Spirituality

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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.

Are you seeking God’s presence? Rejoice! God is with us! is a spiritual roadmap rooted in the lives of the saints and Catholic doctrine.

Today’s culture presents many challenges and difficulties for all ages. Whatever you’re struggling with, you’re not alone. Author Henry Haefner shares his ideas for achieving a life well-lived in love and joy, with his thought-provoking reflections. 

Prayer: A Personal Relationship with God is divided into two parts. The first part studies Jesus’ life as the foundation for the Christian life of prayer. The second part is dedicated to the four forms of prayer: Lectio Divina, contemplative prayer, Liturgy of the Hours, and the Holy Mass, which are all echoes and imitation of Jesus’ way of praying. These Four Forms are presented as means, expressions, and nourishments of our individual and communal relationship with God.

The Acts 4 Prayer Group meets weekly for group prayer using this powerful, concise booklet. Using prayers and meditations rich in Scripture and the wisdom of the saints, the Prayer Booklet provides specific prayers for your child's school, your marriage, and your children.

REVISED EDITION 2017.
Though hidden, God is a loving Father who follows every act we do in our lives with utmost interest. By human standards, few acts are important and impactful. Most, however, are ordinary, prosaic, monotonous, and even boring. Yet, these acts have potential greatness and significance for eternal life.

Do you sometimes have trouble forgiving? Let the saints show you the way. This little book highlights examples of forgiveness even when horrible injustices were committed. Using both the New Testament and the lives of the saints, author Father Henry Sseriiso weaves an inspiring and challenging work of Catholic spirituality for everyone.

Some saints weren't very holy.
At least, not at first. We hear a lot about saints who led such holy lives, we can barely hope to imitate their heroic virtue.
Then there are the other saints.
Once a Sinner, Now a Saint carries an Imprimatur and Nihil Obstat.

God earnestly desires to speak with us, communicate with us, and bond with us. Sometimes, when the heart is ready, God speaks more directly. There are dramatic examples of this from Church-approved locutions and apparitions such as those in Guadalupe, Lourdes, and Fatima. Other times, God speaks softly to the heart (1 Kings 19:11-13).