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Return to Me: Visits to the Tabernacle By Lynda Rozell
Grow in deeper appreciation of the Eucharist by exploring the symbolism and craft of tabernacles.
Hold Fast By Spencer K.M. Brown
Will a small rowboat on Lake Superior awaken the stalled lives of a father and son?
Anna Lucia: Book 2, The Casa Bella Chronicles By Liz Galvano
Can Lucinda heal from her past and learn to love again?
Fields of Prosperis By Claudia Leboeuf
A bingeable space opera with the best written complex villains out there.
Spooky Catholic Reads
Books with the themes of the All Hallows season grouped according to scariness level.
Triumph of the Heart By Sherwood Fellows
Locked up to die, this film begins where most would end.
The Mystic Next Door and Triumph of the Cross by Edward Jozsa
What if your examination of conscience was a revelation from God about the state of your soul?
The Eighth Station by Deirdre McQuade and Friends
A wonderful devotional for the eyes and heart focusing on the eighth station of the cross
The Lucky Diamond By Valinora Troy
An exciting Middle Grade magical fantasy quest, full of monsters, witches, and adventure
Vassals of the Valley by Robin Sebolino
Travel to the Islands of the Philippines of the 16th century with a colorful former pirate who is sure to entertain you as he fights off invaders and explores various early settlements of Southeast Asia.
The Heart of the Matter by Graham Greene
“Virtue, the good life, tempted him in the dark like a sin.”
Death in Black & White by Fr. Michael Brisson, L.C.
Can an ordinary American guy make it as a priest in a world where everything is against him?
The Blackbird and Other Stories By Sally Thomas
How does the human heart cope and soar from within breakage?
Gapman by Karina Fabian
Earth has its first superhero—and a dragon’s taking him under his wing.
Pinocchio and Reflections on a Father’s Love by Franco Nembrini and Carlo Collodi
Delicious literary spumoni of 19th century Italian fairytale, Catholic theology, and reflections on the life of faith.
Ordinary Eccentricity By G. M. Baker
Travel is not really about the destination or even the points of interest along the way. It is about the road itself.
The Life of Saint Joseph as Seen by the Mystics By Paul Thigpen
His staff bloomed – the sign from God that he was to be Mary’s spouse. To be obedient to God’s will seemingly put him at odds with his earlier vow.