Mary Quijano: 8 books

Why did the dinosaur cry when it saw a fossil? It got sedimental. This and many other fun riddles are waiting to be discovered in Mary Quijano’s Hooked on Riddles, a book that explores techniques for teaching kids with various education-themed riddles. Teach your students math, English, science,...

It is not an easy journey we undertake, this spiritual path to our ultimate reunion with God and each other, nor is it a short one. There's lots of misdirection,tangled paths overgrown with past confusions and dark unconsciousness. There are highwaymen who would rob you of your determination, fools...

Strange happenings in a big city soup kitchen: A horribly deformed man inadvertently plays havoc with the social order until the vision of a blind girl reveals him to be much more than he appears.

In the Vatican Infirmary, after suffering what should have been a fatal stroke, the Pontiff suddenly awakens from his comatose, brain-dead state and orders that he be kept alive on machines indefinitely, that God is now speaking through him. He then begins issuing mandates that will change the course...

Except for His miraculous birth and His appearance in the holy temple at age twelve, the life of Jesus as a child has been a well-guarded secret, cloaked in mystery. The few accounts of his childhood that were circulated in the first century following His murder were deemed heretical by the self-proclaimed...

Forty two months earlier, Satan's plot to rule the Vatican was thwarted by the courage of three unlikely allies, who killed the demon-possessed Pope before he could do more harm. The world was safe: Or was it? No one was aware that the new Pope had turned the Holy Eucharist into a chalice of evil...

Just who is Alex McCormick? His fellow flyboys at Edwards Air Force base would probably say he's a regular guy, just like them; a man in love with flying, in love with the sense of freedom bordering on ecstasy a man feels when leaving the sodden pull of gravity behind to soar above the earth, looking...

The Lampstand is a fictionalized account of the first 100 years of the struggling new movement later known as Christianity: It is told from multiple first person viewpoints, as the drama of the lives and struggles of the people involved, both disciples within the movement and those antagonistic to...