Catholic Book Bonanza-15 Prizes! - Catholic News & Inspiration

Are you a Catholic who loves to read? Join the
club! This Christmas, Teresa Tomeo Communications, run by the
Catholic radio and TV personality Teresa Tomeo, is giving away 15 books from
some of her favorite authors AND a $50 Amazon gift card.

On the prize list are some
of this year’s best selling books. Plus, one lucky winner can choose to buy
whatever books – or holiday gifts – they want directly from Amazon with a $50
gift card.

We’re giving you lots of simple ways enter the
contest, and the more entries you complete, the better your chance to win!
Choose from the entry options below and complete as many as you’d like.

The Christmas Catholic Book Bonanza will run through Dec. 9, so get your entries in before you forget! (Residents of the U.S. and Canada only.)

There are a bunch of ways to enter and the more you do, the better your chances to win. Browse the list below and choose which ways (or all ways!) you’d like to enter. Be sure to complete your entries before Dec. 9 (and there are a few entries you can do daily that involve promoting the contest to your network) when the contest closes. Then we will announce the winners on Dec. 10 via social media and by contacting you via the email you submit.

If there’s a particular book you’re interested in, note that in your entry or be sure to complete the Answer a Question entry that asks which book you’d like to win. Complete contest rules are available at TeresaTomeo.com. That’s it! Go enter below and good luck!

Prizes:

• $50
Amazon Gift Card

• “God’s
Bucket List” by Teresa Tomeo

• “The
Holy Land: An Armchair Pilgrimage” by Father Mitch Pacwa, S.J.

• “These
Beautiful Bones” by Emily Stimpson

• “Something
More” by Randy Hain

• “Dangers
to the Faith” by Al Kresta

• “Navigating
the Interior Life” by Dan Burke

• “The
Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic” by Matthew Kelly

• “Real
Men Pray the Rosary” by David Calvillo

• “Big
Hearted” by Patti Armstrong and Theresa Thomas

• “Dear
God, I Don’t Get It” by Patti Armstrong

• “Pope
Francis” by Matthew Bunson

• “A
Book of Saints for Catholic Moms” by Lisa Hendey

• “Experience
Grace in Abundance” by Johnnette Benkovic

• “Mission
Libertad” by Lizette Lantigua

• A
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