Les Jay Livres

The book delves into the discrepancies between the Catholic Catechism and the Bible, revealing inconsistencies that challenge traditional beliefs. The author critiques the Catholic Church's practices, highlighting deceptive tactics while asserting that the church can continue to exist but should not be considered a branch of Christianity. This exploration invites readers to reconsider the relationship between Catholic doctrine and biblical teachings.

Tales From A Black Woman is a narrative poetry that speaks to, honors, recognizes and celebrates the journey of Black women in America. It give voice to those who suffered beyond human comprehension to stay alive, survive and thrive. It considers the woes, the wonders and the willingness that makes her so wonderful. Tales From A Black Woman centers its focus on issues of complexion, rejection, protection and introspection. It elevates the magnificence of a matriarchal platform matched by none. It highlights the strengths, stressors, strategies and standards that make her superb; notwithstanding the extreme and harsh conditions under which she exists. This book examines the broad spectrum of her past experiences and current encounters, only to show that in the end she prevails. When people said that she had a tail, she prevailed. She wore the veil over her face while burying her sons and husbands, but she still prevailed. Even after her son Jesus was nailed to a cross, she prevailed.