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Start your day with inspirational words from a Catholic saint or spiritual writer. For each month the saints' writings focus on a different theme, such as grace and mercy, prayer, hope and trust in God, and Mary, Mother of God.

Whether you are on a coffee break, or propped up on your pillow at bedtime, in just a few ticks of the clock, Just A Minute will give you the spiritual insights you need to deepen your daily walk with God.

The dominating influence of Capitalism and Communism over modern societies has eclipsed the Catholic Church’s communication of her social and economic principles.

This is a very short catechism of Church teachings, practices, and worship intended for both adults and high school students. It makes use of questions and answers as well as brief instructions to present the basics of the Catholic faith.

It's Christmas Eve 722, and Kristoph, a young orphan boy, is accompanying the missionary priest Boniface through the German countryside.

Last Testament is nearest to an autobiography from the shy and private man who has remained “hidden to the world” in a former convent in the Vatican gardens. He breaks his silence on issues such as: The “Vatileaks” case and many others.

Francis calls for an "integral ecology" based on what Pope Saint John Paul II called an "ecological conversion"—a moral transformation linking the proper response to God for the gift of his creation to concern for justice, especially for the poor.

The saints in this volume are evidence of this fact and serve as role models for cooperation with the action of God’s grace. Within this volume are fifty-eight saints who achieved holiness as husbands, wives, parents, or youths.

He explains how to do lectio, how to understand/implement its four “moments” - lectio, meditatio, oratio, contemplatio. This is how to approach the Bible, because Scripture ultimately wants to lead us beyond itself, to the truth & mystery of Christ.

Weigel illuminates the beliefs that give Catholicism its distinctive texture and explores the theological importance of grace, prayer, vocation, sin and forgiveness, suffering, and—most importantly—love.

An illuminating, reassuring explanation of the Catholic Church's teachings on confession and forgiveness. Scott Hahn explores the sacrament of reconciliation and shows why it is the key to spiritual growth.

Fr. Kirby lovingly & expertly examines this crucial petition, shedding light on its three parts: the call to follow the Lord, to live virtuously, and to pray, while laying out a course for growing in discipleship and strengthening the interior life.