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Catholic author Emily Stimpson Chapman offers a personal glimpse into the colorful world of monastic wine, journeying through monasteries in Italy, France and Spain as windows into Europe’s spiritual and cultural heritage.
New book is practical guide — grounded in thought of St. Thomas Aquinas — that invites readers to reflect on how their words shape their interior lives.
New releases shed light on culture, sacraments and liturgical living.
With prayer, mercy, work and beauty at its heart, ‘Joy Within His House’ reveals how Dominican nuns live the rhythms of a life wholly given to Christ.
In the original French, the novel concludes with the words of the fictional priest echoing the last words of the Little Flower.
Matthew Becklo discusses his new book and its themes, from polarization and the present spiritual crisis to 'heaven-earth dilemmas' and the 'great balance to Catholic thought.'
BOOK EXCERPT: ‘While many feel rudderless and the temptation to despair is real, the truth can be known and has revealed itself within the person of Christ.’
Locally owned stores have unique ways in which they engage their communities and, ultimately, invite others to Christ.
Cluny deals mostly with the dead — writers whose books have been out of print for decades and can only be found in used bookstores, if at all.
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