The Gold Book of Prayers

by Kenneth Sommer (Introduction)

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An all-time best-selling treasury of contemporary and traditional prayers including a beautiful Scriptural Rosary, Jesus Rosary, litanies, and Seven Sorrows Chaplet. Excellent for prayer groups or individual use.

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This is one of the best prayer books I've found. The Scriptural Rosary is wonderful, especially for converts from Protestantism. I have not found "The Rosary of Jesus" or the "Seven Sorrows of Mary" anywhere else. There are many traditional prayers neglected by some books, and many other less common prayers. Highly recommended! (

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