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Industrial Pioneers:
Scranton, Pennsylvania and the Transformation of America, 1840-1902
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In the 1800s, Scranton, Pa. was the
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Why God Matters:
How to Recognize Him in Daily Life
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by Karina Lumbert Fabian and Deacon Steven Lumbert
Learn how to strengthen your relationship with God by seeing His presence in your daily life.
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Thumbing Through Thoreau:
A Book of Quotations
by Henry David Thoreau
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compiled by Kenny Luck
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Featured Authors and Illustrators
Ren Adams
 Thumbing Through Thoreau
Ren Adams is a professional artist and writer currently living in Albuquerque, N.M. The bulk of her work is done with traditional Chinese brush painting techniques, a centuries-old practice of using ground charcoal and water to create delicate worlds on paper. An ideal brush painting captures the spirit, or “Qi,” of the subject, not just what it looks like. Ren also teaches art & Eastern philosophy courses at the Univ. of New Mexico Continuing Ed Dept. She has been painting and sketching for over 20 years.
Jay Luke
 Thumbing Through Thoreau & When Coal Was Queen
Jay Luke is a musician and artist from Throop, Pa. He is a graduate of Marywood University, and is very active in all things art, whether it be through painting, performing with his band, or at his day job as a graphic designer. As a project engineer for the Olyphant Coal Miner Association, he researches the origins of the area and the forgotten histories of the towns around him.
Patrick Brown
 Industrial Pioneers
Patrick Brown was born in Scranton, Pennsylvania. He graduated Magna cum Laude from Georgetown University, where he won the Morris Medal for best senior history honors thesis. He currently teaches high school social studies in the Mississippi Delta through Teach for America.
Deacon Steven Lumbert
 Why God Matters
Deacon Steve Lumbert converted to Catholicism in 1988, but had been "practicing" Catholicism for a long time before that. He met his lovely and loving wife, Socorro, while serving in Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Puerto Rico, in 1966. They raised their daughters, Karina and Regina, in the faith. Steve spent 30 years as a Colorado State Trooper, but retired when God called him to the diaconate. He now serves the Diocese of Pueblo as the Associate Director of Deacon Formation.
Karina Lumbert Fabian
 Why God Matters
Karina (Lumbert) Fabian was born into the Catholic faith, but truly grew to love it as an adult. As a busy mother of four, she finds some of her strongest encounters with God's love happen in the ordinary events of the day-to-day. Karina started her writing career with diocesan newspapers but ahs settled into writing fun-filled fantasy and science fiction that nonetheless incorporates the principles of faith-filled living.
Kenny Luck
 Thumbing Through Thoreau
Kenny Luck is a graduate student at Marywood University in Scranton, Pa., and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in History & Political Science from the same institution. He writes for The Weekender – an arts and entertainment weekly – and The Independent. He is currently working on his second book. He enjoys recording music, book browsing and travel.
Alan Sweeney
 Journey Along the DL&W
& Gateway to the Clouds
In gratitude to the late Alan Sweeney, who helped chart our course into the world of publishing. Alan Sweeney, a businessman with a love of history, was president of the Lackawanna Historical Society and chairman of the Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority. In 2005, he co-authored Gateway to the Clouds with his wife, Judy. In 2007, he published Journey Along the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad. He passed away on December 5, 2008.
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