Guerilla Apologetics for Catholics Author(s): Paul E. Nowak Read more about Guerilla Apologetics for Catholics
Growing in the Virtues of Jesus Author(s): Quentin Hakenewerth, S.M. Read more about Growing in the Virtues of Jesus
When Children Love to Learn Author(s): Elaine Cooper (ed) Read more about When Children Love to Learn
The Snowflake: Winter's Secret Beauty Author(s): Kenneth G. LibbrechtPatricia Rasmussen Snowflakes tell a different sort of Christmas story – the "story" of God's fingerprints in the snowy landscape of winter. (I don't know how anyone can look at the stars or at a snowflake without being drawn in some way to the Creator). It's appropriate all through the winter, but especially relevant at Christmas. Read more about The Snowflake: Winter's Secret Beauty
How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization Author(s): Thomas Woods, Jr Read more about How the Catholic Church Built Western Civilization
The Edge of Sadness Author(s): Edwin O'Connor At first glance, Edge of Sadness by Edwin O’Connor is a walk down memory lane. A memory of the American Catholic church before Vatican II, before the priest scandals. A lovely, nostalgic read. But the thing that makes this book worthy of the Pulitzer Prize it won in 1962 is the fact that O’Connor’s story is truly ageless. The characters are drawn from humanity, painted with the author’s word-brush so lovingly and carefully that by the end of the book you know each of these folks intimately. And, you like them, in spite of their less-than-virtuous actions. Read more about The Edge of Sadness
here.now. a catholic guide to the good life Author(s): Amy Welborn The world claims to have the answers, but what are they? Please yourself, answer to no one, claim your truth, reject any close-minded or intolerant positions, be tolerant and diverse and accepting of other truths, whatever they are, except if they are intolerant. If these are the answers, what are the questions? When young people ask themselves: Read more about here.now. a catholic guide to the good life
Surprised by Canon Law Author(s): Pete VereMichael TruemanPatrick Madrid Pete and Michael are Canon Lawyers for the Catholic Church. This means they answer lots of questions about the rules that guide our faith. Canon law in many instances determines how theological truths apply to the daily practice of the Catholic faith. This book gives a good introductory look at canon law. From the basic, "What is canon law all about?" to the more obscure, "What relationship does a Catholic association have with the larger church?" this book will give you a good, basic concept of what canon law is, and what canon lawyers do. Read more about Surprised by Canon Law
