This book is for citizens who are concerned about our morally degenerating society. The authors point out that God condemns big government and commands His people to be productive. The only way we can control our communities within each sovereign state is to regain the constitutional right of nullification.
#356543 in Books 2005-07-01Original language:EnglishPDF # 1 8.24 x 1.17 x 5.44l; 1.24 #File Name: 1587680246448 pages
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful. Good Information On The Sites; Not Very Good Directions On How To Get ThereBy B. ZarskyI enjoyed the book; the information that it provides about the; the different sites you can visit. The pilgrimages; however; left much to be desired. When in Rome; my friend and I decided to follow the multi-day pilgrimage and started having problems after the first stop; the Colosseum. The directions to the next stop; the Mamertine Prison; where "Walk toward the Forum from the Colosseum to the sixteenth-century church San Giuseppe dei Felegnami". Question is; where from the Colosseum; exactly where in the Forum? Is it inside or outside of the Forum? I speak some Italian so I asked a police officer; as well as a English speaking tour guide; and neither of them knew of the church or where I could find it. Ends up the Church is on the other side of the Forum from the Colosseum. How you're supposed to get there by walking toward the Forum; I still don't know.Overall it's a nice book for information about an area and the saints associated with it. Good for reading about the lives of the saints and the impact that they had on the Church and the area; but it leaves a lot to be desired as a guide book. It needs much better maps; preferably detailed maps; of where the different stops are as well as better directions on how to get there. If you want to do that work yourself before going; it's got some nice places that you may not have known about; much less known about visiting; which is nice. As a guide for a pilgrimage; it leaves a lot to be desired. I wish I had known that before I went to Italy; hopefully you can learn from my mistake.8 of 8 people found the following review helpful. DisappointingBy Bookworm70At first glance of this title; it looks impressive "Travelling With The Saints in Italy".Actually; the title does not reflect the contents of the book. Only twelve saints arecovered in 400 pages. In strict sense two are not yet saints and remain blesseds. Notto mention some of the most popular saints are omitted from this very short list (i.e.Saint Nicholas of Bari; Saint Dominic de Guzman; Saint Lucy; Saint Agatha etc).
