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From The Last Days of Darkness Through The First Day of Light is a fictional account of Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Saturday, and Easter Sunday, based principally upon the Gospel of Saint John. It attempts to put the listener in the shoes of Saint John the apostle as the events of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus were actually unfolding. Hopefully, it gives the listener a sense of what Saint John and the other apostles were experiencing as the events of those days were occurring. It describes the likely confusion and fear that they felt.

Bloomsbury presents Flirting with Evil by Ambrogio A. Caiani, read by Mark Elstob. The history of the Catholic Church in the twentieth century is one of spies, scandals and bad political choices. It’s a shadowy, ornate world of cover-ups and hidden motives. In this book, Ambrogio Caiani lifts...

John G. Lake was anointed by God with power to reach the sick and lost in miraculous ways. Over 100,000 healings were recorded in five years through his ministry in Spokane, Washington.

Heart Speaks to Heart invites readers to accompany Henri J. M. Nouwen on a Holy Week retreat where he sought to deepen his understanding of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. What began as an intellectual pursuit soon became a profoundly personal encounter. Moved by the mystery of God's love revealed in the Passion and Resurrection of Christ, Nouwen's focus shifted from studying the Sacred Heart to speaking directly to the heart of Jesus—and listening for his response.

[a.d. 205–240–265.] Alexandria continues to be the head of Christian learning. It is delightful to trace the hand of God from generation to generation, as from father to son, interposing for the perpetuity of the faith. We have already observed the continuity of the great Alexandrian school: how it arose, and how Pantænus begat Clement, and Clement begat Origen. So Origen begat Gregory, and so the Lord has provided for the spiritual generation of the Church’s teachers, age after age, from the beginning.

This enduring catechism, compiled under the supervision of St. Charles Borromeo and approved by Pope St. Pius V, presents the doctrinal and moral teachings of the Catholic Church with rich theological precision and clarity. Widely esteemed by popes and theologians for centuries, it has served clergy and laity alike as a steady guide to the truths of the Faith during times of doctrinal confusion.

Tammy Priest grew up in love with her Jewish heritage and identity: "I embraced it, dug into it, treasured it." Then one day, she met Jesus. At age twenty-one, she heard God's audible voice speaking impossible yet unmistakable words: Jesus is the Messiah. It was both thrilling and terrifying...

Being a parent of adolescents is tough work. Trying to raise faithful teens and tweens can seem like an impossible mission. Today’s Catholic parents need access to the best tools and most up-to-date research to help them fully cooperate with God’s grace. That’s what Dr. Greg and Lisa Popcak seek to help you do in Parenting Your Teens and Tweens with Grace.

In 1979 the Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith withdrew Hans KUng's missio canonica. Pope Paul VI approved the censure saying, "We are obligated to declare that in his writings he fell short of integrity and the truth of the Catholic faith." Through a 1980 agreement with the...

Serving as the “catalyst” of the Pentecostal movement in the twentieth century, William J. Seymour turned a tiny former horse stable in Los Angeles into an international center of revival. Baptism of the Holy Spirit, with the evidence of speaking in tongues, was a major part of the meetings held there, and Seymour led the first organized movement that promoted this experience. At Azusa, blacks, whites, Hispanics, and Europeans all met and worshiped together, crossing formerly impossible cultural lines.

The Quaker Coalition for Uprooting Racism (QCUR) strives to support Quaker communities in addressing patterns of racial wounding and in adopting practices that support patterns of racial justice. In this pamphlet, two members of the QCUR steering committee, Lauren Brownlee and Zenaida Peterson, explore Quaker patterns of conflict avoidance, “guardians of the status quo,” denying oppression exists within Quakerism, performativity, and inattention to right relationship with time. They offer guidance on how to recognize and shift these harmful patterns. Discussion questions are included.

Dissenters, a new HarperNorth book, full description to follow when available...

Hundreds of voices compete for our attention every day, both online and in our increasingly diverse communities. For Christians, it can be difficult to hear the voice of God amid all the noise. Some inadvertently give ear to these competing voices—while others are entirely led astray...

Love is meant to be the defining mark of every follower of Jesus—like the Swoosh is to Nike and the bull's-eye is to Target. But somewhere along the way, the noise of culture and weight of religion pulls us off center. We've forgotten the one thing Jesus said would set us apart. True...

This book makes the case that Scripture and experiences from around the world demonstrate that the full range of spiritual gifts, including prophecy and healing, remain valid today. Recently, some have claimed that certain spiritual gifts have died out, a position called cessationism. Here noted...

From a shy pastor's kid growing up in Texas in the 1950s to cofounder of Generals International in the 1980s to a prophet, preacher, pioneer, intercessor, mentor, and advocate for other women leaders, Cindy Jacobs has had an incredible life. Now, in this deeply personal and remarkably practical...

YOUR DARKEST SEASON CAN GIVE BIRTH TO A RADICAL TRANSFORMATION IN AND THROUGH YOU In Just Stand, Kris Vallotton speaks with clarity, conviction, and compassion as he leads you into a life-sustaining truth: the God of mercy and grace invites you to come to the place where your weakness meets His divine strength—no matter what you’re facing or what’s unfolding in the world around you. None of us is exempt from stress, loss, and perplexing situations. It is easy to feel like we just want to give up. But in the midst of it all, we are called to Just Stand. Ephesians 6: 13–14 says, “…

When lifelong activist and celebrated author Maggie Helwig became an Anglican priest, she brought both her hard-earned social justice wisdom and her incomparable literary prowess to the role. Where the homily–the weekly act of taking biblical texts and making them speak to one's time, place, and community–can easily become a rote exercise, Helwig takes the language and narrative very seriously. The homilies in this book, selected from those presented to her congregation over the last five years, talk about the Bible, and by extension, the world, through both an activist and a literary lens.

For nearly twenty centuries, the Roman Catholic Church withstood all the currents of change and history and maintained a closely guarded orthodoxy which has always served as the basis and center of all Christianity. Yet, it is as if all of that has been just arbitrarily swept away in the few years since Vatican II. Given what the Church has always taught about itself being indefectible, how could this have happened? Did that Council have something to do with that terrible loss of faith? Can the real Catholicism be found today, and if so, where?

Nell'ultimo scorcio dello scorso millennio, soprattutto dal XVI secolo in poi, si è assistito ad un crescente intensificarsi del fenomeno delle apparizioni mariane, che negli ultimi due secoli ha riguardato particolarmente le zone del vecchio continente, cioè dell'Europa. Sembra quasi che la Madonna abbia voluto opporre al fenomeno sempre più crescente della scristianizzazione e della secolarizzazione un piano mirante a porre un qualche argine al dilagare sempre più crescente dell'ateismo e dell'immoralità.