Provides "answer prompts" for discussion questions that may be more challenging, helping group participants to stay within the bounds of solid Catholic teaching. The facilitator will also need a copy of the participant book.

Part of the Discipleship Series of compact small-group resources "for people with busy lives but open hearts." This resource makes the Catechism of the Catholic Church accessible and exciting by breaking it down into manageable segments and providing simple but engaging summaries, vocabulary aids, prayers and discussion questions that show the relevance of its beautiful teachings to daily life. Featuring 8 concise sessions, The Creed: Part Two explores the second half of the "Profession of Faith" as presented in the Catechism, from Christ's death and Resurrection to the Final Judgment and "Life Everlasting."

Provides "answer prompts" for discussion questions that may be more challenging, helping group participants to stay within the bounds of solid Catholic teaching. The facilitator will also need a copy of the participant book.

The Spanish version of "As I Have Loved You." A beautiful but simple translation of this compact, engaging small-group resource. Part of the Discipleship Series of compact small-group resources "for people with busy lives but open hearts." Features 6 engaging sessions, each reflecting on a vital theme rooted in the Gospels and the Catechism and illustrated through brief stories of men and women touched by grace: actor Eduardo Verastegui, model Leah Darrow, author Sheldon Vanauken, and Saints Augustine, Francis of Assisi, Therese of Lisieux and Martin de Porres. Includes prayer and discussion questions integral to growth as a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Part of the Discipleship Series of compact small-group resources "for people with busy lives but open hearts." Features 6 engaging sessions, each reflecting on passages from the writings of St. Paul on love and illustrating the themes through brief stories of men and women touched by grace: Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta, St. Damien of Molokai, St. Maria Goretti, Blessed Bartolo Longo, Irishman Matt Talbot and Immaculee Ilibagiza. Includes prayer and discussion questions integral to growth as a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Part of the Discipleship Series of compact small-group resources "for people with busy lives but open hearts." Features 6 engaging sessions, each reflecting on a vital theme rooted in the Gospels and the Catechism and illustrated through brief stories of men and women touched by grace: actor Eduardo Verestegui, model Leah Darrow, author Sheldon Vanauken, and Saints Augustine, Francis of Assisi, Therese of Lisieux and Martin de Porres. Includes prayer and discussion questions integral to growth as a disciple of Jesus Christ.

Alfred V. Kidder s excavations at Pecos Pueblo in New Mexico between 1914 and 1929 set a new standard for archaeological fieldwork and interpretation. Among his other innovations, Kidder recognized that skeletal remains were a valuable source of information, and today the Pecos sample is used in comparative studies of fossil hominins and recent populations alike.

In the 1990s, while documenting this historic collection in accordance with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act before the remains were returned to the Pueblo of Jemez and reinterred at Pecos Pueblo, Michele Morgan and colleagues undertook a painstaking review of the field data to create a vastly improved database. The Peabody Museum, where the remains had been housed since the 1920s, also invited a team of experts to collaboratively study some of the materials.

In "Pecos Pueblo Revisited," these scholars review some of the most significant findings from Pecos Pueblo in the context of current Southwestern archaeological and osteological perspectives and provide new interpretations of the behavior and biology of the inhabitants of the pueblo. The volume also presents improved data sets in extensive appendices that make the primary data available for future analysis. The volume answers many existing questions about the population of Pecos and other Rio Grande sites and will stimulate future analysis of this important collection.