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BREAKING: Our Lady, Undoer of Knots Wins Second Place in the ACP Excellence in Publishing Awards

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Greetings from the EWTN  studios in Birmingham, Alabama!

Exciting news, friends!

Our Lady, Undoer of Knots: A Living Novena was awarded second place in the 2016 Association of Catholic Publishers Excellence in Publishers Awards, Inspirational category.

It’s a highly-contended award, and I am so very grateful to everyone who helped to make it possible – the folks at Ave Maria Press, editor Heidi Saxton, my fellow travelers from the Catholic Press Association and, most importantly, my family.

The news broke on the day before I’m to tape five segments for Johnette Benkovic’s amazing show, Women of Grace. The topic is… Our Lady, Undoer of Knots! Isn’t God’s timing incredible?

Here’s the link for the press release from ACP. You can read all the details yourself.

For now, I’ve got to get back to preparing for the show!

http://www.catholicpublishers.org/news/289835/Mercy-Dominates-as-Theme-of-2016-ACP-Excellence-in-Publishing-Awards.htm

 

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