"We must not forget the most important lesson: we can reread the story of our life in order to remember it and be able to transmit something to those who listen to us. But to learn to live, we all have to learn to love". This is the conclusion that Pope Francis draws in this book, in which he recounts for the first time the story of his life...
Taking as his starting point the New Testament, the author meditates on the events in the life of Jesus, from his Resurrection, through the apparitions of Jesus to the apostles, his Ascension, up to the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. From these facts of the life of the Lord and from his words he draws consequences for the Christians of...
[Adapted from several editors]
A comprehensive and detailed biography of Jesus Christ, regarded by many as a masterpiece.
Ricciotti's writing is both scholarly and accessible, based exclusively on history and documents (according to his own words), making the book suitable for both academic and general readership.
He draws...
In Meditations on the Passion of Christ, Susana Tamaro invites us to follow the journey of the Stations of the Cross, offering a deep reflection on Christ's suffering and its significance in the life of the believer. Through the fourteen stations, the author not only describes the key moments of the Passion but also encourages the reader to...
This is the true story of one of the survivors of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp who is still alive. What sets this book apart from many other Holocaust accounts is that it is told in the first person by Peter, who was five years old at the time. He recounts what happened to him and his family in a tone that is engaging, simple, direct,...
The Dialogue is the principal work of Saint Catherine of Siena, one of the great mystics and Doctors of the Catholic Church. It is an extensive theological-mystical text dictated by Catherine during a state of ecstasy and addressed “to every rational creature who desires to know and love God.”
The structure of the book is a dialogue...
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is the second book in C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia, which tells the story of four siblings – Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy – who, while evacuated to a countryside house during World War II, discover a magical wardrobe that transports them to Narnia. In this world, controlled by the evil White Witch...
This book is an intimate autobiography of Pope Francis, where he openly shares the journey of his life from childhood to his role as leader of the Catholic Church. He recounts, with simplicity and depth, his family life, education, calling to the priesthood, years of formation, and pastoral work as a bishop in Argentina, leading up to his...
The Araucana is an epic poem by the Spaniard Alonso de Ercilla that relates the first phase of the Arauco War between Spaniards and the Mapuche people, also known as Araucanos. According to the author himself, who participated in the conflict, the poem was written during his stay in Chile using, as paper, tree barks and other rustic elements....
Unlike other Christian thinkers of our time, Jacques Maritain did not renounce the concept of Christendom. But he had the skill to apply to it a scholastic notion full of potential: that of analogy. It is legitimate to aspire to a new Christendom, yes, but not identical to the one that once existed (which Maritain, for convenience, identifies...
"We must not forget the most important lesson: we can reread the story of our life in order to remember it and be able to transmit something to those who listen to us. But to learn to live, we all have to learn to love". This is the conclusion that Pope Francis draws in this book, in which he recounts for the first time the story of his life...
Taking as his starting point the New Testament, the author meditates on the events in the life of Jesus, from his Resurrection, through the apparitions of Jesus to the apostles, his Ascension, up to the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost. From these facts of the life of the Lord and from his words he draws consequences for the Christians of...
[Adapted from several editors]
A comprehensive and detailed biography of Jesus Christ, regarded by many as a masterpiece.
Ricciotti's writing is both scholarly and accessible, based exclusively on history and documents (according to his own words), making the book suitable for both academic and general readership.
He draws...
In Meditations on the Passion of Christ, Susana Tamaro invites us to follow the journey of the Stations of the Cross, offering a deep reflection on Christ's suffering and its significance in the life of the believer. Through the fourteen stations, the author not only describes the key moments of the Passion but also encourages the reader to...
This is the true story of one of the survivors of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp who is still alive. What sets this book apart from many other Holocaust accounts is that it is told in the first person by Peter, who was five years old at the time. He recounts what happened to him and his family in a tone that is engaging, simple, direct,...
The Dialogue is the principal work of Saint Catherine of Siena, one of the great mystics and Doctors of the Catholic Church. It is an extensive theological-mystical text dictated by Catherine during a state of ecstasy and addressed “to every rational creature who desires to know and love God.”
The structure of the book is a dialogue...
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe is the second book in C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia, which tells the story of four siblings – Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy – who, while evacuated to a countryside house during World War II, discover a magical wardrobe that transports them to Narnia. In this world, controlled by the evil White Witch...
This book is an intimate autobiography of Pope Francis, where he openly shares the journey of his life from childhood to his role as leader of the Catholic Church. He recounts, with simplicity and depth, his family life, education, calling to the priesthood, years of formation, and pastoral work as a bishop in Argentina, leading up to his...
The Araucana is an epic poem by the Spaniard Alonso de Ercilla that relates the first phase of the Arauco War between Spaniards and the Mapuche people, also known as Araucanos. According to the author himself, who participated in the conflict, the poem was written during his stay in Chile using, as paper, tree barks and other rustic elements....
Unlike other Christian thinkers of our time, Jacques Maritain did not renounce the concept of Christendom. But he had the skill to apply to it a scholastic notion full of potential: that of analogy. It is legitimate to aspire to a new Christendom, yes, but not identical to the one that once existed (which Maritain, for convenience, identifies...
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