Grace and prayer explained according to the Munich or psychological method
Subtitle: for children of the intermediate and higher grades; based on the Baltimore catechism (no. 2) and Deharbe's catechism; and aid to catechists
Publisher: The Seminary Press
Published: 1921
Place of publication: Rochester, N.Y.
Language: eng
Number of pages: 117
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: Page; title: Preface v; title: Part I.; title: GRACE; title: Lesson; title: I. The Necessity of Grace 1; title: II Actual Grace 6; title: III. Grace and Free Will 12; title: IV. Sanctifying Grace 18; title: V. Meritorious Works (Supplementary) 25; title: VI. The Good Intention (Supplementary) 32; title: Part II.; title: PRAYER; title: VII. The Kinds of Prayer 41; title: VIII. The Qualities of Prayer 47; title: IX. The Fruits of Prayer 55; title: Part III.; title: THE LORD'S PRAYER; title: X. The Our Father (Preface) 65; title: XI. The Our Father (1-3 Petition) 71; title: XII. The Our Father (4 Petition) 79; title: Xm The Our Father (5 Petition) 85; title: XIV. The Our Father (6-7 Petition) 91; title: Part IV.; title: THE ANGELIC SALUTATION; title: XV. The Hail Mary (Prayer of Praise) 103; title: XVI. The Hail Mary (Prayer of Petition) 111