How to Identify and Nurture Your Ministry in Your Daily Life

Michael Barth, ST and Loughlan Sofield, ST

Becoming a Missionary Disciple invites Catholics to recognize that ministry is not limited to formal parish roles, but is found in the daily circumstances of family, work, neighborhood, and community life. Drawing on Pope Francis’s call to missionar...

Nine Ways to a Healthy Code

Annette Heizmann

Based on her deep knowledge of Hildegard of Bingen’s original writings and in contemporary language, Annette Heizmann makes Hildegard’s wisdom accessible to people in the twenty-first century, organizing it into nine paths for renewal and strengthen...

Nine Ways to a Healthy Code

Annette Heizmann

Based on her deep knowledge of Hildegard of Bingen’s original writings and in contemporary language, Annette Heizmann makes Hildegard’s wisdom accessible to people in the twenty-first century, organizing it into nine paths for renewal and strengt...

A Bear in Search of Christmas

Rainer Erlinger; Illustrated by Vanessa Riecke

Where is Christmas when it’s not here? A little bear looks all over town for Christmas until at last he finds the answer.

Abriendo la palabra

Collin Martin Price, SJ; Foreword by Greg Boyle, SJ

Sabiduría desde las Celdas contiene testimonios para cada semana del año litúrgico (específicamente del Ciclo B, aunque las reflexiones son de aplicación universal) escritos por hombres en prisión, muchos de los cuales cumplen condenas de cadena per...

Mother Teresa; Illustrated by Martina Pelusi

“Do small things with great love. It’s not how much we do, but how much love we put in the doing.”Saint Mother Teresa of Calcutta (1910–1997) was born in Albania but served the poor in the slums of Calcutta for many decades, founding the Missionarie...

The Word Broken Open

Collin Martin Price, SJ; Foreword by Greg Boyle, SJ

Wisdom from the Cells contains testimonies for each week of the liturgical year (specifically Cycle B, though the reflections are universally applicable) written by men in prison, many of whom are serving life sentences. They each offer a window int...

Richard Viladesau

What does it mean to be "spiritual"? Why is it worthwhile to attempt it? This book invites seekers to explore what "spiritual" life is and asks how it may relate to God and to religion."Rilke once wrote, 'love the questions...live along into the ans...

The Life of Saint Carlo Acutis

Kelly Ann Lynch; illustrated by M. Scott Oatman

By recounting events from the life of Saint Carlo Acutis that impacted both him and those around him, He Is Here! is designed to serve as a field guide to the Eucharistic highway to heaven."Saint Carlo Acutis walked his path of holiness, leaving a t...

Catholic Wisdom for a Polarized Age

Ricky Manalo, CSP

This book offers a prophetic Catholic vision for healing the intertwined crises of polarization in the U.S. Church and nation—drawing on spiritual traditions, social teaching, and civic dialogue to guide pastoral leaders, educators, and bridge-build...

In Search of the True Self

Jean Flannelly, SC

In a culture filled with noise, distraction, and competing messages about who we should be, the question of the true self has never been more urgent.In Who Do I Say That I Am?, Jean Flannelly, SC, invites readers into a contemplative exploration of ...

On Safeguarding the Human Person in the Time of Artificial Intelligence

Pope Leo XIV, with a foreword by Ricky Manalo, CSP

Pope Leo XIV in his first encyclical surveys the development of Catholic Social Doctrine and shows how it can be applied to protect the dignity of the human person at a time when artificial intelligence is becoming more prevalent."In order to protec...

Revised Second Edition

William T. Ditewig

"We have used this work for years in helping in the understanding of the role of the deacon in the Church. This revision shows the ever-evolving work of deacons in their role as missionary disciples. This volume will be a valuable tool in responding...

Navigating Currents of Thought

Anne M. Francis

To help students appreciate the relevance of philosophy and to equip them to recognize, analyze, and successfully navigate the philosophies they encounter on a daily basis, this textbook provides a comprehensive examination of each branch of philo...

Embodying the Soul

Gunilla Norris

"We have bodies that are wise. We have senses that connect us to our surroundings and to each other. We also have hearts that can intuit and guide us. Inner nudges from our hearts are important. To be fully alive we need to pay attention to them. It...

Honoring the 100th Birthday of David Steindl-Rast, OSB

Edited by Klaudia Menzi-Steinberger

In this book, diverse voices of companions and fellow travelers inspired by his work compose a vivid portrait of Brother David. In stories, reflections, and testimonies of love and gratitude, friends such as His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Anselm Grun,...

Christian Life in Today's World

Walter Kasper

In a world marked by division, indifference, and suffering, mercy can seem like a fragile or even outdated ideal. Yet in this profound and timely work, Cardinal Walter Kasper argues that mercy is not only relevant—it is essential. Indeed, it is the ...

Reflecting on the Gospels

Vincenzo Anselmo, SJ; Foreword by Ronald D. Witherup

"Many Christians are comfortable thinking of Jesus as their Savior, with all his divine attributes; recognizing his fully human elements, on the other hand, is more challenging. Holding these two truths in equal tension is not easy."“Jesus's humanit...

Do It Yourself

Nilesh Parmar, SJ

There's no better guide than St. Ignatius of Loyola. Based on his Spiritual Exercises, this book guides readers through the weeks of the exercises, providing scripture references and points for meditation.The author has skillfully crafted a combinat...

A Woman From Scripture

Anne Soupa & Sylvaine Landrivone

Through a process of careful deconstruction and reconstruction, this book takes a critical, biblical, and feminist look at Mary and finds an image of Mary not previously seen. The authors examine Marian piety and teachings, questioning all presuppos...

Do it Yourself

Nilesh Parmar, SJ

Based on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola, this book guides readers through the weeks of the Exercises, providing scripture references and points for meditation.A person may use this resource to do their own self-guided retreat, or spi...

Third Edition

Kenneth R. Himes, OFM

Now in a third edition, this is a concise overview of what the major documents of the tradition say about political, economic, and social life, making accessible the key ideas that the Church has proclaimed in the area of social teaching. The revise...

Daily Gospel Reflections for the Advent and Christmas Seasons Years A, B & C

Fr Albert Haase, OFM

A Love beyond All Telling invites readers into the heart of the Advent and Christmas seasons with warmth, clarity, and spiritual depth. In these daily Gospel reflections for Years A, B, and C, Fr. Albert Haase, OFM, draws from Scripture, personal ex...

Different Accounts, One Message

David M. Neuhaus, SJ, With Debbie French and Terence Creamer, with a foreword by Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe, OP

While many books explore the Gospel, few tackle so directly and thoroughly the foundational question: Why are there four accounts instead of one? This book doesn't just accept the presence of the four books—it explains why they matter."Legend has it...

Daily Gospel Reflections for the Advent and Christmas Seasons

Fr Albert Haase, OFM

Daily reflections on Gospel readings from the Advent and Christmas liturgical seasons for Years A, B, and C. Drawing on Scripture, theology, and practical spirituality, the book invites readers to deepen their faith by pondering themes of anticipati...