“this book beautifully awakens us to the forgotten truth that our God is a God of the living, not the dead.”

This book beautifully awakens us to the forgotten truth that our God is a God of the living, not the dead. We are called to remember, pray for, and ask for the prayers of those who have gone before us in Christ. The Church militant and the Church triumphant in union as the communion of saints witnessing to the Paschal Mystery of the passion, death and resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ and His victory over death. I can think of no better way for a family to teach and remember this truth than through this book.

Father James Mason

Saint Pio of Pietrelcina (1887-1968), known to the world as “Padre Pio,” said it best about the souls in Purgatory: “The Holy Souls are eager for the prayers of the Faithful which can gain indulgences for them. Their intercession is powerful. Pray unceasingly. We must empty Purgatory!” Laura Woods’ Remember Me reminds us of our obligation to pray and do penance for the Holy Souls, and to have the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass offered frequently for them. How could we forget our beloved dead?

Monsignor Charles M. Mangan / Office of the Marian Apostolate, Diocese of Sioux Falls

“This is the kind of book you can pass on to your children and their childrens’ children. It’s like the inside cover of an old family Bible where lives were recorded, but even more remarkable!”

Jerry Usher / Former Host of EWTN’s Catholic Answers

This book is a unique, marvelous and spiritual addition to the Christian family home. As we gather as a family for our nightly prayers, we are able to add prayers for the holy souls of our loved ones, and look through the tangible memories neatly organized in the sturdy monthly pockets. Long after my husband and I are gone, our children will be able to remember the dear holy souls who have passed, and will be able to offer the gift of continued prayer.

Ana Braga-Henebry, M.A. / Educator, Writer and Mother