An Affair of the Heart
A Biblical and Franciscan Journey
Sr Patricia Jordan, FSM
Beginning with a sensitive exploration of the symbolic understanding of the heart in western thought, carefully looking at the heart in our literary inheritance, in our culture and in Scripture. Sr Patricia then focuses closely to explore it in the life and writings of Francis of Assisi. Here is inspirational guidance for prayer and reflection.
978 085244 690 4 176 pages £9.99 available
Benedict XVI and the Search for Truth
Robert Tilley
When Pope Benedict XVI's first encyclical letter Deus Caritas Est ('God is Love') came out, many were astonished. The choice of the former Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger to write on the theme of love flew in the face of critics' characterisation of him as a hardliner. In fact, however, this encyclical does not mark a change in thinking on the part of the newly elected Pope. Rather, it represents the logical culmination of all that he has been writing for decades. He has taught consistently that the path of truth leads to love, and love is the perfection of what it is to be human. Such perfection can come only through communion, a fact that is expressed in the very nature of God, the Holy Trinity.
This book charts the path of the present Pope's thinking, a path full of surprises, not least because it concerns one of the more controversial figures of our time.
978 085244 163 3 288 pages £12.99 available
The Bread of Life
Preparing for First Confession and First Communion
Martin Edwards
Parents, priests, catechists - all have a most serious responsibility to do everything to ensure that our children are well instructed. The Bread of Life is a valuable resource for any home, parish and school that wishes to impart the fullness of the faith to children preparing for their First Confession and their first Holy Communion.
'Sadly, some of the catechetical material produced in the last few decades has been lamentably inadequate for this necessary task. That is why we should be so grateful for the publ;ication of The Bread of Life. There has long been a real pastoral need for a preparation course like this: orthodox, pious (in the true sense) and practical - fully Catholic. It will be a valuable resource in any home, parish and school that wishes to impart the fullness of the faith to their children...' Fr Ignatius Harrison, C.O.
978 085244 121 3 80 pages illustrated in full colour £4.99 available
The Church and the World
Essays Catholic and Contemporary
John Haldane
The philosopher and commentator John Haldane explores a range of issues concerning the condition of Roman Catholicism, its leadership and teachings, and examines the ways in which these connect with, complement, or challenge trends within Western Society. Over the course of some twenty-five essays he discusses matters as diverse as the papacy of John Paul II, the role of philosophy in articulating Catholic teaching, evolutionary theory, Christian humanisim, medical and sexual ethics, religious architecture and Catholic schooling. The chapters display the analytical mind of the philosopher, the sensibility of the art critic, and the fluency and descriptive power of the journalist and broadcaster.
978 085244 588 4 230 pages £9.99 available
Come Apart and Rest a While
Sr Patricia Jordan, FSM
In the company of St.Francis and St.Clare we are invited to step inside a new building in rural Derbyshire, modelled on the Portiuncula hermitage in Assisi. St.Francis was named by Pope John Paul II the Patron Saint of Ecology, and this chapel has been built in sympathy with environmental issues. In the peace of the garden, in the cloister or within the simple building we are led on a journey of prayer and spiritual refreshment.
978 085244 691 1 128 pages Illustrated in colour £7.99 available 
Conversations
Marcel Van, CSsR
Translated by Jack Keogan
Born in North Vietnam in 1928, Br Marcel Van died in a Communist prison in 1959. His 31 years encompassed a remarkable life; from a deeply Christian family he modelled his way of life and spirituality on that of Thérèse of Lisieux. His rare spiritual qualities were recognised by his spiritual director who encouraged him to write. This is the second volume of the Complete Works of this saintly Redemptorist father. See also: Brother Marcel Van:Autobiography
978 085244 629 4 460 pages £20.00 available
Dominus Est - It is the Lord!
