Royal Babies
- 112 pages
- 4 hours of reading
'Royal Babies A Heir-Raising History' goes behind Palace doors to discoverthe pleasures, pain and pitfalls of Royal pregnancies, births andbabies through the ages.
James Alison is a Catholic theologian and priest whose work deeply probes the nature of God's mercy and its impact on human relationships. His writing, informed by his theological training and personal faith journey, frequently explores how divine, boundless love liberates us from fear and violence. Alison's style is noted for its clarity and accessibility, rendering complex theological ideas comprehensible to a wide audience. His reflections invite readers to consider profound questions of faith, reconciliation, and the transformative power of mercy in our lives.






'Royal Babies A Heir-Raising History' goes behind Palace doors to discoverthe pleasures, pain and pitfalls of Royal pregnancies, births andbabies through the ages.
Six-year-old Lola jade Harper has gone missing during the middle of the night from her bedroom in a safe suburban area. Her mother says her ex-husband has stolen their daughter. Detective Rachel Prince knows the longer a child is unaccounted for, the less likely they are to be found alive. And then another little girl is taken..
On his way back up from the yard Bird had seen something white and round - a girl who had curled herself into a ball. He and his two sisters, Olive and Margaret, have lived in the same isolated community all their lives, each one more alone than the others can know.
This classic book asks what it is to know Jesus. It will enable thinking Christians to ask new questions about their faith, their reading of the New Testament, and the theology of redemption.
Hope and Larry marry on a whim. They are twenty-two and crazy for each other. What Larry doesn't know is that behind her bohemian spirit and off-beat humour, Hope hides a secret. What Hope doesn't know is that secrets tear people apart ... The only person Hope confides in is New Yorker Matilda, an internet friend who says the right things and Hope has grown to trust. After she and Larry break up, Hope knows Matilda will be there for her no matter what. Hope never really gives up on Larry and when she hears he has disappeared in New York, she drops everything and goes to look for him. And, despairing at ever finding him, she turns to Matilda. But Matilda online and Matilda in real life are two very different people. And Hope is about to find out that what you hide about yourself � from friends and from lovers - can have unforeseen consequences ...
The sequel to Faith Beyond Resentment, one of the most widely-discussed works of theology of recent years, which established gay Catholic writer James Alison as one of the most original voices in the church.