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Circle of Catholic Women—Journal Two

Circle of Catholic Women Journal Two by Karen Pavlicin

Circle of Catholic Women award-winning, thought-provoking, personal journals inspire women to explore their spirituality and live their faith in daily life. Each journal can be used individually or in a group or retreat setting. A companion facilitator guide makes it easy for program leaders to foster trusted circles within their faith communities.

Each journal includes:

  • Sections on prayer, traditions, relationships, role models, values, discernment, and life balance
  • Bible verses and references to Catholic documents and teachings
  • Journaling prompts to encourage deeper personal reflection
  • Suggested group discussion questions
  • Separate facilitator guide for added guidance and ideas for program leaders

The series is nonsequential so participants may begin with either journal.

Journal Two topics include:

  • Spiritual intimacy and inspiration
  • Personal rituals and routines
  • Parents
  • Spiritual role models Martha and Gianna Beretta Molla
  • Modern science and technology
  • Social justice—life and dignity
  • Energy

Read more about the program and journal series at CircleofCatholicWomen.com.

“Womanhood and a bit of faith are things that often go well together. …a choice pick for women of faith.” — Midwest Book Review Bookwatch

“This is a great resource for women who want to get closer to their faith and discover new things about themselves… I like how the journal is put together…the provoking questions to get you really thinking….beneficial to any Christian woman.”
— Hanging Off the Wire

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ISBN 978-1-934617-03-8 Journal One
ISBN 978-1-934617-10-6 J-One Facilitator Guide
ISBN 978-1-934617-11-3 Journal Two
ISBN 978-1-935617-12-0 J-Two Facilitator Guide

Living Now Book Awards Best Spiritual Book (Journal One)
Midwest Book Awards Finalist Best Religion Book
(Journal One and Journal Two)