Reflections of a Bishop of Central Asia on Holy Communion
The Most Reverend Schneider
Holy Communion is not just a convivial moment of spiritual nourishment; it is the most personal encounter possible in this life between the faithful Christian and his Lord and God. The best interior attitude to this encounter is one of receptivity, humility, and spiritual childhood. Such an attitude, by its very nature, is expressed through gestures of adoration and reverence. We have eloquent witnesses to this truth from the tradition of the Church, summarised by the sayings cum amore ac timore (with love and fear) from the first millennium and quantum potes, tantum aude (dare to do as much as you can) from the second. To illustrate how this attitude manifests itself, the author shares stories of three "Eucharistic women" known to him from the Soviet Underground. This book encourages Catholics of the third millennium to treat the Lord, in the august moment of Holy Communion, in a manner appropriate to the Church's tradition.
'I have read the whole book with delight. It is excellent' - Francis Cardinal Arinze 
978 097788 461 2 64 pages £5.99 available
Early Carthusian Writings
St.Bruno
A collection of key texts from early Carthusian writing in the 11th and 12th centuries. Including a letter from St Bruno to his Carthusian sons at Chartreuse, and a letter on the solitary life from Blessed Guigo, fifth prior of the Grande Chartreuse
978085244 689 8 96 pages £7.99 available
Echoing the Silence
John Skinner
A companion volume to Sounding the Silence which asks: What is prayer? How may we approach our Maker in a simple, direct way? In listening to the Silence within. For if once we begin to attend to our deeper Self then we begin that most enriching encounter: to see Self enclosed within our Maker. Julian of Norwich tells us: "God is nearer to us than our own Soul". See also Hear Our Silence and Revelation of Love.
978 085244 193 0 134 pages £7.99 available
Elizabeth Prout: 1820-1864
A Religious Life for Industrial England
Edna Hamer
A revised edition of this classic biography of a remarkable woman, a heroine of the Industrial Revolution who immersed herself in the chaos of Manchester's worst slums and brought comfort, education and hope to the poorest of the poor - the largely Irish and immigrant Catholic mill workers. All this was almost incidental to her overriding vocation, for Elizabeth Prout was the founder of a religious order whose members were themselves mainly from working-class backgrounds. Without endowments or wealthy patrons, these Sisters of the Cross and Passion worked tirelessly both to support themselves and to help the slum dwellers amongst whom they lived.
978 085244 171 8 376 pages Illustrated £20.00 August 2009
English Catholic Heroes
John Jolliffe (Editor)
A book to inspire Catholics of all ages and to inform non-Catholics of the impressive gallery of England's Catholic heroes. A strong team of authors, including Clare Asquith, Abbot Aidan Bellenger, Robert Gray, Archbishop Vincent Nichols and A.N.Wilson have selected their heroes from many centuries from St.Aidan and the Venerable Bede to St.Robert Southwell, St.Edmund Campion, Cardinals Hume, Manning, Newman and Pole, Hilaire Belloc, St Thomas Becket, Augustus Welby Pugin and many more.
978 085244 604 1 224 pages Illustrated £9.99 available
The Family and Descendants of St.Thomas More
Martin Wood
Although it is approaching five hundred years since he died, interest in Sir Thomas More, one-time Chancellor of England, lives on. His story is well known, but for the first time this extended biography asks 'What happened to his family?'. Written by one of his descendants, it traces the family from Tudor England to the middle of the nineteenth century, when after the death in 1795 of the last male heir, Fr Thomas More SJ, the remaining family estate has passed to his sister. By this time Catholics had been received back into the society from which they had so long been excluded.
978 085244 681 2 308 pages £17.99 available
The Fellowship of Angels
The English Writings of Richard Rolle
Translated into modern English by Henrietta Hicks
Richard Rolle, ardent medieval spiritual writer, eloquent religious guide, fervent hearer of the song of angels, has been considered the true father of English literature. He wrote numerous spiritual works and it was reported that many were converted to God by his exhortations and writings. He made the first post-Norman translation of the Psalms. Here are translations in modern English of his prayers, spiritual reflections and meditations.
