Ignatius Press

Happy All Saints' Day! Book link: https://www.ignatius.com/On-the-Way-to-Jesus-Christ-P3706.a

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Looking for a creepy Halloween read? Check out Eleanor Bourg Nicholson's novel "A Bloody Habit"get it as an e-book and start reading today! https://www.ignatius.com/A-Bloody-Habit-P3078.aspx Author Joseph Pearce describes "A Bloody Habit" as "a cross between Dracula and The Exorcist, written with the literary flourish of the former and the Catholic sensibility of the latter."

What is human progress, and is it a good thing? How does it change how we see God? In the second part of the series, we face more confusing issues with the help of Hans Urs von Balthasar’s A Short Primer for Unsettled Laymen.

https://www.ignatius.com/Saints-P3499.aspx Let's talk about saints! Jesus told us to be perfect, and the Second Vatican Council highlighted this command by speaking of the universal call to holiness for all Christians. How do we answer this call? One great way is to learn from and pray with the saints, the ordinary men and women who fought the good fight to be holy until the end of their lives – and won.... The saints have inspired Christians for more than two thousand years because they show us what it looks like to follow Jesus Christ despite countless challenges and obstacles. This unique book contains short biographies of several saints, along with prayers to each one, for every day of the year. It also provides definitions of Church terms and other helpful back - ground information. The saints in this collection come from every period of Church history and all walks of life. They represent numerous countries, cultures, age groups, and vocations. They show us that holiness truly is a path open to anyone, and by their example and prayers they help us to follow it.

Part II of our conversation with Catholic World Report editor Carl Olson and being Catholic and working in the media.

Christian hope is a vessel in which faith lives; love carries it. Adrienne von Speyr, from her book Lumina / New Lumina