An asset that illuminates the timeless meaning and profound spiritual beauty of Catholic worship, this volume explains the significance of every ritual in the Mass—whether a genuflection, Agnus Dei repetition, or breaking of the bread.
Fr. Matthias Joseph Scheeben, a renowned neoscholastic German theologian, presents a vast modern synthesis of theology, and expounds upon the great underlying unity of the Christian mysteries.
Motivating Your Church presents much needed insights that any church pastor or leader—regardless of a denomination’s affiliation, size or personality—can adopt, without having to secure a council’s approval or redevelop an entire congregational culture. The authors identify how to inspire an intrinsic, internal motivation.
Fr. Gallagher helps us understand meditation and contemplation—the foundation of all Ignatian prayer—so that we can harness the power of of these resources in our own lives. A great asset for strengthening and renewing the practice of prayer.
For married Catholics Love One Another offers a distinctively Catholic approach to marriage, reflecting on: Biblical foundations; lessons from our cultural situation and history; and the spiritual and moral dimensions of married life. “A rich and rewarding read.” —Barbara Dafoe Whitehead
Is the true meaning of Catholicism to be found in the papacy, which should establish the framework for the rest of the church? Or does Catholicism exist primarily at the local level, in individual dioceses and parishes, each with their own practices and theologies?
An international bestseller, The Little Monk, offers nuggets of wisdom—little aphorisms that reveal great truths. Sometimes surprising or humorous and always down-to-earth, Madeleine Delbrel’s classic will lend strength to the faithful and bring joy and perspective to the weary.
One of the country's leading Christian counselors shares real-life accounts of people who endured devastating financial, emotional, and professional setbacks and explains how his systematic FAITH-based plan enabled them to survive and thrive through hard times.
This pioneering work of theological anthropology looks at original sin in the light of the resurrection, and shows how forgiveness has become the way of transformation.
Celebrating the best of Catholic faith and culture, The Joy of Being Catholic offers enlightenment on topics like the sacraments, scriptures, saints, and arts. With stories and poems to bring out the author's insights, this charmer is an ideal gift.