978 085244 123 7 76 pages £5.99 available
From Hermes to Benedict XVI
Aidan Nichols, OP
The question of Faith and Reason is central to Catholic thought today. Aidan Nichols charts the development of the topic through key figures who set in every essential the terms of the debate between faith and reason whose issue, where official Catholicism is concerned, may be found as the twentieth century drew to its close in the encyclical letter Fides et ratio (1998) of John Paul II.
Aidan Nichols is an invaluable guide through the various accounts of the faith/reason relationship available within the parameters of Catholicism, and offers an approach which seems well-suited both to the demands of theology and to the philosophical needs of the present time.
978 0 85244 699 7 288 pages £14.99 available
The Gift of Thérèse of Lisieux
John Udris
'Perfection lies in being just what he wants us to be.' Thérèse of Lisieux understood our unique identity in God, and spent her life bringing others to know this truth, leading her to describe herself once as "the mother of souls". But Therese is also widely known as "The Little Flower" for her simplicity and her belief in smallness as an attitude before God. Allied to smallness is weakness and Therese found this to be an essential part of the Christian's journey, encouraging us to be joyful in it as it leads us to God on a daily basis. Such gratitude overflows her thinking, making her praise and prayer simple and immediate.
This book is written by the noted Thérèse scholar John Udris, Dean of Northampton Cathedral, and superbly illustrated by well-known calligrapher Lynne Muir.
978 0 85244 598 3hb 128 pages Illustrated £7.99 August 2009 
A Glimpse of Heaven DVD
Great Catholic Churches of England and Wales
When Christopher Martin's survey of Catholic churches 'A Glimpse of Heaven', with photography by Alex Ramsay, was published in 2006 it was a great and immediate success. It was "A revelation" according to both The Times and The Independent on Sunday, a "landmark" and "a pioneering survey". Now the author has created a DVD which tells the extradordinary story of how the Catholic faith in England and Wales survived after the Reformation. The architectural legacy is breathtaking ranging from the imperious Gothic of Pugin and the High Victorians to theByzantine magnificence of Westminster Cathedral or from a simple village in Cumberland to the unflinching Modernism of Liverpool Cathedral. The story ends with a triumphant return to the Classical style at Brentwood Cathedral - the last important Catholic commission in Britain. Taking part are architects, distinguished historians, churchmen and conservationists including Marcus Binney, Lord Camoys, Gavin Stamp, Mark Girouard, Abbot Geoffrey Scott OSB, Sophie Andreae, Bishop Thomas McMahon, Quinlan Terry and Austin Winkley. The DVD features Alex Ramsay's splendid still photography which is intercut with the brilliant cinematograohy of Charles Chabot.
978 085244 697 3 (2 DVD set) 110 minutes £12.99
A Glimpse of Heaven Book
Hardback Book for £25.00
Heaven Revealed
The Holy Spirit and the Mass
Dom David Bird, OSB
Central to monastic life is the daily celebration of the Eucharist, through which the Church is nourished and nurtured by word and sacrament. The monk's hope and prayer, the focus of his contemplation, is the coming of the Kingdom in the person of Christ. Dom David Bird shares with us the fruits of this experience - the fruits of over fifty years of monastic life in Europe and Latin America - presenting us with insights into the Eucharist as the work of the Holy Spirit. It is the Eucharist that sanctifies us, or, as the Fathers would say, divinizes us, making us what we were created to be, daughters and sons of God. Scripture and theology of both Western and Eastern Churches - especially in the latters' traditions of icon painting - combine in Dom David's reflection to help us to a profound understanding of the Holy Spirit and our experience of the Mass.
