The Sadness of Christ
Commentary on the Gospel accounts of our Lord’s prayer in the Garden of Olives. Rich in doctrine and piety, helping one to contemplate Christ’s life and become his friend. The author brings the Gospel...
Commentary on the Gospel accounts of our Lord’s prayer in the Garden of Olives. Rich in doctrine and piety, helping one to contemplate Christ’s life and become his friend. The author brings the Gospel...
A simple and sober account of our Lord’s Passion, presented with sound doctrine and piety. Helps the reader to know and love Christ, and to grow in a spirit of mortification, contrition and atonement....
Montserrat Grases (Montse, to her friends) was born in Barcelona, Spain. At the age of 17 it was discovered that she had bone cancer. Less than a year later she died. Montse's life was simple and short, but...
The author, a convert from Anglicanism to Catholicism, defends the Catholic Church through the detailed narration of his own conversion. The book has a high apologetic interest. Fluid style, very well...
A brief theological essay on the universal call to holiness in daily life and the vocation of the laity, of which St. Josemaría Escrivá is one of the forerunners. The author, a priest, historian and writer...
John Henry Newman (1801-1890) was a theologian and vicar at the university church in Oxford who became a leading thinker in the Oxford Movement, which sought to return Anglicanism to its Catholic roots....
Mary Beth Bonacci dares to answer in this book many of the questions that young people have about love and sexuality. The clearest answers to the concerns of today's young people about what love really is...
After a first part on joy in the present life, the author comments on each of the beatitudes. It ends with some advice on how to fight against sadness, in the context of the ascetic struggle. For the...
Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist takes as its starting point Jesus' words in Capernaum, known as the discourse of the Bread of Life. The author wonders what a Jew of that time would have...
This surprising book is original for the perspective with which it looks at 9 saints of the Church. It is not about their exemplary virtues but about the defects they had and, above all, what they had to...
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