Adult Non-fiction

Gospel Meditations for Lent contains the Gospel spirituality of Jesus and the spiritual wisdom of St. Francis de Sales. It inspires readers to listen to God’s voice fervently, meditate on Scripture prayerfully, and courageously come back to God the Father in repentance. This book is a helpful resource of hope and encouragement and offers readers motivation to experience God’s love, forgiveness, and healing in Jesus.

Heart Washed: A Journey of Grace will help you find peace in the midst of chaos, joy in the midst of trials, trust in the midst of confusion, and hope in the midst of despair.

It is truly our joy, as followers of Jesus Christ, to worship God, in His Most Holy Sacrament of the altar in unity with the angels and saints, and with our Mother—Immaculate Mary. This booklet may be a great help to us in worshiping God during Holy Hour in community or in silent prayer of our own (from the Foreword). 

Contemplate the greatest moments of the Lord's Salvation Plan. This simple, devotional guide to praying the mysteries of the Holy Rosary contains quotes from the Gospels, St. Josemaria Escriva, and Pope St. John Paul II. Each mystery ends with a resolution to strengthen your daily life. A full-color image accompanies each mystery.

Author Frances Pergamo releases the power of the rosary through her incisive and compelling meditations. A virtue for each Hail Mary is based on the Marian spirituality of St. Louis de Montfort. Includes the Luminous mysteries.

Foreword by Father Angelus M. Shaughnessy, O.F.M. Capuchin, National Director of the Archconfraternity of Christian Mothers

Expanded Edition.
Simple, small, made of brick
Just a common house, you think.
The poems and stories within these pages were inspired by the innocent infants destroyed in this house and all houses like it. The author hopes to give a voice to those souls and to all people affected by the horror of abortion.

Foreword by Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, Pope Benedict XVI.

In these pages we speak of a man who, under the power of grace, is determined to battle what he believes to be the worst enemy of the Christian Faith: lukewarmness.

Saint Anthony Mary Zaccaria engages in this battle by carrying, wherever he passes, a spiritual fire that conquers and rapidly spreads. It inflames with zeal the cities where he works, transforming them into radiant centers of sainthood.

What really happened at Vatican II?
Who were the players?
What were their motivations?

A history of Atheism and of the oblations to Atheism’s hidden gods, coupled with a metaphorical back story of which the reader can determine the credence.