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Childrens Prayers To Mary
$2.95Add to cartCHILDREN’S PRAYERS TO MARY, No. 488
Dear parents: The St. Joseph Picture Books Series is intended to help you teach the basics of the Catholic Faith to your children in an enjoyable manner. The books in the Series deal with one or more of the following themes: (1) the teachings of the Church, (2) the Christian way of life, and (3) our Catholic worship (including both public and private prayers and devotions). Each book also carries the Imprimatur of the Archdiocese of New York, assuring you that the contents are in line with Church teaching.
This best-selling Series has been used and appreciated by thousands of children. They have been captivated by page after page of original four-color illustrations and clear typographical layout. At the same time, their young minds have grasped the teachings set forth in simple reverent language. May your children also experience this same enjoyment and knowledge.
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Christian Prayer : Regular Edition
$43.00Add to cart“Christian Prayer,”…America’s finest and official one-volume edition of the “Liturgy of the Hours.” It is the easiest-to-read, most elegant, and easiest-to-use of all the editions. It is liturgically accurate, magnificently printed, and beautifully bound as befits its use for the Prayer of the Church. You will find this book ideal for both your private and your communal daily prayer.
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Christian Prayer (Large Type)
$47.00Add to cart“Christian Prayer,”…America’s finest and official one-volume edition of the “Liturgy of the Hours.” It is the easiest-to-read, most elegant, and easiest-to-use of all the editions. It is liturgically accurate, magnificently printed, and beautifully bound as befits its use for the Prayer of the Church. You will find this book ideal for both your private and your communal daily prayer.
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Christs New Homeland Africa
$18.95Add to cartIn June of 2015, five cardinals and forty-five bishops representing fifty African countries met in Accra, Ghana, to prepare for the October 2015 Synod on the Family.
In his opening remarks included in this volume Robert Cardinal Sarah encouraged the bishops of Africa to “speak with one voice” during the synod:
“I encourage you to speak with clarity and with one credible voice and with filial love of the Church. Be conscious of the mission of the Church; protect the sacredness of marriage which is now being attacked by all forms of ideologies that intend to destroy the family in Africa. Do not be afraid to stress the teaching of the Church on marriage.”
In a major six-page interview released during the same period in the French magazine Famille Chretienne, Cardinal Sarah said:
“At the synod next October we will address, I hope, the question of marriage in an entirely positive manner, seeking to promote the family and the values that it bears. The African bishops will act to support that which God asks of man concerning the family, and to receive that which the Church has always taught. . . . Why should we think that only the Western vision of man, of the world, of society is good, just, universal? The Church must fight to say no to this new colonization.”
These African pastors provide much food for thought and reflection about modern Western culture and our personal lives, as well as an introduction to the Synod. The title of the book comes from a phrase used by Blessed Pope Paul VI, which in our time beautifully expresses the universality of the Church and the increasing role played by African Church leaders. Among the contributing cardinals and bishops are Robert Cardinal Sarah, Francis Cardinal Arinze, Christian Cardinal Tumi, Theodore Cardinal Sarr, Archbishop Samuel Kleda, and more.”
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Chronicles Of Faith
$14.95Add to cartA popular Anglican apologist, scholar, poet, novelist, and dramatist, C. S. Lewis never became Catholic. And yet a great number of Catholics have a profound love for Lewis and have been formed by his great works.
Chronicles of Faith: A Catholic Perspective on C. S. Lewis is a wonderful introduction, or re-introduction, to this outstanding literary and spiritual figure. Bishop Fintan Monahan guides the reader through the life and work of Lewis, from his childhood in Northern Ireland and his experiences of loss and war at a young age to his years as an academic in Oxford and his career as a world-renowned author.
In a unique and accessible way, Chronicles of Faith explores the twists and turns of Lewis’s spiritual journey, through which he was transformed from a young man of lost faith to a man of deep faith. This book also explains why Lewis’s writings, both fiction and spiritual, continue to resonate and inspire Catholics, and other Christians, today.
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Clothed With Power From On High
$8.95Add to cartThe Holy Spirit is on the move throughout the Church! In this groundbreaking new book, Bishop Scott McCaig brings much-needed clarity to the important topic of charisms in the life and mission of the Church. He reveals how charisms are part of God’s plan for the whole Church and for each and every Christian, and are the means by which we fulfill the great commission Jesus has given us. This short but comprehensive book provides a rich guide for anyone desiring to understand or deepen their experience of God’s gifts.
