Ethel, part 2

I discovered, while doing this whole Ethel Pochocki Marbach project, that she wrote one more book for St. Anthony Press, which is a season-by-season calendar of the saints. As before, when Bethlehem Books republished the book, they took out a significant number of stories (indicated here in red).

Saints of the Seasons for Children
© 1989 St. Anthony Messenger Press

Ruth
David
Isaiah
The Immaculate Conception
Elizabeth and Zechariah
John the Baptist
Luke
Simeon and Anna
The Magi
The Holy Innocents
Nicholas
Lucy
John the Evangelist
Elizabeth Seton
John Neumann
Thomas Aquinas
Frances of Rome
Paul Miki and Charles Lwanga
Patrick
Joseph
Adam and Eve
Noah
Abraham
Moses
The Woman at the Well
The Man Born Blind
Veronica
Simon of Cyrene
Dismas
John Bread-and-Water
Peter
Thomas
Stephen
Paul
Catherine of Siena
Cosmas and Damian
Vincent de Paul
The Heavenly Helpers: Archangels
Therese of Lisieux
Guardian Angels
Francis of Assisi
Hedwig
All Saints Day
Martin de Porres
Frances Xavier Cabrini
Francis Xavier

Here are my notes as to the revised version, published by Bethlehem Books.

Around the Year Once Upon a Time Saints
© 2009 Bethlehem Books
includes three new stories

Francis Xavier (Dec 3)
Nicholas (Dec 6)
Our Lady of Guadalupe (Dec 12)
Lucy (Dec 13)
The Holy Innocents (Dec 28)
Elizabeth Seton (Jan 4)
John Neumann (Jan 5)
Thomas Aquinas (Jan 28)
Paul Miki (Feb 5) and Charles Lwanga (Jun 3)
John Bread-and-Water (Lent)
Frances of Rome (Mar 9)
Patrick (Mar 27)
Joseph (Mar 19)
Catherine of Siena (Apr 29)
Our Lady of Czestochowa (May)
Paul the Apostle (Jun 29)
Thomas the Apostle (Jul 3)
Our Lady of Knock (Aug 21)
Cosmas and Damien (Sep 26)
Vincent de Paul (Sep 27)
The Heavenly Helpers: Archangels (Sep 29)
Therese of Lisieux (Oct 1)
Guardian Angels (Oct 2)
Francis of Assisi (Oct 4)
Hedwig (Oct 16)
All Saints Day (Nov 1)
Martin de Porres (Nov 3)
Frances Xavier Cabrini (Nov 13)

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For those keeping track at home, yes, I did buy (and read and color-code the table of contents of) SEVEN books in order to fully answer the question of whether Ethel Marbach and Ethel Pochocki were the same person.

But if I'm going to recommend a resource to a homeschool consulting client, I need to know whether or not that book has come back into print, and whether the text has been revised in any way if so. So what else can I do???