This book effectively explains the Trinity to young children, using an apple and simple color illustrations. Though the apple consists of three parts; the skin, the flesh, and the seeds; it is still one apple. God has three persons; the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, but He is one God.
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Hahn explores the relationship between the Book of Revelation and the Roman Catholic Mass, deftly clarifying the most subtle of theological points with analogies and anecdotes from everyday life...
Listen. . . God is Calling YouCalling you with His love. Calling you with His comfort. Calling you with His joy.A popular and bestselling daily devotional that has led millions of readers to a deeper...
Prayer is natural for human beings, a spontaneous impulse common in all people. Yet, beyond instinct, there is a kind of prayer that’s conscious and articulate, that we have to be taught. There is an...
Are you too busy to pray? What if you could actually gain time and be more productive by praying? Would you pray more? We often forget the real secret to gaining time and being productive is to seek...
In this work of Christology, Fr. Peter Armenio explores God’s salvific promise to all humanity and what it means in every person’s life. We are taken on the Christian journey, beginning with the...
That Baby in the Manger is a children’s Christmas picture book with a needed message about inclusion and acceptance of cultural differences. As the children of a small church struggle with the...
Oremus allows Catholics to experience anew—or for the first time—the beauty and rich spiritual heritage of the language used for almost two-thousand years in the scriptures, liturgy, and prayers...
Amid Passing Things is a collection of meditations on all the ways God enters our lives, even when we're unaware. Based on his own life experiences, Franciscan friar Jeremiah...
How many times have you wanted to convey to someone the joy and excitement of the basic gospel message but stumbled in the process? Here is a book that explains the kerygmathe proclamation of...