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Book no.1

Books

Books I've written, edited and designed

FAITH ON A MISSION:
A PORTRAIT OF THE DIOCESE
OF ST. AUGUSTINE AT 150

Author: Lilla Ross

Published: 2020,  Editions du Signe, 306pp

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A portrait of the Diocese of St. Augustine in Florida on its 150th anniversary. A thematic look at the people and ministries.

JACKSONVILLE
WHERE THE FUTURE LEADS

Authors: Lilla Ross and Jane Bennett

Published: 2007, Cherbo Publishing Group, 162 pp

 

A  look at how Jacksonville, Florida, balances the needs of a growing city while protecting the wealth of natural assets. Situated on the St. Johns River in Northeast Florida, the city is a center of world trade, a hub for health care, and a base for the U.S. Navy.

PEARL: THE MAN & THE PLACE

Authors: Donald Hutchens & Lilla Ross

Published: 2007,  Newfoundland, Canada, 145pp

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A biography of Sir James Pearl of the Royal Navy who served in the Napoleonic Wars and then for a decade became a merchant captain and opium trader in Singapore. He retired to Newfoundland where he became a gentleman farmer. The town of Mount Pearl grew up on his estate.

GETTING HOOKED:
A HANDBOOK FOR NOVICE SALMON ANGLERS
IN NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR

Author: Donald Hutchens

Editor: Lilla Ross

Published: 2023,  Newfoundland, Canada, 142pp

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Donald Hutchens shares his expertise in the art and science of catching Atlantic salmon in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Book no.2

Books I designed

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JOHN MOORE:
Catholic pastoral leadership during Florida's first book, 1877-1901

Author: Michael J. McNally

Editor and designer: Lilla Ross

Published: 2020,  Diocese of St. Augustine

142pp, with 60 images, footnotes and index

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Michael J. McNally's academic biography of the second bishop of the Diocese of St. Augustine and the challenges he faced during a period of major economic growth.

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REDNECK IN PARIS
A memoir

Author: John K. Sisk

Photos: Jeff Fortune

Editor and designer: Lilla Ross

Published: 2007,  Self-published

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John K. Sisk's memoir of living on the Left Bank of Paris

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