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Life of the Servant of God, Maria Concepción Cabrera de Armida (1862-1937): wife, mother, grandmother, religious and mystic.

This elegant linen top features a stylish vest design with shell-like detailing at the bottom, adding a playful touch to its sophisticated look. Crafted from breathable linen, it offers comfort and movement, perfect for warm weather. The unique shape flatters the silhouette, making it ideal for both casual outings and more refined occasions. With its beautiful craftsmanship and fun accents, this top effortlessly elevates any ensemble, making it a standout piece in your wardrobe that combines style with a relaxed vibe. Linen 100% Dry clean only

Learn more about the Day of the Dead and all its subtleties with these books full of age-appropriate stories and illustrations. Una colección de libros muy útiles para aprender más de este día especial con ilustraciones e historias apropiadas para la edad. Grades: PreK - 2, Ages: 4 - 7

Independent Foreign Fiction Prize–winner and Granta “Best Young Spanish- Language Novelist” Santiago Roncagliolo returns with his acclaimed translator Edith Grossman with a raucous phone sex novella and three dark, entrancing stories.Told entirely in dialog, "Hi, This Is Conchita" is a virtuosic comic novella about men pushed past their breaking point—and the women who drive them crazy. Peru’s heir to the incisive social literature of Mario Vargas Llosa weaves a complex tale of an office worker hiring a hitman to kill his mistress, a man leaving feverish messages on his beloved’s answering machine, and a phone sex worker whose client is literally crazy about her.The three stories that follow reveal Roncagliolo’s masterful range. “Despoiler” is the claustrophobic tale of a Carnival in Barcelona that brings one middle-aged woman face-to-face to her childhood demons. “Butterflies Fastened with Pins” is the perversely comic account of a man whose friends keep killing themselves. And “The Passenger Beside You” is a surreal story narrated by a woman with a gaping bullet wound right through her heart.

These journal entries written by Conchita, were selected to display her love for the Blessed Sacrament.

Help Conchita celebrate the life of her dealy departed sister as she sets up a memorial altar for her on the Day of the Dead. This heartfelt story book rhymes in English & Spanish. Includes how to make your own sugar skulls activities.

Carpinteria once featured a racetrack at one end of town and a gargantuan statue of Santa Claus at the other--"anchor" operations highlighting this unique southern corner of coastal Santa Barbara County. A few miles south, in the northern corner of Ventura County, nestles La Conchita, where an early seaside stagecoach route and a famous banana plantation helped shape the local flavor. The historical characteristics of Summerland, on the coast north of "Carp," as Carpinteria is known, have included a J. Paul Getty oil operation and youth baseball played on fields lighted by piped-in natural gas. The three distinct communities of Greater Carpinteria are tied together by both the spectacular coastal landscapes-- beautiful beaches and majestic mountain ranges--as well as the area's intrinsically linked schools and businesses. It is an eclectic paradise between Ventura and Santa Barbara that draws a million visitors a year.

«Se fue con prisas a la montaña» es, seguramente, la obra escrita más completa que existe sobre las apariciones de la Virgen María y del Arcángel San Miguel a cuatro niñas —Conchita, Jacinta, Mari Cruz y Mari Loli— de San Sebastián de Garabandal, pequeña aldea de Cantabria (España). Su autor, el P. Eusebio García de Pesquera, O. F. M., entrevistó personalmente a numerosos testigos presenciales y reunió una amplia documentación, lo que le permitió realizar un estudio sólido y objetivo que sigue siendo, a día de hoy, punto de referencia obligado para quien quiera conocer en profundidad los hechos de Garabandal.

Concepción Cabrera de Armida (Conchita) reveals that the priest does not live for himself, rather, through Christ, he lives for others and all his powers and graces are directed toward but one goal: the salvation of souls.

«Se fue con prisas a la montaña» es, seguramente, la obra escrita más completa que existe sobre las apariciones de la Virgen María y del Arcángel San Miguel a cuatro niñas —Conchita, Jacinta, Mari Cruz y Mari Loli— de San Sebastián de Garabandal, pequeña aldea de Cantabria (España). Su autor, el P. Eusebio García de Pesquera, O. F. M., entrevistó personalmente a numerosos testigos presenciales y reunió una amplia documentación, lo que le permitió realizar un estudio sólido y objetivo que sigue siendo, a día de hoy, punto de referencia obligado para quien quiera conocer en profundidad los hechos de Garabandal.

Conception Cabrera de Armida (Conchita) saw the spiritual life as an ongoing maturation through the various seasons of the year which continuously repeat themselves over and over again until the soul has fulfilled its purpose here on earth. From the first Springtime of the soul until it has weathered its last Winter, the Holy Spirt is at work gradually transforming the soul into the image and likeness of Jesus, the Father's highly beloved and only-begotten Son. A careful reading of these pages will give a very clear insight into the depth of this saintly author's own growth in holiness. Tuly another classic in the area of Roman Catholic spirituality!

Conchita notes that the Blessed Mother invites us to receive the “roses” for our consolation and surrender, keeping the “thorns” for herself.

The two motifs that emerge in a striking way in this "retreat notebook" of the Venerable Conchita are the offering of Jesus to the Father and the offering of oneself in union with him, especially in the holy sacrifice of the Mass. Proclaimed Vererable by the Church, Conchita (1862-1937) was a lay woman, wife, mother of a family of nine children and a spiritual writer.

The two motifs that emerge in a striking way in this "retreat notebook" of the Venerable Conchita are the offering of Jesus to the Father and the offering of oneself in union with him, especially in the holy sacrifice of the Mass. Proclaimed Vererable by the Church, Conchita (1862-1937) was a lay woman, wife, mother of a family of nine children and a spiritual writer.

Here, Conchita meditates prayerfully on Jesus in His many aspects. This is a fine book for retreat reading or Eucharistic adoration.

Here, Conchita meditates prayerfully on Jesus in His many aspects. This is a fine book for retreat reading or Eucharistic adoration.

The lives and writings of eight gifted women of God -- Mechtild of Magdeburg, Hadewyck of Antwerp, Angela of Foligno, Julian of Norwich, Josefa Menendez, Louisa Jacques, Concepcion Cabrera de Armida (Conchita) and Gabrielle Bossis.

Conchita notes that the Blessed Mother invites us to receive the “roses” for our consolation and surrender, keeping the “thorns” for herself.

Memorias de conchita fernandez,la secretaria de la republica,con un gran bagage historico conchita nos cuenta,la vida en la cuba republicana hasta su trabajo junto a fidel castro al triunfo de la revolucion.trabajo en el bufete de abogados de don fernando ortiz,alli conocio a ruben martinez villena,pertenecio al partido ortodoxo junto a eduardo chivas.y fue testigos de los anos de vida republicana en cuba.libro escrito por pedro prada,[habana,1959].periodista,investigador y diplomatico cubano.

In a story ripped from the headlines a crazed lunatic takes a school bus of special needs children hostage. The hijacker is armed with C4 explosives and one mistake could cause him to snap and kill everyone. It is up to a plucky school bus driver (Maria Conchita Alonso The Running Man) and a young SWAT officer (Marcy Walker TV's "All My Children") to stop him. Newly remastered.