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Molly McGolly is a little ten-year-old Irish Catholic girl who attends public school. She decides this is the year to teach her classmates to become green, like her family. Recycle, reduce, reuse, and along the way, repent. Molly discovers trying to change people is a much bigger task than she ever imagined. Catholics are reminded of the truths of the Catholic faith (scripture passages, sacraments, prayers, Ten Commandments, divine mercy, Eucharistic adoration, etc.) throughout the book as the humorous story of the McGolly family unfolds. So laugh, cry, get angry, or whatever it takes to get your attention, and wake up! God does not change.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Molly McGolly is a little ten-year-old Irish Catholic girl who attends public school. She decides this is the year to teach her classmates to become green, like her family. Recycle, reduce, reuse, and along the way, repent. Molly discovers trying to change people is a much bigger task than she ever imagined. Catholics are reminded of the truths of the Catholic faith (scripture passages, sacraments, prayers, Ten Commandments, divine mercy, Eucharistic adoration, etc.) throughout the book as the humorous story of the McGolly family unfolds. So laugh, cry, get angry, or whatever it takes to get your attention, and wake up! God does not change.
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Autorenporträt
Virginia is a child of God even though she is in her sixties. This family style story is meant to bring Catholics (once Catholic Always Catholic) back into the fold if they have strayed and to invite all others to become Catholic. Virginia was born, raised, graduated from the University of Texas at Arlington with a bachelor of science in nursing, married and had two children in Texas before moving to Oklahoma and Florida. She was a registered nurse for about 40 years before recently retiring in Florida. Her children are adults and her husband divorced her many years ago; with her new found freedom of retirement, Virginia is broadening her hobby of writing to include family style stories.