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DENVER CATHOLIC | NOVEMBER 12-25, 2016 B5 APSM 2016 Qtr Pg Ad Nov Final.pdf 1 11/3/16 4:57 PM FOR THE LOVELY LADIES Daughter of the King: Wait, Where's My Crown? by Kaily Koslosky & Megan Finegan Independent, Paperback, $12.95 restoreyourcrown.com Local authors Kaily Koslosky and Megan Finegan wrote this book with high school and college-aged women in mind. They bring a fresh-out-of- college perspective to hot topics such as love, faith and relationships, while keeping their approach grounded in the Church's teachings. Little Flower Lip Balm $10 three-pack + shipping catholicbalm.co The female alternative to Barbatus Beard Balm, this lip balm is made with four simple, high quality ingre- dients, and comes in three diƒ erent scents. A portion of the proceeds made from the balms go to various ministries, parishes and individuals that Catholic Balm Co. supports. FOR EVERYBODY Lumibox lumibox.co $29³- $34 per month Lumibox is a totally cool company started by a local Catholic couple aimed at enriching the lives of others through art, music and more. Each month, they'll deliver a curated box of Catholic stuƒ right to your doorstep that can contain daily devotionals, CDs, or a smorgasbord of other items.« Mystic Monk Co¢ ee mysticmonkcoª ee.com These holy roasts are made by a community of«Carmelite monks in the middle-of-nowhere, Wyoming, and, based on reviews from coƒ eere- view.com, are quite delicious, smooth and of the highest quality. The monks make a variety of coƒ ee and tea, and they even oƒ er K-Cups, approxi- mately titled "Monk-Shots." For the coƒ ee drinker in your life, this is a must-get. Birra Nursia birranursia.com This beer is«brewed in the Belgian monastic tradition by Benedictine Monks at a monastery in Norcia, Italy, and trust us: it's incredible. Yes, it's a bit on the pricey side since it has to be imported from Italy, but it's worth every dime, and all of the proceeds go to sustaining the monks' monastery and way of life in Norcia. They need all the help they can get due to the recent earthquake, and Lord knows we need their prayers.

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