“Veronica’s Veil” offers a loosely systematized program for healing and renewal.
Book among tiny handful of print resources for Catholic sex abuse victims
Authors explain Catholic topics clearly but write from certain ideology
Two books give readers an overview of what it means to be Catholic in today’s world.
Story of Austrian Catholic hero a must-read for World War II historians
The book’s narratives of the people and events of Germany and Austria in the period leading up to and during World War II are well-written, even gripping at times.
New history book looks at U.S.-Vatican relations at the crossroads
Author Peter Sarros presents 11 “diplomatic encounters” that illustrate the work he did as an assistant to three presidential envoys representing two U.S. presidents to three popes and the Vatican bureaucracy.
New memoir shares raw tale of journalist’s path to Catholic faith
Open this memoir and brace yourself for some pretty unconventional Catholic reading: a book that’s equal parts conversion story and an underground rock ‘n’ roll music trivia collection.
Papal biographer outlines pope’s efforts to make major changes in church
“Wounded Shepherd,” chronicles the pope’s seven-year effort to make major changes in how the church acts, thinks, and bureaucratically administers doctrine and practice.
Volume on assisted reproduction falls short on moral considerations
“The Pursuit of Parenthood” will inform the reader about the development of these technologies and may help to raise awareness of their more visible dangers.
Volume on early church offers fine beginning to historical series
“The Early Church” is the first book in a seven book series following the development of the church through the periods of the Roman Empire, the Dark and Middle Ages, the Reformation, the Enlightenment and into modern times.