Bestselling Books

Every Catholic parent hopes to pass on the gift of prayer, and the Rosary is one of the most beautiful devotions to give a child. For many kids, though, memorizing all the prayers can feel overwhelming. Memorize the Rosary in English makes it simple. A clear, step-by-step method with fill-in-the-blank practice helps children learn each prayer gradually and confidently, until they can pray the whole Rosary on their own. Great for homeschool, religious education, and First Communion preparation.

In 1917 the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared to three shepherd children in Fatima, Portugal, with a message that still echoes through the Church. But what did Our Lady actually ask, and what does it mean for you today? Rather than focusing on debates over the secrets or the consecration of Russia, Hearts Beating as One: The Spiritual Heart of Fatima goes to the center of the message: union with the Immaculate Heart of Mary and, through her, with the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Ralph Martin shows how p...

What was the true relationship between the Catholic Church and the culture of the early Middle Ages? In this landmark study, German Catholic historian Gustav Schnürer (1860–1941) answers that question with learning and balance. Rejecting both the Enlightenment caricature of a barbarous "Dark Age" and the temptation to idealize the period, Schnürer traces the four and a half centuries from 350 to the death of Charlemagne in 814, showing how the Church preserved learning, converted the peoples ...

Nisi Dominus is the sixth and final volume of Denis the Carthusian's great Commentary on the Psalms, completing the first English translation of this monumental work. Denis (1402–1471), one of the most prolific spiritual writers of the late Middle Ages, reads each Psalm through the literal, allegorical, moral, and mystical senses of Scripture. This volume covers Psalms 126 through 150 and the Penitential Psalms, and closes with his treatise on how to pray the Psalms devoutly, with heart as we...

From Aaron to Zoticus, and ten thousand holy men and women in between, EWTN's Encyclopedia of Saints is a comprehensive, up-to-date reference to the saints of the Catholic Church. Historian Matthew Bunson, author of more than fifty books, covers the lives and witness of the saints across two thousand years, together with the Church's teaching on the Communion of Saints, the traditions of veneration, and how the canonization process works. Fully updated to include recent saints and blesseds. A...

America's Apostle: Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Blessed Fulton J. Sheen is EWTN's commemorative volume honoring the beatification of "God's microphone." Through his pioneering radio and television programs such as Life Is Worth Living, Archbishop Sheen reached millions with clarity, wit, and conviction. This beautiful hardcover goes beyond the famous public figure to the priest of prayer behind him, and presents him as a shepherd for our own time. A fitting keepsake for the beatificatio...

In His final hours, Jesus promised not to leave His disciples orphans, and from the Cross He gave His Mother to the beloved disciple and to us all. Our Lady's Love for Little Ones shows children how Mary has cared for God's children ever since. Through her appearances across the centuries and around the world, Our Lady has come especially close to the little and the humble. This illustrated hardcover by Sara Beth Meyer introduces young readers to those stories and to the tender love of their ...

Lourdes Milagros de Cada Día: Veinte Experiencias Extraordinarias en el Camino Hacia la Gruta reúne veinte historias verdaderas de sanación y gracia en el santuario de Nuestra Señora de Lourdes, Francia. Aunque muchos no los notan, cada día ocurren allí milagros asombrosos que tocan el cuerpo, la mente y el espíritu. Marlene Watkins, fundadora de los voluntarios norteamericanos de la Hospitalidad de Lourdes, comparte estos testimonios que fortalecen la fe en la presencia amorosa de la Virgen ...

Catholic Ecumenism: The Reunion of Christendom in Contemporary Papal Documents sets out what the Church means by true ecumenism: the divinely commanded work of reconciliation that seeks the return of all baptized Christians to the unity of the Mystical Body of Christ. Fr. Edward Francis Hanahoe draws directly on the teaching of the popes to explain the principles, the hopes, and the proper methods of work for Christian unity. Clear and well documented, it is a valuable resource for students o...

St. Stanislaus Papczynski Gems: Daily Wisdom from the Founder of the Marians gathers short, powerful passages from St. Stanislaus of Jesus and Mary Papczyński (1631–1701), founder of the Marian Fathers of the Immaculate Conception. Compiled by Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC, these daily reflections show what it means to be a fervent child of the Immaculate Conception, to love one's country rightly, to pray for the souls in Purgatory, and to live the Gospel with zeal. Bite-sized wisdom from a saint ...

St. Thérèse of Lisieux died unknown at twenty-four in a small French Carmel, yet today she is a Doctor of the Church and one of the most beloved saints in the world. In Thérèse of Lisieux: The Saint for the Third Millennium, EWTN host and historian Fr. Charles Connor brings his well-researched and highly readable style to her life and message. He sheds fresh light on the "little way" of trust and love and shows why the Little Flower has so much to say to Catholics today.

