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."

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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!

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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.

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Con la ayuda de una generosa subvención del Catholic Marriage Initiatives Fund, los obispos de las doce diócesis de California se unieron en el 2024-25 para animar a las parejas católicas a dejar brillar su amor en su alrededor, comenzando por la casa. Perfecto para parejas casadas de todas edades, preparación prematrimonial o incluso novios, las reflexiones, oraciones y actividades de este libro aportarán profundidad espiritual y un brillo radiante a la forma en que viven su amor. En colaboración con Communio y Our Sunday Visitor, la Conferencia Católica de California ofrece estas herramientas a las parejas católicas en todas partes — para su propio beneficio, para el bien de sus hijos y como una luz para el mundo.

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With the help of a generous grant from the Catholic Marriage Initiatives Fund, the bishops of California joined together in 2024-25 to encourage Catholic couples to Radiate Love into the world around them, starting at home. Perfect for married couples of all ages, marriage preparation, or even couples in a dating relationship, the reflections, prayers, and activities in this book will add spiritual depth and a radiant shine to the way they live their love. In collaboration with Communio and Our Sunday Visitor, the California Catholic Conference offers these tools to Catholic couples everywhere — for their own benefit, for the good of their children, and as a light to the world.

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This activity book is packed with fun and interesting things to read, learn, and do — all related to the seasons of Lent and Easter. With games, crafts, read-aloud stories, and appealing art, OSV Kids Lent Activity Book helps introduce young children to the teachings of the Catholic Church regarding this significant season of the liturgical year. Lent is a time for Catholics of every age to reflect on and remember the great sacrifice Jesus made in dying on the cross for our salvation and his triumphant resurrection on Easter.

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Married deacons have a unique opportunity to serve the Church through the graces of their dual vocation to marriage and holy orders. In this book, Deacon James Keating provides the theological background and practical points of formation to help married deacons live out both sacraments in harmony and balance.

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Through photos and archaeological discoveries, nourished by the works of inspired artists from all eras and cultures, With Jesus in Jerusalem helps you experience the Stations of the Cross and the seven last words of the crucified Jesus in a new, profound way.

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Essential Guide to Seasons and Saints explores basic elements of the liturgical calendar and the seasons that make up the liturgical year, and it identifies the characteristics of each season that should inform liturgical planning and celebration. This resource takes a brief look at the saints celebrated in the Liturgical Calendar for the Dioceses of the United States of America, highlighting some special observances associated with particular months and days.

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Giuseppe Toniolo was beatified on April 29, 2012, the first economist to be raised to the honors of the altar. A prophet of Rerum Novarum — Pope Leo XIII's encyclical considered the foundation of modern Catholic social teaching — Toniolo (1845-1918) called for 'a capitalist economy epitomized by the lending of capital to the enterpriser [to] be replaced with a human economy par excellence, so that capital may become a follower and ally of the industrious man.'

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Travel all through Rome with the pope as he chases after his puppy in this fun, imaginative, "if, then" story. With vivid imagery of Vatican and Roman landmarks, including the Sistine Chapel and the Colosseum, this book will help children appreciate the long and rich history of the Church in Rome. The pope's adventure demonstrates that joy and wonder are at the heart of being Catholic.

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Meg Hunter-Kilmer helps you see Jesus anew by taking you through his life as told in the gospels, breaking open the familiar and shedding light on the foreign so that you can see the face of Jesus in the pages of Scripture and learn to love him more in his word. Eyes Fixed on Jesus provides biblical context that makes sense of Jesus' actions, cultural tidbits that shed new light on old stories, and connections between the New Testament's miracles and parables and the centuries of revelation found in the Old Testament.

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Saint Teresa said she never knew what it was to pray with satisfaction until the Lord himself taught her what she named "The Prayer of Recollection." Meeting the One Who Loves You teaches this method of prayer step by step, along with its underpinning concepts, in a friendly, personal way.

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Children can spend hours paging through OSV Kids Discover: The Pope. This book is filled with fun facts and eye-catching graphics about the life, history, theology, and unique role of the office of the pope.

From discovering interesting information about papal pets and popemobiles to absorbing serious explanations of papal authority and infallibility, children can return to this book again and again to enjoy and appreciate the gift of the papacy to the Church.

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In this revised and expanded third edition of The Mass of the Early Christians, renowned author, speaker, and patristics scholar Mike Aquilina reveals the Church's most ancient Eucharistic beliefs and practices. Using the words of the early Christians themselves — from many documents and inscriptions — he traces the history of the Mass from the earliest days of the Church through the fourth century. That the Mass has always stood at the center of the Church's life is evident in Scripture, as well as in the earliest Christian sermons, letters, artwork, tombstones, and architecture.

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