Wanda Skowronska Livres

The narrative explores the life of Father Paul Stenhouse, a priest-scholar whose profound love for Christ guided his diverse activities, from teaching and writing to engaging with the community. His humility and humor shone through in everyday tasks, whether he was preparing individuals for Baptism or studying in historic locations. Stenhouse's deep understanding of God's mystery inspired those around him, as he continuously shared his insights and experiences, highlighting his heroic outreach to those in need.

Set in Bonegilla, Northern Victoria, this book explores the experiences of Displaced Persons who arrived in Australia after World War II. It delves into their struggles and adaptations in a new land, highlighting themes of resilience, identity, and the quest for belonging. Through personal stories and historical context, the narrative captures the challenges faced by these individuals as they navigate their new lives in a foreign environment, shedding light on an often-overlooked chapter of migration history.

Set against the backdrop of the 1960s, the narrative explores the vibrant tapestry of Australian Catholicism, highlighting its Irish hymns and the cultural shifts of the era. It reflects on the experiences of baby boomers and 'new Australians,' while capturing the essence of community activities like sodalities and tombola. The account seeks to evoke the unforgettable spiritual and social atmosphere of a transformative period, resonating deeply with those who experienced it firsthand.

Monsignore Reilly begann 1989 mit dem Gebet des Rosenkranzes vor einer Abtreibungsklinik, was zur Gründung der Gebetsbewegung "Helpers of God’s Precious Infants" führte. Diese Bewegung wuchs weltweit und rettete Tausende von Babys. Wanda Skowronska beschreibt die Hintergründe, Motivation und den Einsatz der Helfer sowie die positiven Auswirkungen auf betroffene Mütter und Familien.