Ascend to Your Father by John Hammes ph.d
Review by S. Leigh Hall Though published in 1987, this small devotional presents timely instructions, historical information, and beautiful prayers...
Dracula & Women’s Suffrage
A review by M.S. Ocampo At first glance, you may not think that Dracula could be considered a Catholic novel because Bram Stoker was a...
Welcome Courtney Guest Kim, Our New Classics Editor!
You asked and we delivered! Courtney Kim will be working on a series for Catholic Reads called, “Where to Start...
How Can You Still Be Catholic? By Christopher Sparks
Reviewed by: A.R.K. Watson This is a deceptively simple book. Sparks composed his debut nonfiction book by asking his Facebook...
Demons are Forever by Declan Finn
Reviewed by Eric Postma It’s a new day for horror, and Declan Finn’s Catholic vampire Amanda Colt, non-boyfriend Marco Catalano,...
Woman: My Confession by Marianne Collins
Reviewed by S. Leigh Hall In her memoir, Marianne Collins pulls no punches in presenting the mistakes she made in...
The Table by Dennis Lambert
Review by S. Leigh Hall A miraculous table built over 2000 years ago by the grandfather of Jesus Christ and...
Playing by Heart by Carmela Martino
Reviewed by M.S. Ocampo Playing by Heart is a historical fiction romance that takes place during Baroque era Italy. Emilia...
When We Were Eve: Uncovering the Woman God Created You to be By Colleen C. Mitchell
Reviewed by S. Leigh Hall When I was a child, I remember a discussion with my mother. I told her...
Why Reading Fiction Makes for Better Catholics
In this episode of the Catholic Reads podcast ARK shares how reading not just apologetics and lives of the saints (both highly recommended) but fiction was instrumental to her conversion and continued growth as Catholic.