Betty Gravlin


Biography

Betty Gravlin is a cradle Catholic, married since 1985 to Bob. She is the mother of three adult children. She is a graduate of Ave Maria University Institute of Pastoral Theology, Southern Illinois University (MBA) and the University of Arkansas (BA in English). She writes from St. Louis, Missouri.

Books

Why Go To Mass?    by Betty Gravlin
Price: Free! 2770 words. Published on May 5, 2013. Nonfiction.

Here are 28 reasons why The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass should be attended at least weekly.
Obedient Children of a Loving Father - A Bible Study    by Betty Gravlin
Price: Free! 22250 words. Published on September 10, 2012. Nonfiction.

What does the Bible say about being obedient to God? What are the most common objections to following Christ? How can one become an obedient child of God? This Bible study attempts to show what Scripture says and ask questions to overcome objections and doubts about faith in Jesus. Hopefully, it will lead to greater understanding of the Catholic faith.
Discerning Your Lay Catholic Vocation    by Betty Gravlin
Price: Free! 16920 words. Published on September 6, 2012. Nonfiction.

Who Does God Want Me to Be? What is the Nature of Your Call to Service? How do I Grow in Holiness? This book gives some answers to those questions for those who are seeking a way to follow Christ more closely. It explains some Catholic spirituality that will help you along your journey.
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass ̶̶ What Difference Does it Make?    by Betty Gravlin
Price: Free! 6710 words. Published on August 31, 2012. Nonfiction.

(5.00 from 1 review)
Why is the Mass a sacrifice? What difference does it make to us that it is a sacrifice? Why do we have to go to Mass? This lecture answers these questions by going through the Book of Hebrews to show how Jesus saved us by His sacrifice on the Cross. It shows how Calvary is re-presented at Mass so that we can participate.

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  • Moses, God and the Plagues- A Pharaoh's View on Sep. 15, 2012
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    I enjoyed this brief story. It left me wanting more! I fanatized about the next chapter. What would the Pharaoh's spirit think about Moses in the wilderness? I would like to see what this author writes next.