Man Your Post - Daunt, Carrie Schuchts; Daunt, Duane
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Man Your Post: Learning to Lead like St. Joseph is a mission entrusted to you by a company of Catholic men who have faced challenges and found strength through the intercession of the head of the Holy Family, the man who provided for Jesus and Mary during their earthly lives and protected them on harrowing journeys as they fled from danger and battled the forces of this world. By embarking on a tour of the Litany of St. Joseph, each chapter explores the power and freedom virtue brings to the lives of ordinary men trying to lead their families to heaven, virtues like justice, chastity, prudence, fortitude, faithfulness and others.…mehr

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Man Your Post: Learning to Lead like St. Joseph is a mission entrusted to you by a company of Catholic men who have faced challenges and found strength through the intercession of the head of the Holy Family, the man who provided for Jesus and Mary during their earthly lives and protected them on harrowing journeys as they fled from danger and battled the forces of this world. By embarking on a tour of the Litany of St. Joseph, each chapter explores the power and freedom virtue brings to the lives of ordinary men trying to lead their families to heaven, virtues like justice, chastity, prudence, fortitude, faithfulness and others.
Autorenporträt
Carrie Schuchts Daunt is a presenter and prayer minister for the John Paul II Healing Center in Tallahassee, Florida. She developed the material for the center's Undone women's event. Daunt earned her bachelor's degree in speech communication from Berry College in Rome, Georgia. She teaches classes at home and for the Sacred Heart Home Educators cooperative, where she is also on the executive board. Daunt also has led women's bible studies and presented talks on marriage, Theology of the Body, and authentic femininity for her parish and diocese. She lives with her husband, Duane, and their eight children in Tallahasee.