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Sister Mary Teresa Mystery Series as Monica Quill

by Ralph McInerny

10 books Started 1981 Latest 2001
Publication Reading Order

The Sister Mary Teresa Mystery Series as Monica Quill is a YA Fiction / Mystery series by Ralph McInerny, comprising 10 books published between 1981 and 2001. Books are listed in publication order, which is the recommended reading sequence.

# Title Year Buy
Not a Blessed Thing cover 1 Not a Blessed Thing 1981 Buy from Amazon
Let Us Prey cover 2 Let Us Prey 1982 Buy from Amazon
And Then There Was Nun cover 3 And Then There Was Nun 1984 Buy from Amazon
Nun of the Above cover 4 Nun of the Above 1985 Buy from Amazon
Sine Qua Nun cover 5 Sine Qua Nun 1986 Buy from Amazon
The Veil of Ignorance cover 6 The Veil of Ignorance 1988 Buy from Amazon
Sister Hood cover 7 Sister Hood 1991 Buy from Amazon
8 Nun Plussed 1993 Buy from Amazon
Half Past Nun cover 9 Half Past Nun 1997 Buy from Amazon
Death Takes the Veil and Other Stories cover 10 Death Takes the Veil and Other Stories 2001 Buy from Amazon

Ralph McInerny (1929-2010) was an American Catholic priest, philosopher, and prolific author. Ordained as a priest in 1954, McInerny later pursued academic studies, earning a doctorate in philosophy from Yale University. He taught at the University of Notre Dame from 1961 until his retirement. A prolific writer, McInerny published over 100 books, including novels, philosophical treatises, and biographies. His best-known works include the "Father Dowling" mystery series and the "Thomistic Metaphysics" trilogy. McInerny received numerous awards, including the Aquinas Medal from the American Catholic Philosophical Association (1986) and the Cardinal Newman Award from the Catholic Theological Society of America (1995). His writing earned widespread critical acclaim for its intellectual rigor, literary merit, and insightful exploration of philosophical and religious themes.

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