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The Science, Reason, and Faith Study Bible delves into the seemingly irreconcilable differences between these pursuits and responds to the modern questions about the Bible from science, history, and scriptural interpretation.
In A Catholic Guide to Being Human, master teacher and theologian John S. Grabowski leads readers on a compelling journey through Scripture, Tradition, and the wisdom of the saints to rediscover the astonishing dignity of the human person. Drawing on the vision of St. John Paul II, Grabowski shows that we are not cogs in an economic machine, raw material for technology, or problems to be solved—but beloved sons and daughters created in the image of a Triune God.
Magnifica Humanitas is the first encyclical of Leo XIV’s pontificate. In it, the pope provides a groundbreaking analysis of our times — the “change of era” fueled by technology — and applies the principles of the Church’s social doctrine to the challenges we now face.
Magnifica Humanitas is the first encyclical of Leo XIV’s pontificate. In it, the pope provides a groundbreaking analysis of our times — the “change of era” fueled by technology — and applies the principles of the Church’s social doctrine to the challenges we now face.
Let Leonard DeLorenzo be your guide on this 33-day journey to awaken your heart to the burning love of Jesus and find rest in his Sacred Heart. The Rule of the Sacred Heart leads you into the mystery of divine love — the only love that endures all things, gives without counting the cost, and transforms all who are open to receive it.
Upon hearing justice, you might imagine a cold legal standard or perhaps a contentious issue in contemporary debates on civil liberties. But, truth be told, justice is less about what others owe us and more about becoming a genuinely free person. Authentic justice is a life giving cardinal virtue that shapes all our relationships — with God and with others — one that empowers us to become the kind of people who can freely give what is right.
In this rich and practical exploration, Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P., shows how justice — rightly understood — anchors our relationships, orders our interactions, and empowers us to live with purpose.
Discover the Eucharist anew through one of the most beautiful and profound prayers of Saint Thomas Aquinas. In O Sacred Banquet, Fr. Patrick Mary Briscoe, OP, invites you on a captivating journey into the depths of the Church's Eucharistic mystery — guided by Aquinas's brilliant spiritual insight. Fr. Briscoe reveals the rich treasury of theology, beauty, and spiritual fire St. Thomas hid in the few extraordinary lines of O Sacrum Convivium.
In Holy Mass, Holy Me, Antonia Salzano Acutis, mother of Saint Carlo Acutis, opens a profound doorway into the living mystery at the heart of our Faith: the Eucharist. As Carlo's devotion to daily Mass and Eucharistic adoration illustrates, the Eucharist is inseparable from the life of the Church and our path to holiness.
Heartfelt, hilarious, and bursting with adventure, The Secret of the Goldfish is a middle grade mystery with real emotional depth. Blending the warmth of a big, messy, loveable family with the thrill of kid sized sleuthing, this delightful story explores friendship, forgiveness, faith, and what it means to be "poor in spirit" in a world that rewards being right. Gloria's search for the truth ends up revealing more about the Truth than even she could have imagined.
In Forming Children in the Faith, Dr. Joseph D. White brings together the best of Catholic tradition, developmental psychology, and practical ministry experience to show how real discipleship takes root in the hearts of young learners. With clarity and compassion, he offers a roadmap for catechetical leaders, catechists, Catholic school religion teachers, parents, and godparents who want to pass on the Faith in ways that inspire wonder, deepen relationships, and lead children to a lifelong friendship with Jesus.
Conscience was the driving force of Saint John Henry Newman's journey towards the certainty of truth: ex umbris et imaginibus in veritatem ("out of shadows and illusions into truth"). This book invites you to reflect on the figure of Newman, a modern man who lived the whole problem of modernity. Newman's three conversions can be seen as three "conversions to reality."
In Intentional Intercession, bestselling author Sherry Weddell (Forming Intentional Disciples) reveals a transformative truth hidden in plain sight: Jesus Christ is actively interceding for the world at every moment — and he invites you to join him.
Inspired by Sacred Scripture and the Catechism of the Catholic Church, this beautiful picture book shows children their heavenly Father's joy-filled love for them and lets them know they are part of the ongoing story of God's creation.
Tall Saint, Short Saint introduces little ones to the early learning concept of opposites through simple, expressive illustrations of saints. Featuring such saints as Bernadette, Juan Diego, Mother Teresa, and Pier Giorgio Frassati, this delightful board book shows children that God calls people of all different backgrounds, personalities, and vocations to be saints.
We are all called to be saints in our own unique ways!
C. S. Lewis’s classic The Screwtape Letters brilliantly unmasked the devious psychological and philosophical roots of human temptation more than eighty years ago. Building on this timeless foundation, The Bellbind Letters unravels the targeted attacks against the feminine genius as they manifest themselves in contemporary family life.
When a 16th century Spanish nun named Teresa was asked how one could obtain the uniqueness of her prayer life, she simply pointed to the prayer Jesus taught us — the Our Father.
In this six-week Hagios Scripture study, you'll discover insights and realities in a prayer we say so frequently but may have never really considered on a more profound level. Saint Teresa of Ávila wrote that the Lord's Prayer "contained so many deep secrets."
Taking human nature in one hand and Christian revelation in the other, New Adam contemplates the God-given charisms of men and asks how those talents, dispositions, and strengths might be harnessed for the kingdom of God. Authentic masculinity is not a toxic force to be feared or erased. It is a divine reality worthy of our respect.
Lenten Prayer for Families is what your family needs to live the season of Lent more deeply, no matter the ages or stages you find yourself in. This book contains daily Scripture reflections, prayers, and notes for discussion, as well as weekly verses for memorization, to help your family pray together from Ash Wednesday until Divine Mercy Sunday. Each day's reflection is accompanied by a beautiful illustration.
In this story of love, bravery, and sacrifice, Saint Agnes reminds children that Jesus treasures those who devote their lives to him, and he protects them and rewards them with eternal happiness with him in heaven.
What Christ suffered during his Passion — for you — is a powerful source of reflection and meditation.
This medical investigation of the Passion allows readers to enter more fully than ever into the reality of what Jesus suffered for our redemption. His Passion really comes alive and has the potential to heal us when we come to know him more deeply in our own sufferings. By his sacrificial death on the cross, Jesus has won salvation for the whole world, redeeming even our sufferings through his incredible act of love.