The Catholic Home: Celebrations and Traditions for Holidays, Feast Days, and Every Day

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Meredith Gould is a sociologist and writer whose work focuses on the practical, holistic aspects of health, relationships, recovery, and spiritual life. She is the author of two books: Staying Sober: Tips for Working a Twelve Step Program of Recovery (Hazelden), and Working from Home: Making It Work for You (Storey Books). Her writing has appeared in such diverse publications as American Health, Fellowship in Prayer, Nation’s Business, National Business Employment Weekly, Natural Health, New woman, Utne Reader (reprinted twice!), and Vegetarian Times. She’s a regular book reviewer for The Times.