Catholic Truth Society: 314 books

Pope Benedict XVI wrote that the revelation of God’s Name, which began in the Burning Bush, comes to completion in Jesus. The mysterious Name of God revealed to Moses, a Name too sacred to be spoken aloud, signifies God’s merciful presence with his people. At the Incarnation, that Name is finally...

Lent is a time of spiritual combat for the Christian, to whom the Church reaches out with support and encouragement, feeding her children with the Eucharist, Word and Prayer. Drawing on the liturgy of each day and the precious gift of the Prayers over the People, now restored to the Missal, Fr Bochanski leads us into a deeper meditation on the meaning of our Lenten Easter journey.

Mgr Coonan’s text is really a primer on Muslim belief and practice; it clearly notes the main differences between Christian and Muslim teaching (on the divinity of Jesus Christ and the nature of God, for instance) but does not explain why one might prefer one to the other, nor about different branches...

Death inescapably faces us all. But how can the Christian faith be the main or only requirement to get to Heaven? If Hell and Purgatory are so terrible, how can God permit the souls we are told he loves to go there? These fundamental issues are accessible to those of any faith or none, since God wishes...

As Benedictine Abbot of Pluscarden Abbey and now Bishop of Aberdeen, Bishop Hugh Gilbert’s homilies have gained him a reputation as a clear and profound teacher of faith. This collection of homilies for the Lent and Easter season are an ideal companion to these wonderful seasons of contemplation...

Assisi is a beautiful city, packed with history, ancient buildings and wonderful art. It is however, first and foremost the place where the most radical Christian of the last 2,000 years lived. In this booklet Chris Simpson takes you on a pilgrimage to Assisi. Above all this eBook helps us to experience...