Cluny Media Is Rescuing Lost and Neglected Catholic Books of the Not-So-Distant Past
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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Author Invites Readers to Encounter Jesus Through Great Works of Art
The meditations are juxtaposed with spiritual writing from authors including C.S. Lewis, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Blaise Pascal, G.K. Chesterton and more.
‘Take and Read’: Parish Libraries Help Form the Mind in Faith
Even in an era of digital media, hard-copy books play an important role in intellectual formation at the parish level.
Jesuit Father Paul Mankowski’s Clear, Catholic Fight-Not-Flight Blueprint
BOOK PICK: Jesuit at Large provides much-needed light in difficult times.
TAN Books Sees Summer as Golden Time to Shed Light on the Truths of the Faith
New editor Patrick O’Hearn is poised to continue traditional resurgence.
The Catholic Publishing Quiz (Part III)
How much do you know about the Catholic publishing world?
Traditional Books Abound Amid Latin Mass Revival
Old and new publishers bring Catholic classics back to life.
Books to Accompany You for the Remainder of Lent
Good Reads: Three Paths, One Destination; What’s on Some Catholic Bookshelves This Penitential Season
EWTN Forms New Publishing Group With Sophia Institute Press
This venture will form a new entity called EWTN Publishing Inc.
Summer Reading: Books That Are Fun to Read
Good Picks: Chesterton Is Everywhere, When Faith Feels Fragile and Yes, God!