978 085244 179 4 192 pages £9.99 available
An Illustrated Catechism
Text by Inos Biffi
Colur illustrations by Franco Vignazia
A wonderful teaching resource for children and an introduction to the basics of Catholic faith for adults. Beautifully illustrated in an intensely vibrant style reminiscent of medieval illuminations, this book is organised according to the outline of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, with a section corresponding to each of the four main parts: The Creed, The Sacraments, The Commandments and Prayer.
978 085244 679 9 142 pages £12.99 available 
In a Great and Noble Tradition
The Autobiography of Dom Prosper Guéranger
Translated and edited by Br David Hayes, OSB and Sr Hyacinthe Defos du Rau, OP
The life of the founder of the Benedictine Abbey of Solesmes in France. While Guéranger (1805-1875) published many liturgical and spiritual works, this highly personal account of his early life and events surrounding the foundation of Solesmes in 1833 was never intended for publication, remaining in the archives of the Abbey for well over a hundred years. This account of his spiritual and intellectual awakening provides impetus for a renewed contemporary appreciation of his convictions, which are of perennial value for all who are seeking God. The monastic community he founded bears witness to the transforming power of contemplative liturgical spirituality lived in and for the Church and the world. As such, monastic life serves as an exemplar of spiritual and human values whose relevance extends far beyond the cloister.
978 085244 309 5 278 pages £12.99 available
John Lingard
Peter Phillips
John Lingard (1771-1851), a Catholic priest and historian, made a major contribution to the re-emergence of the Catholic community into national life in 19th century England. A founder of the seminary at Ushaw, he also played a significant role in the transformation of historical scholarship, but was somewhat overlooked in the hundred years after his death. However, recent study of his historical work highlights the importance of his History of England, which is now being accorded the acclaim it deserves. There is a remarkable quality to his work and here he emerges as a pivotal figure among Catholic historians.
978 085244 491 7 384 pages Illustrated £20.00hb available
Labour and Justice
The Worker in Catholic Social Teaching
Gavan Duffy
An enlightening and thoroughly researched work looking at concepts of social justice and Catholic social teaching from the earliest times to the 20th Century. The Church proclaims a social system capable of caring for the poor, while ensuring the dignity and worth of every man.
978 085244 686 7 352 pages £17.99 available
An Introduction to the Liturgical Year
Text by Inos Biffi. Colour Illustrations by Franco Vignazia
Takes you through the liturgical year, introducing celebrations of each season, beginning with Advent and ending with the solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ the King. On each page, you will find intriguing imagery and enlightening explanations that reveal the scriptural roots of our observances and immerse you in the rich symbolism of the Church's calendar-an annual revolution around the meaning of Christ's Paschal Mystery. Far more than informative, this book provides a visual and poetic reflection on the spiritual depths of the seasons and special feasts.
978 085244 293 7 98 pages £7.99 available
Living the Mystery
Monastic Markers on the Christian Way
Dom Hugh Gilbert, OSB
In this book, following the highly successful Unfolding the Mystery, Abbot Hugh reflects before his monastic brethren on some of the elements common to the life of all Christians - from baptism to the hope of eternal life. Here it is a question of Living the Mystery, that is, of allowing the revelation of Christ in us, present in the Church, to take possession of our whole life, personal and social.
978 085244 692 8 204 pages £9.99 available
Michel de Certeau or Union in Difference
George B York, II
An important introduction to the thought of Michel de Certeau (1925-1986). It emphasizes with great sensitivity, how Certeau, an authority in several disciplines, not least the history of spirituality and the sociology of religion, ultimately presents himself as the opposite of an expert. It shows the reader a humble searcher after truth who is content to acknowledge a genuine Socratic ignorance.
978 085244 684 3 124 pages £9.99 available
Old Testament Priests and the New Priest
According to the New Testament
Albert Vanhoye
This new edition presents a scriptural study of the meaning of the priesthood in both aspects: as ministerial, and that of all Christians. The approach is in three stages: first, the Old Testament; next the Letter to the Hebrews; then 1 Peter and the Book of Revelation. Vanhoye expalains that the common priesthood is personal offering, while the pastoral ministry is a manifestation of the priestly mediation of Christ. This complementarity reflects the basic unity of the priesthood in Christ.