Shrewsbury 'My Desolate Diocese' tells the history of the Catholic Diocese of Shrewsbury in England. Although the diocese was formally created only in 1850, with the restoration of the Catholic hierarchy in England and Wales, its roots run deep into the past. Peter Phillips traces the Catholic community of the region from the late Tudor period through the centuries of persecution and recusancy, to the revival of the nineteenth century and the shaping of the modern diocese. A valuable study fo...

Many people will never walk through a church door on their own. Bring Them to Jesus: Being Present, Personal, and Practical is a hopeful, field-tested guide for Catholics who want to share their faith with friends, neighbors, coworkers, and family. Drawing on decades of parish ministry and formation work with the Catherine of Siena Institute, Katherine R. Coolidge shows how authentic Christian friendship, attentive listening, and simple, practical steps can help others meet Jesus, who calls u...

Do you know the story of the Rosary? In this full-color graphic novel, Fr. Donald Calloway, MIC, tells the thrilling tale of St. Dominic, the brave priest who, while preaching against the dangerous heresies of his day, begged Heaven for help and received the Rosary from Our Lady. Dramatic artwork and a fast-moving story make this a great way to draw kids, teens, and adults alike into the history and power of Mary's favorite prayer.

On the Day of Atonement, Israel's high priest offered one goat to the Lord and sent another away into the wilderness bearing the people's sins. How can Christ fulfill both of these seemingly opposite movements in a single saving work? In Jewish Temple Theology and the Mystery of the Cross: Atonement and the Two Goats of Yom Kippur, Richard J. Barry IV, professor of theology at Providence College, takes up that question and draws nearer to the heart of the mystery of salvation, uniting careful...

"We become like that which we gaze upon." Draw closer to Jesus in the company of one of the Church's greatest evangelists with this pocket-sized collection of prayers. Blessed Fulton J. Sheen Novena and Prayers gathers a novena to the newly beatified archbishop, prayers in his own words, and the devotions he loved and recommended, including his World Mission Rosary. Simple, inexpensive, and perfect for parishes, gifts, and personal prayer.

The nineteenth century saw a remarkable revival of the Catholic Faith in Great Britain, gathering momentum after the Catholic Emancipation Act of 1829 lifted the penal laws that had burdened Catholics since the Reformation. Newman famously called it "the Second Spring." In Saints of the Second Spring, Joanna Bogle presents nine key figures of that revival, the priests, religious, and lay men and women whose holiness and courage rebuilt the Church in Britain. A short, inspiring introduction to...

In a world of instant everything, Advent can slip by in a blur of shopping lists, parties, and distractions. Waiting with Mary: Reflections for Advent invites you to reclaim the season by spending it in the company of the Blessed Virgin Mary, who waited for Christ better than anyone. Marge Steinhage Fenelon offers daily reflections and prayers that help quiet the heart, deepen your devotion to Our Lady, and prepare a true welcome for the Christ Child this Christmas.

Savrola is Winston S. Churchill's first major literary effort and his only novel. First published in 1900, when its author was a young cavalry officer and war correspondent, it tells of a revolution in the imaginary Mediterranean republic of Laurania. At its center is Savrola, an idealistic and eloquent leader who rises against a dictator, a figure in whom many readers have seen an early portrait of Churchill himself. Full of political drama, romance, and reflections on leadership, courage, a...

Crowned with Hope honors Paul O'Callaghan, Ordinary Professor of Theological Anthropology at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome, whose work is known for its breadth, depth, and refusal to break theology into disconnected specialties. Edited by Kenny Ang, this substantial collection gathers essays by colleagues and former students across the fields O'Callaghan has enriched: Christology, ecclesiology, theological method, evangelization, and his major trilogy on creation, the hu...

Plato's Republic may be the most famous and influential work of philosophy ever written. In A Socratic Introduction to Plato's Republic, Peter Kreeft opens it up in the lively, conversational way his readers love. The book is written for three kinds of readers: beginners who want an introduction to philosophy, those who have studied some philosophy and want to see it applied to a great book, and those who have read the Republic but missed its deepest meaning. Kreeft shows why Plato remains th...

The Making of the Christian Mind: The Adventure of the Paraclete, Vol. 3: Confessions and Rule is the third and final installment of Dr. James Patrick's Church history series. This volume brings readers to two giants who shaped Western civilization: St. Augustine, whose Confessions changed how Christians understand the soul, and St. Benedict, whose Rule gave birth to the monasteries that preserved faith and learning across Europe. Engaging and accessible, it shows the Holy Spirit at work in t...

The Quest for the Male Soul: Discover What Your Life Is For returns in an updated second edition of a Catholic classic on authentic masculinity. Capuchin friar Fr. Martin Pable (1931–2020), who helped shape the Church's understanding of men's spirituality, guides men through the questions of identity, purpose, and courage, showing how following Christ leads to true strength, deeper friendships, and a life poured out in love for God, family, and others.

