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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.

Good poetry is paradoxical. Poems are personal, yet expressive. Simple, yet profound. Therein lies the power of Sister Mary Grace's verses. She writes of love, anger, sadness, joy, patience, and of course, a loving Paternal God who proves to be the consistent Presence along the restless journey of humanity. 

As the Church approaches the apex of the most extraordinary Marian age in history, the Holy Spirit is unveiling the deepest secrets concerning His Bride, who revealed herself to St. Bernadette as The Immaculate Conception.

The Timeless Rosary: God’s Gift of Life blends the traditional prayers of the rosary, viewed in a timeless way, while entrusting the cause of life into the hands of our Blessed Mother.

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The Rosary for Meditation is written with a focus on meditation on the mysteries of the Rosary. The pure splendor of the events in the lives of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, are reflected in the beauty of the paintings by the Old Masters of the past.

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The Rosary for Meditation is written with a focus on meditation on the mysteries of the Rosary. The pure splendor of the events in the lives of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph, are reflected in the beauty of the paintings by the Old Masters of the past.

Joy to the World contains meditations on the Gospel texts of the Advent and Christmas seasons and the spiritual wisdom of St. Francis de Sales. This little book is a practical resource for all those desiring to prepare themselves for the meaningful celebration of Jesus’ birth and to experience the gift of joy during this holy season and in all moments of life.

The finality has arrived and once again the author, Vincent (Vinzee) Iezzi, brings to life the teacher and guru of his life. With delicate wording we come to the end of the trilogy of love, respect, and family. Once again the author gives us an open invitation and carries us into the back kitchen where the smells, love, cares, and home come to life for us through his meticulous wording and re-creation.

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.