Author enlightens us by an engaging depiction of the intellectual and philosophical setting of Galileo’s time.
New treatment of Galileo case destined to be a classic
Film director switches formats, writes book on grandpa’s WWII heroism
Jon Erwin, film director, collaborates to write the book of his grandfather’s service in World War II.
Fascinating look at ancient Qumran answers lingering Bible questions
The Dead Sea Scrolls help provide making Christianity’s origins “more understandable in their ancient historical context.”
Marriage handbook offers good advice for engaged or married couples
“Habits for a Healthy Marriage” becomes an excellent resource for couples planning to be engaged or already engaged, and for those responsible for preparing them for marriage.
Books give advice on raising children in a culture that devalues faith
Two books offer ideas for parenting children to know and love God and what is most prudent for children in our tech- and information-driven world.
Author’s ideas on meeting God offer welcome antidote to isolation
A book written well before the pandemic and its forced isolation, has a process to enhance the spiritual life that can be helpful these days.
Author: Rhode Island founder’s religious liberty views speak to Catholics
Roger Williams, the 17th century founder of Rhode Island, employed the virtues of justice and courage to craft a charter that would define ‘religious liberty’ for everyone.
History of American Catholicism will set standard for years to come
The author illuminates myriad topics sure to fascinate not only Catholics, but anyone interested in a major religion’s impact on American life and culture.