978 085244 003 2 333 pages £14.99 August 2009
The Origins of the Four Branches of the Mabinogi
Andrew Breeze
One of the most revolutionary books ever published on the literatures of Britain – its subject is the four stories in the collection of Welsh prose tales known as The Mabinogi which have long enjoyed popularity as Wales's most significant contribution to world literature.
The four branches are tales of love, adventure and magic, but also rape, adultery, betrayal and attempted murder. Although most scholars agree that the four stories are the work of a single author, there has been no agreement on where and when they were composed. It has always been assumed that they were the work of a male author, however, Andrew Breeze's sensational analysis convincingly shows they were composed by a female author.
978 0 85244 553 2 164 pages £9.99 available
The Pelican in the Wilderness
Ivan Clutterbuck
Ivan Clutterbuck has long been a familiar figure amongst Anglo-Catholics. His books have provided both much needed teaching and a source of inspiration for many. His life has been both varied and adventurous. Here at last is his autobiography which takes us from his earliest memories of the First World War, through family life in the parishes of South London and University days at Christ's College, Cambridge in the 1930s, to long service as first an Army Chaplain and then as a Chaplain to the Royal navy. Recent years have taken him overseas again, to help the formation of the Traditional Anglican Churches in Canada and the USA, while at home he has continued his witness to the Church that he loves with Forward in Faith.
978 085244 621 8 172 pages £7.99 available 
Restoring the Anglican Mind: New Edition
Arthur Middleton
About the loss of the Anglican mind, behind which is the loss of the Christian mind that has led to the dysfunctionalism and loss of identity in modern Anglicanism throughout the Anglican Communion. Canon Middleton takes us back to prescriptive sources and shows us that Anglicanism has its own peculiar character that still speaks to us today.
978 085244 695 9 140 pages Illustrated £7.99 available
Sermons Preached on Various Occasions
Works of Cardinal Newman Volume IX
Introduced and edited by Bishop Geoffrey Rowell
978 085244 408 5 hb 408 pages £25.00 available
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St Mary Magdalen in Provence
The Coffin and the Cave
Michael Donley
Concentrates on the venerable tradition that links Mary to the heart of la Provence verte. To the cave in the massif of Saint-Baume where she is said to have ended her days as a hermit, after helping evangelize the area; and to the coffin in the nearby town of Saint-Maximin-la-Sainte-Baume which is said to contain her bones. Places which for centuries have been a magnet for pilgrims and which remain centres of pilgrimage and spiritual activity today. Provence and Mary Magdalen - two endlessly fascinating subjects. Yet the tradition linking the two is hardly known in the English-speaking world. Here - in a quest both spiritual and historical - is its first full-length examination. Could there be any truth in it?
978 085244 177 0 224 pages incl. colour photographs £12.99 available
St Thérèse of Lisieux "I Choose All"
Sister Teresa Margaret, D.C.
In this classic account of St. Thérèse's spiritual teaching - 'the little way of spiritual childhood' - Sister Teresa Margaret, D.C. explores with us her life, her devotions, her teaching and her posthumous mission. She demonstrates how readily adaptable is this simple yet far from easy 'ever-ancient, ever-new' method of going to God, by 'doing the tiniest things right and doing it for love'. Shows how the unchanging standards of our Saviour can be adapted in every way to the needs and problems of this present age - a consolation and encouragement for us all.
978 085244 452 8 258 pages £9.99 available
The School of Compassion
Deborah Jones
The author engages with the Catholic Church's contemporary attitude towards animals. This is the fullest sustained study of the subject in that faith tradition. In the first part she explores the history of the Church's ideas about animals, the second part forensically examines the Catechism of the Catholic Church's four paragraphs which relate particularly to animals, and finally major contemporary issues are raised.
