What books are on my Kindle and my kindle app?

I have the Amazon Kindle 4th generation and I also have the app which to be honest I don't like as much as the Kindle. My kindle is about 10 years old. I got it as a gift in 2013 but I think it was released in 2011. I love my kindle and the battery life is still great. It lasts for weeks on a single charge. It is an old kindle so it only has a very basic internet wifi connection where I can go to the amazon store and buy and download books which to be honest all I want it for is to be able to download books I would not be able to get locally in a book shop. If I had to choose between paper back books and kindle devices, I would choose the paper back as there is nothing like holding a book and reading it but I do like using the kindle as a different means of reading. So here is what is on my Kindle.

  1. The diary of a country priest by Georges Bernanos (currently reading)
  2. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Askaban by J.K. Rowling (currently reading)
  3. Tears in the rain by Rosa Montero
  4. The Lord of the Rings: The fellowship of the Ring, The two towers, The return of the King
  5. Liberalism find a cure by Mark Dice
  6. The true story of fake news by Mark Dice (read)
  7. Hollywood Propaganda: How TV, Movies, and Music shape our culture by Mark Dice
  8. The liberal media industrial complex by Mark Dice
  9. Do and Die: A book/plot that enlightens and inspires... by James Andrew Edske and Charles James Lesowske
  10. Farewell to the East End (Call the Midwife) by Jennifer Worth
  11. The complete call the Midwife stories: True stories of the East End in the 1950's by Jennifer Worth
  12. Call the Midwife: A true story of the East End in the 1950's by Jennifer Worth
  13. The Second half by Roy Keane and Roddy Doyle
  14. A Higher Calling: Pursuing Love, Faith, and Mount Everest for a Greater Purpose by Harold and Rachel Earls (read)
  15. Carlo Acutis: the Servant of God: Life beyond the border by Francesco Occhetta and Carly Andrews (read)
  16. YOUCAT by Cardinal Christoph Schoenborn
  17. Saint Peter Julian Eymard by Bob and Penny Lord (read)
  18. Hide and Seek: The Irish priest in the Vatican who defied nazi command by Stephen Walker
  19. Consecration to St, Joseph: The wonders of our spiritual father by Fr. Donald H. Calloway (read)
  20. The Catholic Holy Bible - Church Authorised Douay Rheims Version by Richard Challoner
  21. Butler's lives of the Saints by Bernard Bangley and Fr. Alban Butler
  22. 20 Answers Prayer e-book
  23. The New Evangelisation and you by Greg Willits (read twice)
  24. Give up worry for Lent by Gary Zimak (read)
  25. Mother Angelica Her grand silence: The last years and living legacy by Raymond Arroyo (read)
  26. Consuming the Word: The New Testament and the Eucharist in the Early Church by Scott Hahn
  27. Diary of Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska: Divine Mercy in my soul by Saint Maria Faustina Kowalska
  28. Jesus of Nazareth; The Infancy Narratives by Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
  29. Rome Sweet Home by Scott and Kimberly Hahn (read)
  30. Catechism of the Catholic Church Revised PB by the Vatican
  31. Catholic guide to depression by Aaron Kheriaty and Fr. John Cihak
  32. Memorise the Reasons! Defending the Faith with the Catholic art of memory by Kevin Vost
  33. Finding God in Anxiety and depression by Antonio Ritaccio (read)
  34. The Grace of Yes: Eight Virtues for Generous living by Lisa M. Hendey
  35. Stop Worrying and start living by Gary Zimak
  36. The everything Bible Book: From Genesis to Revelation, All you need to understand the Old and New Testaments
  37. 33 Day's to Morning Glory: A DIY retreat in preparation for Marian Consecration by Fr. Michael E. Gaitley (read a few times)
  38. Answering Atheism- How to make the case for God with Logic and charity by Trent Horn
  39. Mother Angelica's Answers, Not Promises by Mother Angelica (read)
  40. From fear to Faith: a Worrier's guide to discovering peace by Gary Zimak (read)
  41. Catholicism for Dummies by Fr's. John Trigilio and Kenneth Brighenti
  42. A worrier's guide to the bible: 50 verses to ease anxiety by Gary Zimak (read)
  43. Answering Jehovah's Witnesses by Jason Evert
  44. Understanding Scrupulosity by Fr. Thomas Santa (read)
  45. Geekpriest: Confessions of a New Media Pioneer by Fr. Roderick Vonhogen (read)
  46. The happy cat handbook by Pippa Mattinson and Lucy Easton
  47. A Christmas Carol (Illustrated Edition) by Charles Dickens (read)
  48. Christmas Angel by Leslea Wahl (read)
  49. Letters from Father Christmas by J.R.R. Tolkien
  50. The complete Chronicles of Narnia by C.S.Lewis
  51. The complete C.S. Lewis Signature classics by C.S. Lewis
  52. Wearing the Cape: The beginning by Marion G. Harmon
  53. Wearing the Cape by Marion G. Harmon
  54. Podcasting for Dummies by Tee Morris, Evo Terra and Chuck Tomasi
  55. I was Saved by the Bell: Stories of life, love and dreams that do come true by Peter Engel (read)
  56. Lessons from the mountain by Mary McDonough (read)
  57. Donal's Mountain: How 1 son inspired a nation by Fionnbar Walsh (read)
  58. It's the little things - Francis Brennan's Guide to Life by Francis Brennan (read)
  59. Persuasive Pro Life: How to talk about our culture's toughest issue by Trent Horn
  60. Recall abortion: Ending the abortion industry's exploitation of Women by Janet Morana (read)
  61. Unplanned by Abby Johnson and Cindy Lambert (read)
  62. Latin for Dummies by Clifford A. Hull, Stephen R. Perkins and Tracy L. Barr
  63. Irish phrasebook: The Ultimate Irish Phrasebook for travellers and beginners by Irish Mastery
  64. Tin Whistle sheet music song book with finger positions
  65. How to play guitar: A complete guide for absolute beginners by Ben Parker
  66. The Skinny Slow cooker recipe book: delicious recipes under 300, 400 and 500 calories by CookNation
  67. Five Strategies for living with adult separation anxiety disorder (rethink anxiety) by Robert Blick ph.D.
  68. Celtic: The Official History by Brian Wilson
Wow I did not realise I had so many ebooks a lot of these books I got years ago. Here is a list of e-books I have on my kindle app a lot of the books listed above are also in the kindle app too so here are the books not listed above

