A wonderful book on the journeys of Protestant clergy and laity coming home to the Catholic Church.

The last words of the dying have long captured the popular imagination. Whether these exit lines are spoken in hope or fear, joy or sorrow, they provide a view from the border between this world and the next.*

In this book Pearce digs into the plays, which were written during the persecution of Catholics by the English crown, to find evidence that there is Catholic presence in Shakespeare. Hardcover.

A lifetime of happiness is at your fingertips and the Creator of the universe wants to help you achieve it.  Father Jonathan Morris examines the unsatisfying, fleeting solutions of the New Age self-help industry and replaces it with the simplicity and depth of Christian spirituality.  Using biblical passages and case studies, Father shows that self-help can only take people so far; God's help is what is needed.  God wants us to open ourselves to His loving presence and become joyful, flourishing men and women.  Hardcover.

Whether you're a believer or disbeliever, Catholic or Protestant, Gentile or Jew, you are about to encounter a glimpse into the future and the opportunity at this moment in history to reform, to purify, and to see the Light that is prophesied.*

Issued by Catholic Exchange this is a complete explanation of meanings of all the things found in the C.S. Lewis' Narnia tale . Paper. *

This book explains the relationship of Tradition to Sacred Scripture, the means by which Tradition is safely transmitted, the reasons for the incorruption of the Catholic Church, the necessity of Apostolic succession and many other points. This book will help clarify your understanding about the nature of Catholic Tradition.*

" If you want the real story about Opus Dei, Scott Hahn will give you the shocking truth~the shock of a Gospel life lived effectively in the midst of the world.

Whether Jesus was describing the kingdom of heaven, or redefining love and forgiveness, He chose direct, down-to-earth language for the new age He heralded, clothing His stories in imagery form the every day world. Hardcover.

A collection of the saint's dreams that will inspire, instruct and admonish. Paper.

A guide to the evaluation of private revelations. Paper.

Personal and shocking accounts of confrontations with the devil which speak to those unwilling to admit to the reality and power of the evil one. Paper.

The chief exorcist of Rome expands on the themes of his best-selling first volume with accounts from real-life exorcisms. Paper.

A beautiful book containing spiritual reflections by Sr. Wendy Beckett and silhouette paper-cuts by Sr. Mary Jean Dorcy & Daniel Thomas Paulos. Hardcover.

Back in print This is a great aid to building the Catholic family library. Hardcover.

A revised list with Mass schedules, facilities and background information on 123 sites in the U. S. Paper.

An invitation to fallen-away Catholics to return to the Church; a discussion of various misunderstandings and problems. Paper.

Recounts 53 major Eucharistic miracles from the 8th century to the present, with details of investigations. Profusely illustrated. Paper.

Selections from the written and spoken words of Archbishop Sheen. Many timeless truths and a great deal of spiritual wisdom. Paper.

Mother Angelica's answers to life and church problems.

Once again Mother Angelica favors us with her down to earth solutions for spIritual problems. Hardcover.

The author's statement of his faith; regarded by some as his most brilliant book. Paper.

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Considered Chesterton greatest poem, Lepanto is a riveting account of the battle and and insightful story behind the modern conflicts between Christianity and Islam, Protestant and Catholic Europe, and the origin of the Feast of the Holy Rosary. 

Other than the Chronicles, this is one of Lewis's best known books.  This one compounds a dream into a treatise on the consequences of our behavior and realities of Heaven and Hell.

This is one of Lewis's many well known books. In this he discusses the importance of the virtues of courage and honor and their place in modern society. 

Another of Lewis's well known titles is MIRACLES in which he professes that a Christian must believe in miracles in order to believe in the great central miracle of Christianity, the Incarnation.

It is clear that Lewis loved his wife deeply and missed her terribly.  This was written after her death and he reflects on his loss and struggles with his own beliefs.

In this book, Lewis, who was not Catholic, tries to show that there is a common belief that is, or at least should be, shared by all Christians.  The fact that this former atheist turned Christian was not Catholic should not put off the reader.  He makes many interesting and valid arguments for Christianity although somehow he missed the main entrance.

The Screwtape Letters have been imitated but never surpassed. Here Uncle Screwtape writes letters to Nephew Wormwood and explains to him to correct methods to subvert man's moral character.