In The Winning Side: Why the Culture of Death Is Dying, Charles E. Rice, who taught constitutional law and jurisprudence for three decades at Notre Dame and Ave Maria, makes a hopeful argument: we can build a culture of life, and the culture of death is already collapsing under its own contradictions. Rice traces how legalized abortion and the wider denial of human dignity took hold in law and society, and shows why, in the end, truth and the natural law will prevail. Clear, principled, and e...

In What Catholics Believe, Josef Pieper, often called the greatest Thomist philosopher of the twentieth century, gives a brief and simple summary of the fundamental teachings of the Catholic Church and of the fruits of faith those teachings bear in the Christian life. The first part sets out the faith of the Christian as expressed in the Creed; the second turns to how that faith is lived. Clear, concise, and wise, it is a wonderful gift for inquirers, converts, students, and any Catholic who ...

In this short and creative book, theologian Nathan Lefler places G. K. Chesterton and René Girard in conversation on the art of being deceived. The modern effort to push aside or mythologize the Judeo-Christian inheritance, Lefler argues, is not progress but a fog. Girard saw that restoring that inheritance to its rightful place would clear the air so that people could breathe and reason well again, and Chesterton, with his genius for paradox and his fondness for detective stories, shows just...

Pray the Stations of the Cross with fresh eyes. A Disciple's Way of the Cross pairs each station with original artwork, a short reflection, and a prayer, all created by Alex Hemmerling, a young Catholic adult with autism who serves as a lector and Confirmation volunteer in his parish. Simple, sincere, and moving, this booklet is ideal for Lenten devotions at home, in the parish, or with a group.

In the first volume of his major treatment of canon law, Prof. Carlos José Errázuriz showed that law in the Catholic Church is rightly understood as "that which is just." In Volume 2: The Human Person in the Church, he turns to the central figure in that order: the human person. The person is the primary bearer of rights and duties in the Church, destined for the salvation won by Christ. Errázuriz, Professor of Canon Law at the Pontifical University of the Holy Cross in Rome, explains how the...

Catholic Wisdom in the Age of AI: 5 Principles for Embracing Our Magnificent Humanity in a Virtual World helps Catholics think clearly about artificial intelligence and the digital age. Author and teacher Nick Ripatrazone, culture editor of Image journal, draws on the teaching of Pope Leo XIV and on the Catholic media thinker Marshall McLuhan to offer five practical principles for protecting human dignity, attention, and relationships while using new technology faithfully. A natural companion...

Navigating Infertility: The Catholic Woman's Guide to Hope and Healing offers compassionate, faith-filled support for women and couples facing infertility and the grief of reproductive loss. Paula Gallagher, an infertility coach who works with FACTS About Fertility, combines practical guidance rooted in Catholic teaching with spiritual encouragement, helping readers find answers, care for their marriages, and hold on to hope through a painful and often lonely journey.

The Campus Minister's Toolkit: Expert Answers to 20 Key Challenges gathers practical wisdom from the Catholic Campus Ministry Association for everyone who serves students in college and university ministry. Experienced ministers tackle the questions that come up again and again: forming student leaders, running retreats, offering pastoral care, fundraising, avoiding burnout, and building a vibrant, welcoming faith community on campus.

A pilgrimage begins long before you board the plane. 33 Days to Prepare Your Heart for Pilgrimage is a thirty-three-day devotional by Fr. Mark Toups that readies your soul for the journey. With daily prayer, reflection, and practical guidance for pilgrimages to Rome, the Holy Land, Lourdes, Fatima, and beyond, it helps you arrive open to everything God wants to give you along the way.

Lean on the Lord: Catholic Prayers for When You're Facing a Terminal Illness is a gentle companion for one of life's hardest seasons. It gathers prayers, devotions, and passages of Scripture for patients, caregivers, hospice workers, and loved ones, offering words when words are hard to find and helping all who keep vigil to rest in God's comfort, peace, and hope.

Wonderfully Made: A Catholic Introduction to Philosophy and Bioethics introduces Catholic high school students to the foundations of philosophy and shows how its principles apply to today's most important bioethical questions. Grounded in Christian anthropology, the course helps students understand the dignity of the human person and think clearly and faithfully about life, health, technology, and medicine. Student edition.

Lent with the Saints is a simple daily devotional that walks you through the forty days of Lent with the readings of each day's Mass and the example of the saints. Franciscan Fr. Gregory Friedman offers a short reflection and prayer for each day, helping you pray, fast, and give alms with purpose and prepare your heart for Easter. Affordable and pocket-sized, it is ideal for individuals and for parish-wide distribution.

