Win "The Catechism of Hockey" by Alyssa Bormes

This month, we’re pleased at CatholicMom.com to have site sponsorship from The American Chesterton Society, the publisher of The Catechism of Hockey by Alyssa Bormes.

I hope you had time this week to read my interview with Alyssa Bormes, the charming young author of the fantastic new book The Catechism of Hockey.

Today, I'm pleased to offer our readers the chance to win one of five copies of this book which have been graciously donated by The American Chesterton Society. To enter to win, simply enter through the Rafflecopter widget here by midnight PT on Sunday, November 24th. This book would make the perfect inspirational read for you or anyone on your holiday giving list!

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The Catechism of Hockey

About the Book:

Why does hockey have so many rules? Do we still need to have penalty boxes? Can’t we get rid of offside? And why is practice so important? What’s the big deal with the Commissioner? And coaches? And referees? Why can’t they just let us play? Anyone involved in hockey – players, parents, fans – would never take any of these questions seriously. Without the rules, there would be no hockey. And without the drills there would be no thrills. And yet Catholics ask similar questions about the Church all the time. Why does the Church have so many rules? Why do we have to go to confession? Why do we need priests? And what’s the big deal with the Pope? Why does the faith have to be so difficult? Can’t we just play? If you have ever needed help explaining the faith to your children, your friends and family, or even your foes, this is your new playbook. The Catechism of Hockey is one of the most unlikely, but effective Catholic resources for the New Evangelization.