Zeal & Zest: Where to Begin with Hillaire Belloc
By Courtney Guest Kim Hilaire Belloc, born in France of a French father and an English mother was as much...
Category: Non-Fiction
Saving Cinderella: What Feminists Get Wrong About Disney Princesses And How To Set It Right by Faith Moore
For anyone who loves the Disney movies they grew up with but doesn’t know how to defend them in the face of the modern critics, this book is for you.
The Fisherman’s Tomb; The Story of the Vatican’s Secret Search by John O’Neil
Find out the untold true story of the Houston oilman who secretly funded the original excavation; the agnostic archeologist who deciphered the inscriptions on the wall where the relics were hidden (and became devoted to St. Peter); and the unpublicized dedication of those who unearthed the long-lost burial place while simultaneously working against the Nazis during World War II.
Ascend to Your Father by John Hammes ph.d
Though published in 1987, this small devotional presents timely instructions, historical information, and beautiful prayers for those seeking an intimate...
How Can You Still Be Catholic? By Christopher Sparks
This is a deceptively simple book. Sparks composed his debut nonfiction book by asking his Facebook friends to finish this...
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...
The Doha Experiment by Gary Wasserman
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson An Arab Kingdom, Catholic College, Jewish Teacher, or so goes the tagline. In all honesty, it’s...
An Exorcist Tells His Story by Fr. Gabriele Amorth
Reviewed by A.R.K. Watson Fr. Gabriele Amorth served as the exorcist of in the diocese of Rome for many years....
On Heaven’s Doorstep by Andrea Jo Rodgers
Reviewed by S. Leigh Hall In her sequel On Heaven’s Doorstep, Andrea Jo Rodgers relates more of the real-life stories...
At Heaven’s Edge: True Stories of Faith and Rescue By Andrea Jo Rodgers
Reviewed by S. Leigh Hall Maybe in my wildest fantasy, I can imagine myself driving an ambulance to a car...