This book is the fullest systemic treatment of the moral status of animals within the Roman Catholic tradition. It is the result of painstaking scholarship, wide reading, and, most of all, insightful theological exploration.
Revd Professor Andrew Linzey
978 0 85244 731 4 256 pages £14.99 July 2009
The Spiritual Writings
Cardinal Merry del Val
Edited and translated by Harriet Murphy
Raphael, Cardinal Merry del Val, Secretary of State to Pope St.Pius X from 1903 to 1914, was born in the Spanish Embassy in London in 1865, the son of a distinguished Spanish diplomat of Irish origin and English mother. Educated by the Jesuits, he was to become a priest after a brilliant period of study, first in England then in Rome. Jealousy long supposed he owed the prodigious rise of his career to a privilege of birth, the truth is very different - far from seeking honours he only ever wished to be an ordinary priest - however, from an aristocratic background and speaking many languages, the Vatican had great duties for him. He died in Rome in 1930 and is buried in St.Peter's Basilica. This collection of his work includes sermons, prayers, writings on the Saints, Sacraments and Mary, addresses to conferences and letters of spiritual direction.
978 085244 122 0 242 pages £9.99 available
Teresa Helena Higginson
Cecil Kerr
Teresa Higginson was a saintly Catholic schoolteacher. She received many supernatural gifts including the Mystical Marriage and the Stigmata. Teresa was chosen by Christ to make known His great desire that His Sacred Head be worshipped as the Seat of Divine Wisdom. This would be a remedy for a time of foolish intellectual pride and lapsing from the faith. It would be not only the completion of devotion to the Sacred Heart, but the crowning of all devotions. In fact it was prophesied to be the one great means for the conversion of England. Lady Cecil Kerr's biography is based on Teresa's letters and other direct evidence of her remarkable life.
978 085244 181 7 404 pages £17.99 available
Towards a Theology of the Environment
Paul Haffner
Pope Benedict said at the beginning of his Pontificate that external deserts in the world are growing, because the internal deserts have become so vast. Therefore the earth's treasures no longer serve to build God's garden for us all to live in, but they have been made to serve the powers of exploitation and destruction. This book is a theological investigation of the environment, and takes in scientific, biblical, moral and spiritual themes, all addressed by recent Church teaching on the subject.
978 085244 368 2 362 pages £15.99 available
A Trappist Meeting Monks from Tibet Bernard de Give
The invasion of Tibet in 1950, followed by the voluntary exile of the Dalai Lama and of a significant number of Tibetans, though a disaster was also an opportunity for this traditional culture to become accessible to Westerners eager for a spirituality which would correspond to their needs. The author, a Trappist monk since 1972, has travelled extensively in his meetings and dialogue with non-Christian monastic orders. He presents the history and spirituality of monasticism, detailing his personal encounters with monks of the East, and looking at the differences and agreements he concludes with a theoretical comparison of the philosophies.
978 0 85244 535 8 416 pages £20.00 July 2009
Try a Little Lowliness
Memoir of a Cistercian novice
Paddy Lyons
This is a book about a young monk's first year, nearly fifty years ago, in the most austere monastic order in Western Christianity. An order where silence was the rule, hard manual work enjoined on top of a strict vegetarian diet. Where work followed prayer followed study for seventeen hours of the day. Where obedience was total and self-flagellation still a weekly feature. Yet his vivid account of that year will make you laugh, hilariously at times, and also weep as he responded to the challenge of making sense of such a life in such a community.
978 085244 694 2 256 pages £9.99 available
The Venerable English College
Michael E Williams
The Venerable English College in Rome has played a crucial role in the history of Catholicism in England from the Reformation period to our own time. It is over twenty years since this remarkable history of the English College first appeared and it has long been out of print. Now republished in a revised and updated edition, with many illustrations from the College's collection, it includes a new chapter 'from Post-War to Post-Conciliar Rome'; the notes and appendices have been expanded to take account of recent research and publication.