“A well-researched introduction to the Church’s teaching about charisms, their missional purpose, and their powerful impact. Bishop McCaig addresses crucial issues: the relationship between the charismatic and hierarchical dimensions of the Church, charisms and discipleship, and the role of every Christians in the essential task of discerning charisms.”
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Come To Me All Of You
$5.95Add to cartAn intimate invitation to pray the Stations of the Cross in the voice of Christ.
Walk the familiar path of Jesus’ passion and death, imagining it in intimate detail. Listen to its sounds, breathe its dust, experience its devastation and beauty–hearing all the while the vibrant, loving voice of Christ urging each of us to stay close. Meditations by Amy Ekeh and original artwork by Gabrielle Rowell guide us from station to station, helping us to stop and listen, to hear the voice of the suffering Christ and respond to his unceasing invitation: Come to me, all of you.
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Coming Down The Mountain
$11.95Add to cartYou have just finished a retreat. You feel close to God, and are eager to take your new energy and fresh Christian perspective out into the world and live the kind of life you deeply want to live. This book is written to help you do that. It is a follow-up to your retreat, designed to keep that experience alive and influential in your life. Every day for six weeks it offers you a reflection on some aspect of Christian living, a Scripture passage for your prayer, and a task to carry out. All the key relationships of your life are covered – God, yourself, other people, and the world.
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Common Sense 101
$18.95Add to cartDale Ahlquist, the President of the American Chesterton Society, and author of G. K Chesterton -The Apostle of Common Sense, presents a book of wonderful insights on how to “look at the whole world through the eyes of Chesterton”. Since, as he says, “Chesterton wrote about everything”, there is an ocean of his material to benefit from GKC’s insights on a kaleidoscope of many important topics. Chesterton wrote a hundred books on a variety of themes, thousands of essays for London newspapers, penned epic poetry, delighted in detective fiction, drew illustrations, and made everyone laugh by his keen humor. Everyone who knew Chesterton loved him, even those he debated with. His unique writing style that combines philosophy, spirituality, history, humor, and paradox have made him one of the most widely read authors of modern times. As Ahlquist shows in his engaging volume, this most quoted writer of the 20th century has much to share with us on topics covering politics, art, education, wonder, marriage, fads, poetry, faith, charity and much more.
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Common Sense Catechesis
$16.95Add to cartTo build for the future, we must learn from the past.
With an engaging and personal style, Fr. Bob Hater considers both the future and the past in this one-of-a-kind bridge building book about catechesis in America.
Discover Fr. Hater’s entirely new concept for catechesis — a Common Sense approach. It takes into account the historical framework over the course of the 20th century and overlays key concepts to give catechetical leaders and catechists, usually volunteers, what they need to succeed today.
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Communion Of The Sick
$5.25Add to cartCommunion of the Sick contains-in a portable and easy-to-follow format-the official rites needed by every extraordinary minister of Communion in visiting and bringing Communion to the sick. Sick or confined persons will also benefit from having this book for their prayer. This classic resource has been revised in accordance with Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass.
See also Living Liturgy for Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion 2025 and more resources for Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass.
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Confessions Of A Cafeteria Catholic
$16.95Add to cartOne day, philosopher Peter Kreeft reads an open letter published by a friend, Nat Whilk. He’s Catholic, but he sees the Church as unsteady, outdated, obsessive. As a challenge to the “True Believers”, Nat pens a twenty-point manifesto for “cafeteria Catholics”, who pass up certain Church teachings and scoop up others like a diner in a buffet line.”I find in [Catholicism] both much to accept and even love and also much to refuse and even despise”, he asserts. “If you insist on tying God to the Church, you will make me an atheist.”
Kreeft has an answer for Nat–one that spans over a hundred pages. The result is this book: a sharp, friendly, and funny debate between two honest thinkers trying to understand the Christian life. Nat “is the’cafeteria Catholic’, “writes Kreeft,”and I am the ‘eat all the food Mommy puts on your plate’ Catholic.” Taking on Nat’s manifesto point by point, the Boston College philosopher builds his case for a full-package Catholicism, addressing the themes of authority, love, freedom, conscience, sex, abortion, social justice, science, and more. “Our hopes differ”, he points out to his friend.”Your hope is in man; mine is in God.”
If, like Nat Whilk, you find yourself wondering why the Church asks for so much commitment, Confessions of a Cafeteria Catholic could be the book for you. This debate serves as a fun and accessible introduction to some of the knottiest aspects of Catholic doctrine. Readers of Peter Kreeft’s apologetic works and his Socrates Meets dialogues will enjoy the latest venture by one of the most celebrated contemporary Catholic writers.
