolorosa, muddlingmeow, piccolaserenata8, PsychoMonkey, redhotrabbit, Socolatae.Addicta, Spooky7272
Interesting libraries: caitemaire, cantius, keith0718, melessa47, muddlingmeow, orestesbrownson, RPC, SaintSunniva
Member: ServantofGuadalupe
CollectionsYour library (107)
Reviews3 reviews — see reviews
TagsCatholicism (27), Philosophy (15), Sound Politics (12), Patristics (5), Finances (5), Ancient Writings (4), Catholic Reference (4), Influence (4), Blessed Virgin Mary (3), Catholic Spirituality (3) — see all tags
Cloudstag cloud, author cloud
GroupsAncient History, Catholic Apologetics, Catholic Bookworms, Catholic Historians, Catholic literature, family & homeschool, Catholic Tradition, Christianity, Faith and Reason, FUTURE ENTREPRENEURS, Gregorian Chant — show all groups
Favorite authorsG. K. Chesterton, Monsignor Paul Joseph Glenn, Saint Alphonsus De Ligori, R. A. Salvatore, J. R. R. Tolkien (Shared favorites)
About meFirst of all, I am Catholic, loving and serving God, and being with Him in heaven are my foremost desires. I wish to do His will in all things. I am a Catholic of the orthodox variety (That means I am not a heretic, schismatic or Democrat).
If, by chance, I happen to meet a nice, young Catholic gal, I will definitely give her a chance! The thought of being a husband and father is a beautiful dream of mine. Homeschooling is the only acceptable form of bringing up a child, in my view. My wife shall not be a working mom. I think that having my wife work would be to insult her dignity as the most important person in the world, a mother. It would also be a disservice to our children.
I am a Republican. I am a true conservative, and cherish traditional values. That makes me a moderate, like most of the people in this country. Clinton is extreme left, skinheads are extreme right. I am learning more and more about politics, and that has added a new genre to my library over the last year and a half.
Ronald Reagan is a true hero of the United States and the whole world. I wish to learn much more of him. I do urge you to listen to Rush Limbaugh, another real American hero, whenever you get the chance. If you decide to do this, you will be much better informed.
At present I am working toward getting my first rental house. I will continue to buy rental houses over the next decade, and hopefully be completely retired by then. I will surely be a millionaire within ten years. As you can see, I have a portion of my library dedicated to financial geniuses of our time, and before our time.
I love to work out and exercise. I work offshore on a boat, and work out every day. When I am on shore I jog, run and lift pretty much every day. I love to do this, it makes me feel great. I used to be overweight significantly, no more!!!
I have also chosen to surround myself with mentors who have tread, and tread well along the paths of leadership, family and wealth. I know that the journey I am embarking upon works, and shall be fruitful, for I have seen the fruits of those that I am learning from. I Love life, and I love the God that gave it to me!!!
About my libraryMy library is my treasure! I am currently hoping to add a nice hard cover edition of the Summa Theologica to my shelf. My current gems are the 38 volume set of Early Church Father writings, the early 1900's Catholic Encyclopedia, and most of Monsignor Paul J. Glenn's Philosophy books. I am getting these books to prepare me for seminary, and better form my thinking.
Right now, my favorite addition to my library is my collection of philosophy and theology text books written by Monsignor Paul J. Glenn. Collecting these books has been quite an adventure. My acquisitions thus far have come from three countries and two continents. Most have been purchased from two sources in Canada. I have also had two sources in the United States of America. The Introduction to Philosophy was found in Australia. I do need one more book to finish my collection. That book is Apologetics. This is one of the easiest books to get, and I am going to find a copy of it in the UK for good story-sake. It will be delightful to tell. All of the books were in excellent condition, but for Dialectics(formal logic), but I am lucky enough to have a good friend, Dale Hayes, that owns a book binding business. He finished it the day that I went off-shore, so I will not be able to have it until June, when I get off the boat. I am looking forward to that most definitely.
I love R A Salvatore, and have read all of his Forgotten Realms books. I used to own them all, but continually passed them on as I read them. I once owned all of Tolkien's writings, but they disappeared.
The suggestions of Dr. Fischer at Clark College due to historical revisionism that are found in classes, the History Channel, and in textbooks caused me to gain a love for primary sources. This is what my library primarily (no pun intended) consists of. I love history, particularly Christian history (that means Western Civilization).
Homepagehttp://www.myspace.com/servant_of_guadalupe
Real nameChristopher Hunt
LocationThe Bayou, Louisiana
Emailboanarges_catholic
hotmail.com
Account typepublic, lifetime
Connection NewsConnection News
URLs
http://www.librarything.com/profile/ServantofGuadalupe (profile)
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/ServantofGuadalupe (library)
Common KnowledgeSeries (2), Awards (8), Characters (49), Places (16)
Member sinceDec 5, 2007









Leave a comment
Sign up or sign in to leave a comment.
"Apologetics" can be obtained from TAN Books of Rockford, Illinois. TAN stands for Thomas A. Nelson. Just Google TAN Books and you'll get his complete list of really terrific titles.
Best Regards,
Joe
posted by CordisMariaeFilius at 1:36 am (EST) on Sep 17, 2008
Your list of books is very interesting indeed. Msgr. Glenn's argumentation is rock solid.
posted by CordisMariaeFilius at 10:22 pm (EST) on May 13, 2008
Thanks for being so open about sharing about yourself! I was delighted to read your story and peruse your library. I noticed your name, servant_of_guadalupe, because we share a common book in our libraries: The Sources of Catholic Dogma by Henry Denzinger. I was intrigued. I am
Yours in Christ,
Fr David Straut
posted by FrDavidStraut at 11:53 pm (EST) on Feb 20, 2008
posted by lindir at 2:08 pm (EST) on Jan 17, 2008
posted by hermit at 7:19 pm (EST) on Dec 25, 2007
posted by ggchickapee at 11:25 am (EST) on Dec 13, 2007
Learning to read as if words are pictures is also called the "Look & Say" method:
http://www.teachingtreasures.com.au/home...
posted by kfiech at 2:56 pm (EST) on Dec 12, 2007