  1. Saint John Vianney Patron saint of parish priests by Bob and Penny Lord
  2. Saint Magnus the last viking by Susan Peek
  3. The Kings prey Saint Dymphna of Ireland by Susan Peek
  4. My first way of the cross by Christian publication
  5. My little rosary book by Christian publication
  6. My first book of saints by Christian publication

Prayer to St. Anthony

O Holy St. Anthony, gentlest of Saints, your love for God and Charity for His creatures, made you worthy, when on earth, to possess miraculous powers.

Miracles waited on your word, which you were ever ready to speak for those in trouble or anxiety. Encouraged by this thought, I emplore of you to obtain for me (request). The answer to my prayer may require a miracle, even so, you are the Saint of Miracles.

O gentle and loving St. Anthony, whose heart was ever full of human sympathy, whisper my petition into the ears of the sweet Infant Jesus, who loved to be folded in your arms; and the gratitude of my heart will ever be yours.

http://www.catholicwalton.com/prayer-to-st-anthony/

Mother And Child a Prayer

Lord Jesus Christ,

when you embraced our nature

in the womb of Mary, Your Mother,

the first to greet You was

the unborn child, John the Baptist.

He danced for You,

and You made him holy

with the life of Your Spirit.

Jesus, Lord and Saviour,

protect the children of Ireland.

May they never be evicted

from that warm, safe place

beneath a mother’s heart. Amen.

Prayer to St. Francis of Assisi

Lord, make me an instrument of Your peace; 
Where there is hatred, let me sow love; 
Where there is injury, pardon; 
Where there is doubt, faith; 
Where there is despair, hope; 
Where there is darkness, light; 
And where there is sadness, joy. 

O Divine Master,
Grant that I may not so much seek
To be consoled as to console; 
To be understood, as to understand; 
To be loved, as to love; 
For it is in giving that we receive, 
It is in pardoning that we are pardoned, 
And it is in dying that we are born to Eternal Life. 
Amen.

