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Looking for Mary: (Or, the Blessed Mother and Me) (Compass)

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Looking for Mary: (Or, the Blessed Mother and Me) (Compass)

Entering her fortieth year, Beverly Donofrio, a "lapsed Catholic," inexplicably begins collecting Virgin Mary memorabilia at yard sales. Her search for kitsch, however, soon becomes a spiritual quest, leading her to make a pilgrimage to the holy city of Medjugorje. There, she learns that Mary comes into your life only when pride steps out and receives a bonus: hope. In Looking for Mary, Donofrio offers the universal story about a woman who-in a quest for the Blessed Mother-finds herself.

Country	USA
Author	Beverly Donofrio
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	Reissue
EISBN	9781101199442
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	Penguin Books
Manufacturer	Penguin Books
NumberOfPages	274
PublicationDate	2001-08-01
Publisher	Penguin Books
ReleaseDate	2001-08-01
Studio	Penguin Books

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