Apologetics

Building on a Solid Foundation

Catholics—both religious and the laity—made significant contributions to science, the arts, and the betterment of human life during the Enlightenment, the period between the Reformations and the modern world.

God, therapy, and caring priests helped her face her pain and heal her brokenness. She wants you to see yourself in her mistakes, learn from them, and realize along with her that even when we’ve put our trust in God--We still have tough work to do.

Gingras offers examples of saints who inspired and embraced sacramentals. You will also learn about the spiritual benefits of incorporating sacramentals into daily life. Reflection questions and grace-building activities are included with each chapter.

In What to Say and How to Say It, Volume 3, Brandon Vogt—tackles salvation, the Bible, miracles, the Mass, and end-of-life concerns, to give you the tools you need to be clear and convincing as you share your convictions with those around you.

Outlines four essential dimensions of a Eucharistic culture in a parish—one that fosters reverence and unity, includes every dimension of human life in the mystery of Christ’s Body and Blood, and invites people back to parish life.

Theology. Apologetics. Reclaiming Vatican II: What it (Really) Said, What it Means, and How it Calls Us to Renew the Church, by Blake Britton (paperback)

Catholicism and Fundamentalism

NightÌ¢‰â‰ã¢s Bright Darkness: A Modern Conversion Story, by Sally Read (hardcover)

Christianity, Islam and Atheism

Crossing the Goal: A Saiont Goes Marching On, by Danny Abramowicz (paperback)

Prodigal Daughters