Prayer for Serenity

O God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference.

Living one day at a time, enjoying one moment at a time. Accepting hardships as the pathway to peace. Taking, as he did, the sinful world as it is, not as I would have it. Trusting that he will make all things right if I surrender to His will; that I may be reasonably happy in this life, and supremely happy with Him forever. 

https://www.catholic.org/prayers/prayer.php?p=2176


Prayer before mass and communion

Prayer Before Mass

Heavenly Father, help me to appreciate that every time I go to mass, I am in the presence of the angels; Also that I am in the presence of our Blessed Mother; Help me to hear your word speaking to me in the readings (and the homily); Above all help me to unite with Jesus in His eternal sacrifice to You, in intersession for  the conversion of the world, including the conversion and spiritual development of my own family and loved ones, especially (mention who you would like to pray for here)

Prayer before Communion

Lord Jesus help me to recognise that it really is you, my Lord and my God, that I am receiving. Help me to receive you with great reverence. I receive you today Lord not just for myself but for my family and my loved ones especially (mention who you would like to pray for here) and for those who do not know You or do not love You.


Praying Man

Sometimes you have to just step away

Did you ever just go on social networks and feel like it is nothing but a barrel of negativity? Yes? well you are not alone. The last few weeks I have been finding this more so on Twitter than Facebook. I just scroll through my feed looking for news and see things like someone has punched someone else for whatever or no reason, someone mistreating an animal, the BLM debate, the coronavirus etc. These are all very important topics to talk about but I think we have to ask ourselves is this really worth taking up our whole day to write 10 or 20 posts about a particular topic or will 1 or 2 posts do and then move on to something more positive.

The reason I am writing this post personally is because sometimes I scroll through twitter to find out some news and more often than not when I am finished scrolling I am left feeling more anxious and sad especially about the coronavirus. It seems to be everywhere. That is one of the main reasons I rarely post on this topic. I did recently but before that I didn't in a long time. I think during this difficult time especially we need more good news in our lives and newsfeeds. We be doing something positive in our lives like maybe gardening or even putting up a positive post on Facebook or Twitter.

Yes serious topics need to be talked about but do they have to be talked about so much that it nearly takes over our lives and our news feeds? These topics will all fade away in time but negative thought and feelings from these topics can last years. When I 1st started Facebook and Twitter back in 2013. I used to write lots and lots of posts every single day that would mostly be about the Catholic Faith or the abortion issue. It was like I was on a crusade to convert people and I had to do whatever I could to convert people to Catholicism and if they disagreed with me I wouldn't just leave it I would respectfully as I could try to direct them in the way of Truth but that became so unhealthy for me and possibly for others too and often times I would spend many hours going around in circles with people who disagree with me and I would nearly take their comments personally. I know now they were never personal attacks on me. Now I rarely answer comments that disagree with me because it is ok to disagree with people. It would be a boring world if we all agreed with each other all the time. 

I remember I would put up loads of posts on the 1 topic and looking back on it now and sometimes seeing it in my memories on Facebook I wonder how I did such things and how my friends didn't unfriend me or become sick of my posts because without intending to my posts came across as pushy and radical and had no balance what so ever now thank God I have changed that a lot and I post about my many different interests now with the odd post being about my Faith and where I stand on life issues because that is still part of me. 

That is why I just stepped away from social networks for a short time. Today is the 1st day of my break and it has done me wonders so far. When I was on Twitter I felt it was pushing the coronavirus topic too much which I don't think is good. Yes we need to keep up to date with the virus but not to the point where it is taking over our whole lives. I tried to get up some good news in Ireland today and the latest good news I could get was from April or May and it is a pity because there is so much positive thinks going on in the world but it is overtaken by coronavirus and BLM. It is so hard to find good news but I think if we don't see good news we should try and post something positive that is going on in our lives. It could be anything from what you see, what you smell, what you hear, what you feel, a picture anything at all. You would be surprised as to how it would make you feel and how it would make others feel. Go on just try it post something positive on your social network and/or blog. I will start now and I might keep posting positive things on my blog as much as I can. It is great to have it so bright up to 10pm at night time now. Now it is your turn. It is easy.

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