Expressions of Faith celebrates the various ways children express their Catholic faith. Whether writing an intriguing story, creating a compelling verse, or drawing an insightful picture, the children featured in this book have something to say. 

A charming, easy to read exposition of the nativity for early readers. Quality hardcover and thick paper for little hands.

Hillside Castle tells the true story of a family’s brief time living in a remote mining camp in central Arizona. The times were lean…and primitive…and interesting!

Follow the Little Magician as he tries to become happy. Surely, he thinks, if he could just use a bigger wand he would be happy! But the Little Magician discovers the true source of happiness somewhere else. A delightful, colorful story with lessons about faith, peace and true happiness for both children and adults. Full color illustrations on each page.

A construction project in the rural German countryside leads to the finding of treasures. Ania Socratatos and Ben Airaldi are invited to the archeological dig. Ania never planned to tell all her secrets—but Ben was well on his way to figuring things out. Unbeknownst to all, a Prince of Darkness seeks to find the hidden secret first.

Dismas: The First Among Many tells the gripping story of the man who became the first penitent to die with the complete promise of the Resurrection.

Enter into the story of Twelve chosen men who had humble, silent simplicity. They traveled their known world with a faith strong enough to move mountains, tame nature, and compel angels to sing.

A construction project in the rural German countryside leads to the finding of treasures. Ania Socratatos and Ben Airaldi are invited to the archeological dig. Ania never planned to tell all her secrets—but Ben was well on his way to figuring things out. Unbeknownst to all, a Prince of Darkness seeks to find the hidden secret first.

The suffering pope calls into battle a religious order formed specifically to fight the antichrist. Monks of the order use both spiritual and physical weapons to fight demons that are all too real.

For mature audiences - graphic depictions of violence

Satan has a lot of pride and his feelings are hurt. So many lackadaisical Catholics no longer believe in him.

To make himself known, Satan offers thirteen “epistles.” He states most clearly that he is the inspiration for all the novelties that came out of Vatican II.

Vivid portrayal of the life of Christ.
909 Days that Changed the World features short, thoughtful, easy-to-read chapters in the order of events as they likely happened. Includes a chronological table with the four gospels cross-referenced.

Since the time of the Protestant Reformation, there continues to emerge a multitude of Protestant and non-denominational churches, all claiming to accurately represent the truth. What if you could sift through the claims and eventually come to know the truth on virtually all doctrines that divide the truth, as Christ taught his apostles?

The monastic ideal of contemplation is very much alive today. Abbot William, founder of the Maronite Monks of Adoration, recounts his own journey through the tumultuous '70s and '80s to find this ideal.

A practical and spiritual resource to assist RCIA teams as they walk the journey with those who seek the fullness of the Catholic Church.

A Journey to Holiness is a testimony of prayer. Author Raymond Colvin openly shares his personal, spiritual inspirations and beliefs about his Catholic faith as it has grown over the years. By sharing examples from his own journey, the author hopes to help other average Catholics—as well as non-Catholics—to achieve holiness.
You will also discover:
  How and why people pray - What is prayer - Spiritual motivations and preparations for prayer - Building a lifetime of prayer

Margaret Anna Cusack, "The Nun of Kenmare," was a tireless advocate for the poor, visionary, and foundress of a religious order. She was edifying and mystifying to those who knew her. Cusack is an example of what it meant to be a convert in the 19th century. 

An American laywoman, Therese, made the Vow of Victim to imitate Jesus' Eucharistic life. All is Love is a compilation of spiritual insights from 1993 through 1996, published here for the first time. Simple and profound, sweet and challenging, the messages call everyone to a greater degree of holiness. 

Following the successful birth of the world’s first IVF baby in July 1978, Louise Brown, the artificial-reproductive market witnessed the entry of various high-tech protocols to help infertile couples achieve conception without recourse to normal sexual intercourse. Although many people welcome these technologies because of their pragmatic use in resolving infertility, some questions necessarily arise.

Catholic Worker features 60 short meditations on the meaning and sanctification of work. Each meditation includes passages from the Bible, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, and papal teaching. Catholic Worker relies heavily on Pope Leo's pivotal encyclical letter, Rerum Novarum.

 

Can you be a saint in the modern world? 
If you had a guidebook to help you do just that, your answer might be a resounding "yes" to God. Celebrating the Year of Mercy is a concise manual for anyone wishing to deepen his faith.

Children Viewed through Sacred Scriptures of the New Testament considers the importance of children as seen through Sacred Scripture. Each of the twenty-six easy-to-read reflections are based on Scripture.

We live in a secular culture where, unbelievably, speaking the truth is politically incorrect. We cannot each have our own “truth,” as many seem to think. Christ is the Truth, and His Church is the Truth, and the Bible is the Truth. Within Christians Must Reunite, you will find clear, concise, and accurate teaching. If you are seeking the truth, you will find theologically correct, to-the-point, and loving words on these pages. It’s time to stop dancing around the issues.

We live in a secular culture where, unbelievably, speaking the truth is politically incorrect. We cannot each have our own “truth,” as many seem to think. Christ is the Truth, and His Church is the Truth, and the Bible is the Truth. Within Christians Must Reunite, you will find clear, concise, and accurate teaching. If you are seeking the truth, you will find theologically correct, to-the-point, and loving words on these pages. It’s time to stop dancing around the issues.

During World War II, young Vincent Iezzi was at home with his grandmother in his Philadelphia neighborhood. Because of the war effort, most of the mothers, big sisters, and aunts were working in the factories while most of the fathers, big brothers, and uncles were off at war.

How a reluctant Mom got shoved into homeschooling...and succeeded!

The modern world makes much of a false dichotomy between science and religion. Re-orienting science to its proper origins will shatter this myth. Author Robert Theophilus demonstrates how one can work at the cutting edge of medical research and still experience the sheer joy and profound reasonableness of the Catholic faith. The fruit of true enlightenment from God is harmony between Church and science.

Edited by Dennis J. Billy, C.Ss.R. The lectures in this series delve deeply into the Church’s stance on religious liberty. They demonstrate the relevance of its teaching for the challenges of today’s world.

Conversations with Joe brings the practical wisdom of Joe Gossé before the everyday lives of a wide audience. In fact, that’s how the chapters are organized: according to the days of the week. Joe possessed numerous Gospel-rich ways of living each part of the day.
This book allows the reader to journey with Joe through moments of his “ordinary” days, giving us the opportunity for learning and emulation. It’s actually written by all sorts of people who knew Joe.

The Crucifix, the Flag, and a Blackboard studies the development of our Catholic educational heritage, reexamines the legacy we have been given, and reminds all of the privilege of the work that we carry out. Its purpose is to trace the historical significance of Catholic education, to record the knowledge that it passes on, and, in particular, to honor all the men and women who made so many contributions to the formation of Catholic youth in America over the course of four centuries.