Novalis imprint: 58 books

This new series of reflections on the Sunday readings by a noted Scripture scholar offers fresh insight into the land and people of the Bible. The first of three books, Living God's Word: Reflections on the Sunday Readings for Year A updates columns from The Catholic Register, Canada's national Catholic...

Spiritual writer and sage Sr. Jean-Marie Dwyer once again invites us to delve more deeply into a life of prayer with her newest work, The Unfolding Journey. Her reflections on the writings of Meister Eckhart and Etty Hillesum show us how to be in God in our prayer life, “from its inception to the...

Teaching Language with the Saints highlights Canadian saints such as André Bessette, Kateri Tekakwitha and Marguerite D’Youville. Written by a veteran teacher, the book is full of practical advice with focused lesson plans, exercise templates, arts and crafts and games to grab kids’ attentions....

Leading scholar, author and workshop presenter Dr. Josephine Lombardi leads us through an engaging exploration of the development and purpose of the New Evangelization. Identifying the meaning of the expression New Evangelization, she examines the enormous breadth of papal and Church teaching on the...

A Pastor’s Journal talks about strengthening the spiritual and emotional bond between schools and parishes, as well as the physical. Renowned educator and writer Fr. James T. Mulligan looks at how to improve religious education for both teachers and students, through sessions and meetings. He constructs...

Readers will be provoked, inspired and spiritually nourished by these moving tales drawn from the real-life experience of a Catholic missionary priest/bishop among Canada's aboriginal peoples and their neighbours. Sylvain Lavoie's territory covers some of the most rugged and sparse geography in Canada....

From the author of the highly acclaimed and bestselling series 25 Questions for Young Catholics comes this three-volume guide to the fundamentals of Catholic life, teaching and practice. Surveying the central teachings of our faith, such as the sacraments, the life and ministry of the Church and the...

From the author of the highly acclaimed and bestselling series 25 Questions for Young Catholics comes this three-volume guide to the fundamentals of Catholic life, teaching and practice. Surveying the central teachings of our faith, such as the sacraments, the life and ministry of the Church and the...

Teachers of a Nation is the first volume in a two-volume series about the Jesuits in English Canada. Their history is dramatic, with political maneuvering, enduring hardship and struggle, and forging lifelong friendships. Written by a notable Jesuit scholar, Teachers of a Nation is a complete reference...

Canada, like the United States, is a country of immigrants, and Canadian churches, like their southern cousins, are churches of immigrants. Since 1970, Asian immigrant history has been crucial to understanding Canadian religious history. This highly readable book on Canadian Asian Catholics will be...

The history of the Jesuit order around the world is full of dramatic tension: political intrigue, spiritual insight, adventures into the wilderness and long-lasting friendships. In this new book, from a team of Jesuit scholars and historians, the legacy of the Jesuit order in English-speaking Canada...

From the author of the highly acclaimed and bestselling series 25 Questions for Young Catholics comes this three-volume guide to the fundamentals of Catholic life, teaching and practice. Surveying the central teachings of our faith, such as the sacraments, the life and ministry of the Church and the...

Le présent ouvrage prolonge la réflexion amorcée avec Hymnes à la beauté du monde, et Regards critiques sur la consommation. Alors que les deux premiers ouvrages sont constitués de textes courts qui suggèrent une approche impressionniste de la prière écologique et de l’action relative à...

La cause fondamentale de la crise écologique, son moteur intrinsèque, est la consommation. Il faut plutôt dire la société de consommation. On ne peut vivre sans consommer, c’est bien sûr, sans boire ou manger, sans vêtement, sans abri, sans instruction et ainsi de suite. Le défi du pain...