Christmas Icons Coloring Book - Hope and Life Press
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The Hope & Life Press Christmas Icons Coloring Book (Vol. 1, HLP Series) is a big book that contains 25 original drawings of Christmas-themed icons. These include icons of the Nativity, the Holy Family, the Child Emmanuel, and others. This book is good both for older children to learn about icons and for adults starting to learn the sacred art of iconography.

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The Hope & Life Press Christmas Icons Coloring Book (Vol. 1, HLP Series) is a big book that contains 25 original drawings of Christmas-themed icons. These include icons of the Nativity, the Holy Family, the Child Emmanuel, and others. This book is good both for older children to learn about icons and for adults starting to learn the sacred art of iconography.
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Angelo Stagnaro is an award-winning journalist with the UN, newspapers and international wire services in the United States of America (US), Europe and Australia. He is the Catholic News Service's chief correspondent in New York City, the principal liaison for the Holy See, and an editorialist for the National Catholic Register. His major articles have appeared in the Washington Post, Catholic Herald, National Catholic Reporter, America Magazine, and The Tablet among others. Stagnaro is the author of several books on Catholic spirituality including How to Pray the Dominican Way, The Pro-Life Apologetics Manual, A Modern Sinner's Guide for the Third Millennium, The Christian Book of the Dead and The Catechist's Magic Kit. A professional stage mentalist and one of the world's experts on cold reading, he is also the author of eight seminal works on stage magic and cold reading that have been translated into multiple languages. Stagnaro graduated from SUNY-Albany and Kansai Gaikokugo Daigaku with specializations in the Ethnology of Religion, Comparative Asian Religions and Physical Anthropology. He also pursued theological studies at the University of Notre Dame. Stagnaro is a professed member of the Secular Franciscans and has served as RCIA catechist in New York and Singapore.