THEOLOGY

Kreeft uses Scripture to provide God's answers to the most common and important questions young people ask about the deeper meaning of life, their own identity, overcoming failure and temptation, the mystery of God's love, and much more.

Fr. Dubay shows how anyone committed to an honest search for truth and goodness can attain a rock solid religious certitude that will not be shaken by developments in human events and academic studies. "A masterful book.

If you want to understand the forces shaping the Church's future, you need to read this book. It is a remarkable testimonial of the Catholic faith in the face of many serious contemporary challenges.

Christ knew the splendor of heaven is too great for us to bear just now, so he used parables as clues to the mystery of paradise. In them are hints of heaven, and they offer profound spiritual advice meant to guide us on the road to eternal glory.

This book brings 358 useful, insights from Aquinas' masterpiece the Summa Theologiae. He pairs easily digestible quotes from the book with his own written commentary in order to answer the kinds of questions real people ask their spiritual directors.

Twenty-first century Christians are now discovering the wisdom of this controversial theologian and spiritual thinker. Fenelon showed how it was possible to have devotion and faith in the original Age of Reason.

Fr. John-Julian, OJN, unlocks Julian and her deeply intuitive and inspired insights for the modern reader. She was a English recluse who recounted 16 visions granted to her of the crucified Christ as she lay on what was believed her deathbed.

Beginning with the origin of man and the various religious attitudes throughout history, Chesterton shows how the fulfillment of all of man's desires takes place in the person of Christ and in Christ's Church.

The Glories of Divine Grace is a critical book in anyone's spiritual formation. We know that through Baptism we become children of God and heirs of Heaven; that we receive thereby Sanctifying Grace and thus have a share in the life of God Himself.

With unusual clarity, Kreeft points out the man or woman who begins to glimpse the God who is Creator, Redeemer, and Lover of our souls, will never be the same. He describes Scripture as God's love story and then tells why divine love is the answer

Chesterton possessed the genius to foresee dangers if modernist proposals were implemented. He knew that lax moral standards would lead to dehumanization of man, and he staunchly defends family, its constituent elements and character.