978 085244 048 3 356 pages +8 colour Illustrated £14.99hb
With Christ in His Passion: Elizabeth Prout
Sr Dominic Savio Hamer, CP
This is the shining story of the founder of the Sisters of the Cross and Passion. Born into a comfortable and happy family in 1820, in her twenties she converted to Catholicism following her encounter with Blessed Dominic Barberi CP, who had opened the first Passionist monastery in England only a few miles from her home. At twenty-one she was the youngest, and the first Catholic English woman to found a religious congregation in 19th century England. At great risk to her health she embraced a religious life working with the poor in Manchester, teaching young mills girls, and founding a female institute to combine both contemplative and active life.
978 085244 183 1 96 pages £5.99 available
A Year Book of Seasons and Celebrations
Joanna Bogle
In the twenty-one years since the publication of her best-selling Book of Feasts and Seasons Joanna Bogle has assembled a wealth of further material to help us restore the traditions of the Church Year to our lives - here are fresh ideas for things to make, eat, do and sing around the whole year. An enriching resource for home, school and parish alike. This book celebrates Christian values, culture and history, giving opportunities for hopitality, friendship and learning.
978 085244 129 9 128 pages available £7.99
Other titles due for publication:
November/December 2008
John Lingard (Phillips, P) 9780852444917 £20.00 available 
Conversations (Marcel Van) 9780852446294 £20.00 available
Dominus Est - It is the Lord! (Schneider, A) 9780977884612 £5.99 available
Living the Mystery (Gilbert, H) 9780852446928 £9.99 available
A Glimpse of Heaven DVD (2 disk set) 9780852446973 £12.99 inc VAT available
The Liturgical Year (Biffi, I) 9780852442937 £7.99 available
January/February 2009
Echoing the Silence (Skinner, J) 9780852441930 £7.99 available
Restoring the Anglican Mind: New Edition (Middleton, A) 9780852446959 £7.99 available
March/April 2009
Michel de Certeau or Union in Difference (York, G) 9780852446843 £9.99 available
With Christ in His Passion: Elizabeth Prout (Hamer, E) 9780852441831 £5.99 available
Spiritual Writings (Raphael, Cardinal Merry del Val) 9780852441220 £9.99 available
Try a Little Lowliness (Lyons, P) 9780852446942 £9.99 available
May/June 2009
From Hermes to Benedict XVI (Nichols, A) 9780852446997 £14.99
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Early Carthusian Writings (St.Bruno) 9780852446898 £7.99 available
In a Great and Noble Tradition (Guéranger, Dom Prosper) 9780852443095 £12.99 available
The Origins of the Four Branches of the Mabinogi (Breeze, A) 9780852445532 £9.99 available
St.Thérèse of Lisieux "I Choose All" (Margaret, Sr Teresa) 9780852444528 £9.99 available
July 2009
Elizabeth Prout (Hamer, E) 9780852441718 £20.00hb
The Gift of Thérèse of Lisieux (Udris, J) 9780852445983 £7.999hb
Old Testament Priests and the New Priest (Vanhoye, A) 9780852440032 £14.99
Christianity and Jerusalem (O'Mahoney, A (ed)) 9780852446461 £20.00
Creation and Scientific Creativity (Haffner, P) 9780852444542 £14.99
Pure Attraction (Murphy, P) 9780852445396 £6.99
The School of Compassion (Jones, D) 9780852447314 £14.99
August 2009
Elizabeth Hayes (Shaw, F) 9780852442098 £14.99
Vita Communis (Bertram, J) 978852442012 £15.99
Holy Eucharist (de Sainte-Marie,J) 9780852443101 £20.00
September 2009
A Trappist Meeting Monks from Tibet Bernard de Give 9780852445358 £20.00
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