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— John F. Clark In the long, wonderful, and sometimes weird history of supernatural phenomena in the Catholic Church, perhaps the most stunning example is the stigmata: the miraculous appearance of Christ’s ...

— Karlo Broussard When you think of saints, what image comes to mind? Maybe halos and angel wings, or maybe a football team from Louisiana. Or maybe you think of one of the most difficult stumbling blocks ...

— Fr. Cedric Pisegna, C.P. Suffering is a reality common to all of us. There are many forms of suffering: physical, emotional, mental, spiritual and relational. In order to cope with the pain of being human ...

— Michael Pakaluk Be Good Bankers is a new guide to the Gospel according to St. Matthew. Author Michael Pakaluk presents an original translation into English of the Gospel of Matthew with accompanying ...

— Rev. Msgr. Charles Pope 'Of all the theological errors commonly held today, the most popular is surely the denial of the doctrine of hell.' — Msgr. Charles Pope Even self-described Christians ...

Recognizing Temptation, Battling Sin, and Growing in Spiritual Courage — Marlon De La Torre, Ph.D. All of us are faced with the daily onslaught of sin and temptation. We are all involved in a spiritual ...

EXPLAINING THE FAITH SERIES: UNDERSTANDING THE SACRAMENTS — Fr. Chris Alar, MIC Why is the Catholic Church Different from Any Other Church? First, the Catholic Church is the only church founded by Jesus ...

— Anthony DeStefano — Illustrated by Antonio Javier Caparo Long before greeting cards, chocolates, and candy hearts, there was a man named Valentine — a brave bishop in ancient Rome who risked ...

— Dr. Ray Guarendi Parenting Doesn't Have to Be a Battle Imagine Dr. Ray Guarendi sitting in your living room as chaos breaks out — kids arguing, rules ignored, eye rolls flying. With his trademark ...

THE KEYS OF PETER IN NEW HANDS In these unforgettable pages, the drama and poignancy of the Church’s greatest transition — the papal interregnum — comes alive: the death of Pope Francis, the mourning ...

How the Sacred Heart and Divine Mercy Devotions' Complementary Messages Make Us New — Deacon Gerard-Marie Anthony If you have a devotion to the Sacred Heart or to Divine Mercy or are hoping to develop one, ...

— Dr. Alexander Harb Although the story of our salvation began in the Orient, the richness of the spirituality of our Eastern Fathers and Mothers in the Faith has long remained hidden. The Church is indebted ...

— Dr. Leisa Marie Carzon, Ph.D. Meet a modern-day Joan of Arc. Whether in scrubs, camouflage, or a religious habit, Sr. Dede Byrne, in her threefold calling as a professed religious sister, renowned surgeon, ...

— Fr. Robert J. Fox Experience the power of Jesus’ Real Presence among us In these power-packed pages, you will see how Jesus is the very reflection of the Father, and how God loves you intensely ...

— Teresa Tomeo Ever notice that common sense isn’t so common anymore? Each time we check our news feeds or turn on the TV, it seems the world is getting wackier. Right is wrong, wrong is right, up is down, ...

Cultivating a Faithful Heart for Christmas — Mother M. Angelica, PCPA Regardless of what pain or burden you may be carrying, Mother Angelica invites you to discover the lasting peace and happiness found in ...

— Fr. Wojciech Giertych, O.P. How to open your heart to God's transforming grace, peace, and happiness “To refuse all pleasures against reason out of dislike for them is to be dour like a boor.” ...

— Fr. John Henry Hanson, O. Praem. Born at the turn of the twentieth century, St. Josemari´a Escriva´ spent his life as malleable clay in the Potter's hands. He took on a very visible leadership role as a ...

— Fr. John Flader In this sequel to his popular books on life after death, Dying to Live and The Final Exam , Fr. John Flader offers in From Time to Eternity another valuable contribution to the topic. The ...

— Compiled and Edited by Fr. Dave Tomaszycki In 1974, Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen stated that he intended to write a book about the demonic. But such a book never came to fruition. Now, some fifty years ...