Liguori Publications: 563 books

A twentieth-century Catholic activist, founder of the Catholic Worker movement and its newspaper, The Catholic Worker, and candidate for Sainthood are just a few descriptions of Dorothy Day. In this volume, Phyllis Zagano has compiled and arranged long and short selections from Dorothy Day's own writings...

When she decided to return to the Church, she did so kicking and screaming. She had so little faith that God had to open her eyes and heart to her true calling. When God entered Susan Brinkmann's world, he waded into knee-deep piles of sin and daily dealt with her stubborn refusal to like him. And...

Are you a Catholic mom? Whether you have just brought your first child into your household or you just sent to your youngest to college, there is wisdom to be found in this pamphlet as you nurture your household. Mothers throughout the centuries have nurtured, educated, and comforted their...

Through reflection and personal experience, Paul Wilkes examines the power of the Eucharist to impart healing grace, spiritual strength, and peace to both communicants and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion. Compelling stories from his hospital Eucharistic Ministry reflect the exceptional writing...

Saint John Neumann: His Writings and Spirituality is the great story of a poor immigrant who rose from priest to bishop and became known for his spirituality, patience, and service. He was the first canonized male saint from the United States, laid the foundation of the Catholic school system in the...

During Lent, it's easy to get caught up in our personal sacrifices. We become so overwhelmed with surviving the 40-day marathon, we often forget that Lent is a time of family faith renewal. 40 Ways for 40 Days offers a range of activities, prayers, and rituals to involve your entire family in the Lenten...

For many who must juggle life's daily demands, Lent often seems to pass by with little opportunity for spiritual growth. But in this booklet, a renowned spiritual writer provides reflections for each day of Lent and Easter Week that are short and clear enough for the busy person, yet provocative,...

Marc Barnes first cared about being Catholic, “not out of any profound love for the person of Christ, but out of a profound distaste for my other options.” After exploring the options of the secular world, Barnes came to the conclusion that even the secular world isn’t secular enough. In fact,...

Seven distinguished Catholic theologians address the topic "Women and the Shaping of Catholicism".

"Christology is an expression of a deep love for Jesus Christ. Not only does Dr. Gresham demonstrate this in Jesus 101, he models it so we can follow him."

This delightful book is written to entertain and inspire the faithful to see Jesus Christ in their everyday lives. When's God Gonna Show Up? is a question asked by a four-year-old to his mother when their family was in church for Eucharistic Adoration. His mother is the author of this joyous book, and...

Canonized in April 2014, Pope John Paul II became St. John Paul II. This little treasury of prayers recognizes this dearly loved pope and requests his intercession. In it, you’ll find a novena written in his honor, other intercessory prayers, and heartfelt prayers he penned. Each day of the novena...

As a young man in Poland, Karol Wojtyla had great devotion to Our Lady of Czestechowa. As pope, his first international trip was to the shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in Mexico. His papal motto, toto tuus (all for you), was directed to Our Lady. During his pontificate he added a new set of mysteries...

Pope Francis has fascinated the world with his humility, his compassion, and his radical vision for the Church. He has welcomed the homeless into the Vatican, embraced people with diseases, and shaken a complacent hierarchy. Shepherds, he said, should acquire the smell of the sheep. John L....