In Hiking the Camino: Stories and Lessons from Walking 500 Miles with Jesus, Fr. Dave Pivonka, TOR, president of Franciscan University of Steubenville, recounts his pilgrimage across Spain on the Camino de Santiago. Through blisters, fatigue, unexpected encounters, and grace, he shares what the road taught him about detachment, perseverance, and love, and how steady, step-by-step faith draws every disciple closer to Christ.

The Miracle Man of Notre Dame: The Life and Legacy of Br. Columba O'Neill, CSC tells the story of a humble Holy Cross brother whose deep devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus made him a beloved figure at the University of Notre Dame. Thousands sought Br. Columba's prayers, and many reported remarkable healings and renewed faith. Historian Fr. Richard E. Gribble, CSC, draws on archival sources to present a careful and inspiring portrait of his life and lasting legacy.

Basilicas: A Pilgrim's Guide to America's Most Remarkable Catholic Churches invites you to discover the beauty and history of the basilicas of the United States. Grady Connolly, founder of the Social Thomist apostolate, pairs stunning photography with the story of each church and practical resources for planning a visit, turning a road trip into a pilgrimage. A lovely gift and a handy guide for Catholic travelers.

A Concise Guide to Catholic Social Teaching, now in an updated fourth edition, is a clear introduction to what the Church teaches about human dignity, the common good, and justice in society. Fr. Kevin E. McKenna explains the seven key themes of Catholic social teaching, the major papal documents behind them, and how they apply in daily life, making this a trusted resource for students, parish leaders, and OCIA participants.

Small-Group Discipleship: Forming Teens Through Intentional Mentorship and Consistent Community makes Catholic youth ministry practical. Michael Marchand shares a proven parish model built on small groups, adult mentors, and frameworks that can grow with your community, helping teens become lifelong disciples of Jesus and building a lasting culture of faith in the parish.

Wilderness of the Heart: A Healing Journey to Love Boldly and Serve Freely is a guide to emotional and spiritual healing from Sr. Josephine Garrett, CSFN, a Sister of the Holy Family of Nazareth and licensed counselor. Weaving together faith and sound counseling wisdom, Sr. Josephine helps readers come to know their own hearts, bring their wounds honestly to God, and encounter His healing love, so that they can love boldly and serve freely.

"Good Teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?" In Jesus, the Rich Young Man, and the Meaning of Life: 6 Spiritual Disciplines for Finding Heaven, Even Now, bestselling authors Fr. Michael White and Tom Corcoran take up the question the rich young man asked Jesus. From that encounter they draw six practical habits that free us from what holds us back and lead to purpose, freedom, and joy in following Christ today.

Advent with the Saints is a simple daily companion for the season of Advent and the Octave of Christmas. Franciscan Fr. Gregory Friedman pairs each day's Mass readings with a short reflection, a prayer, and the witness of a saint, helping you slow down, pray, and prepare your heart to welcome Christ. Inexpensive and pocket-sized, it is perfect for parish giveaways and family use.

Wiser Than Serpents: Unveiling the Truth of Sin and Sanctity with C. S. Lewis's The Screwtape Letters is a guide to one of the most beloved Christian books of the last century. Theologian Andrew Swafford walks everyday Catholics through Screwtape's devilish advice to his nephew and turns it right side up, drawing out practical wisdom for resisting temptation, deepening prayer, and growing in holiness and trust in God. Great for individual reading and study groups.

The JPII Field Guide: An 8-Day Retreat with St. John Paul the Great invites you to spend eight days with the mountaineering, adventurous, courageous saint who led the Church into the third millennium. Catholic speaker and songwriter Jackie Angel draws on St. John Paul II's life and words to help you grow in virtue, courage, and bold faith through daily reflection, prayer, and practical challenges.

Restoring Your Wounded Heart: A Catholic Approach to Healing Trauma brings together sound therapeutic practice and the riches of the Catholic faith. Brya Hanan, a Catholic licensed marriage and family therapist and certified trauma specialist, helps readers understand how emotional wounds affect us, and how Scripture, prayer, and the sacraments open the way to God's healing love alongside good professional care.

Way of the Star: A Guided Advent Journal for Prayer and Meditation leads you through Advent toward the Christmas story using Scripture, music, sacred art, and imaginative prayer. Created by The Vigil Project, a Catholic apostolate of musicians and artists, the journal offers daily readings, reflections, and space to write, helping you follow the star to Bethlehem with a quiet and attentive heart.

Stay with Me, Lord: 30 Days with Padre Pio, part of the Great Spiritual Teachers series, invites you to spend a month praying with St. Pio of Pietrelcina. The Capuchin friar known for the stigmata, for long hours in the confessional, and for his fatherly care of souls speaks here through short daily readings, reflections, and prayers on suffering, trust, and closeness to Christ. A gentle and powerful retreat in everyday life.