Designed to involve the individual in systematic Bible study, these twelve well-organized lessons trace the Christian life from conversion to maturity.
In the shadow of one of history's most dramatic episodes, Clement V and the Knights Templar: The Pope's Role in the Fall of a Legendary Order unveils the intricate interplay of power, politics, and betrayal that defined the early 14th century.
Bite-Sized Inspiration for Your Fast-Paced Life Amid work, family, ministry, and all the other demands of life, Minute Motivators for Women provides you with the encouragement and inspiration you need to keep serving faithfully.
2026 Christian Book Award® Finalist (Faith & Culture)"A forceful call to recognize the roots of American inequality and a solid starting point for Christians who want to help fix them.
Cultus Arborum - Anonymous - Cultus Arborum: A Descriptive Account of Phallic Tree Worship was published anonymously in 1890, although the author was most probably Hargrave Jennings, a British Freemason, Rosicrucian, author on occultism and esotericism, and amateur student of comparative religion.
Con esta obra intento dar a conocer, de modo sencillo, diversos aspectos de la fe cristiana y de la organización de la comunidad de nuestra Iglesia Católica.
An Invitation to Reflect and Pray During Ordinary Time The season between Pentecost and Advent, known as Ordinary Time, invites us to live as Christians in the here and now.
Since its first publication in 2005, Ruling England has established itself as an authoritative account of English politics and the growth of royal power from 1042.
OneCry: A Call to Spiritual Awakening is a challenge, a plea for readers to shake off spiritual apathy and wake up to the hope of God moving with extraordinary power in our day.
Originally published in 1957 and as a fourth edition in 1970 this is an accessible history of Byzantium from Constantine the Great to its final conquest by the Ottoman Turks in 1453.
2023 - Following the theology lectures at "e;Studio San Paolo"e; in Catania, I thought I would follow the canovaccio to publicly present the current, precise position of the Catholic magisterium around various points of Western philosophy.
