Doctor and Patient
Adrienne von Speyr

This book—at once powerful and practical—offers a spirituality of the medical field. For the Catholic doctor or nurse, the life of faith “must influence all his actions. . . . It is the primary thing; everything must conform to it.” By being transparent to God and faithful to their duties, physicians and nurses can bring about profound healing and, if they are humble, give their patients a foretaste of the tender care that our Father has for us.

978-1-62164-356-2   140 pages  £17.99

From Calvinist to Catholic
Peter Kreeft

Replete with delightful anecdotes and bearing the stamp of Kreeft’s wry sense of humour, this autobiography is a human look at one of the great Catholic apologists of our time: a philosopher, a man of letters, and above all of man of faith. It’s sure to delight anyone who has read and appreciated Kreeft’s works.

978-1-62164-696-9  200 pages  £17.99 Hardback

The Hour of Testing
Spiritual Depth and Insight in a Time of Ecclesial Uncertainty
Fr Donald Haggerty

Offers a profound reflection on the signs of the times, both inside and outside the Church, and unfolding their implications for believers today. With keen spiritual insight and characteristic eloquence, Fr. Haggerty explores what it means to pursue holiness seriously in the 21st century, being sanctified in and through the Church’s present—or perhaps still impending—“hour of testing”

978-1-62164-768-3 342 pages  £16.50

The Mystery of Joy
Peter Kreeft

“Joy”, writes philosopher Peter Kreeft, “is a mystery. It is bigger than we are.” Joy’s secret, however, is that it cannot be reached or found but only given. True joy is God Himself, who, giving Himself, takes us outside ourselves, across valleys of loss and mountains of triumph.  Drawing from the wisdom of C. S. Lewis and Saint Thomas Aquinas, self-proclaimed curmudgeon Peter Kreeft walks us through the long, beautiful task of surrendering to deep joy, the chief work of any life worth living.

joy.978-1-62164-745-4  245 pages  £15.50

Prayers for Catholic Men
Mike Pacer

This is a simple, comprehensive guide for men seeking to grow daily in their relationship with Our Lord Jesus Christ.  It introduces men to the rhythm of prayer throughout their entire day - from the moment they wake to their last conscious thought. It offers quick insights and prayers for common concerns facing men throughout their day/life.  It also introduces men to traditional devotional practices and prayers of the Church.

978-1-62164-739-3   170 pages  £14.99

Remembering George Pell
Recollections of a Great Man of the Church
Tracey Rowland

This book is a record of memories those who knew Cardinal Pell as a gift to future generations of Catholics who may find this era of history of interest. In particular, it is record for younger Catholics who come from families where their parents and grandparents supported the Cardinal. In the manner of a kaleidoscope, it offers a multidimensional picture of a man who, love him or loathe him, was a passionate defender of the Catholic faith. Among the many contributors are Cardinal Gerhard Müller, George Weigel, Joanna Bogle, Andrew Bolt, Bishop Peter Elliott, Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Sister Mary Grace, S.V., Canon Alexander Sherbrooke, and Rev. Jerome Santamaria.

978-1-62164-702-7   285 pages  £18.99 Hardback

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
A Spiritual Portrait
Fr Joseph Dirvin,C.M.

This work is exceptional and unique because it is the only in-depth exploration and analysis based on the actual archival documents of Seton’s life, conversion, spiritual growth and development as the foundress of the Sisters of Charity. It underscores her great importance for the Church in the USA, and the lasting spiritual impact of her enduring legacy as a Catholic convert, an educator and a religious leader. Released to celebrate this 50th anniversary of the canonization of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton, who was declared the first native-born American saint by St. Pope Paul VI in 1975.

978-1-62164-661-7  280 pages  £15.50

Turning Points
How Thirteen Remarkable Men and Women Heard God’s Call
and Responded to It
Russell Shaw

A new and illuminating approach to a familiar literary genre—the lives of the saints and what the turning points were in their dedicating themselves to God. Among those whose stories are told are Saint Paul the Apostle, Saint Augustine of Hippo, Saint Ignatius Loyola, Saint Thomas More, Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, Saint John Henry Newman, Saint Josemaría Escrivá, Caryll Houselander, and Dorothy Day.

deposit of the faith.”

978-1-62164-772-0   145 pages  £14.99

Word, Sacrament, Charism
The Risks and Opportunities of a Synodal Church

Cardinal Marc Ouellet 

The boldness of this book is to highlight the charismatic dimension of the Church, too long neglected for lack of pneumatology. Its revolutionary originality lies in placing the charism on the same footing as the Word and the Sacrament, notwithstanding clerical resistance and canonical obstacles and inadequacies. In our desire for reforms, the Cardinal says that we are losing sight of the one perfect model, the archetype, Mary, and that we should keep our gaze constantly fixed on Our Lady in order to know ourselves what the Church, the ecclesial spirit, ecclesial behaviour really are.

978-1-62164-747-8  260 pages  £16.50

The Way
The Essential Classic of Opus Dei’s Founder
Josemaría Escrivá

Reflecting Escrivá’s conviction that God can be found in the everyday, The Way blends passages from sacred Scripture with anecdotes drawn from Escrivá’s life and work, snatches of conversation, and selections from his personal letters. These short, poignant meditations, totaling 999 “points,” together form a guide to a better life and “a more worthy soul.” The Way beautifully conveys Escrivá’s belief that the human is not foreign to the divine, and that the fully Christian spiritual attitude can be described as unity of life

978-0-385-51829-1  224 pages     £13.99

Your Eucharistic Identity
A Sacramental Guide to the Fullness of Life
Father Gregory Pine, OP

When we look carefully at the Blessed Sacrament, under the signs of bread and wine, we discover that we were made not simply to receive God, to be nourished by his gifts, or to draw close to him. In fact, “we were made to become Him.” Your Eucharistic Identity shows that Christ, through the Sacrament, divinizes us in our whole being. This sacramental guide to the fullness of life—at once thought-provoking and practical, ancient and new—offers Christians a simple, clear guide for their path.

978-1-62164-796-6 185 pages     £14.99