“Before Austen…” takes an academic approach and includes eight appendixes with curriculum suggestions.
Author could have been more inclusive in choosing children’s books
Catholic social teaching can bring light to a darkened world, author says
Rowlands writes about how Catholic social teaching is not just about promoting social justice, but about living as Christians in the world.
Cookbook for Lent offers much more than just delicious recipes
“Just in time for the penitential season of Lent, this beautifully written and illustrated guide features 75 delectable international recipes. Ranging from breakfast dishes, soups and salads, to main dishes, breads and desserts, they honor distinctive Catholic Lenten traditions.”
Author shares inspirational story of California hermitage
Paula Huston’s book narrates the origins of the hermitage from the 11th-century Camaldolese community in the Apennine Mountains of Italy to the founding of a new Camaldoli in Big Sur.
New book traces life, legacy of Boston’s Cardinal Humberto Medeiros
A prolific author of a variety of academic and religious studies, Father Gribble dug deep into the documentary record of Cardinal Medeiros’ life and provides a masterful account.
Author has uniquely Catholic view on common mental health challenges
In the sea of practical advice given to deal with depression, anxiety, trauma and grief, “St. Dymphna’s Playbook” offers a uniquely Catholic perspective.
Authors: Find moments of silence this Lent, connect three pillars of season
Two authors provided their insights on how to make Lent meaningful in 2022 — especially since this is the third Lent the church will observe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Economic theory comes to life in book on Catholic social thought
“‘Cathonomics’ deserves to be included in the reading list for any course of study related to Catholic social teaching at every level from college, high school and parish discussion groups.”