Paulist Press: 379 books

A practical, accessible guide to help church leaders through the steps needed to ensure an effective, accountable, and transparent financial process in a parish.

A complete guide to planning the Catholic wedding ceremony down to the smallest detail so that the result is a beautiful and happy event. A best seller, now revised.

The story of Bartolomé de Las Casas, a Dominican priest and missionary who fought relentlessly for justice for the Native Americans and even for their status as human beings, who was fearless in standing up to the political and ecclesiastical powers of his time. Interwoven is the story of his own two conversion experiences.

Offers a deeply personal interpretation of conscience, drawing on Scripture, ethics, psychology, and stories of womens lives to demonstrate the importance of the virtue of creative responsibility.

Explores the significance of gratitude for ones personal and spiritual life, offering a unique blend of the latest research and practical strategies and exercises to foster a grateful heart.

A user-friendly, interactive study guide for reading and understanding the prophet Ezekiel.

An essential commentary on one of Pope Francis's most important contributions to church teaching, this book complements the encyclical and shows its timeliness and the way it reflects Pope Francis’ vision for the world.

Reflections on different facets of vocation, offered in the hope that they may provide some light as you reflect on your life and find your calling.

Prominent theologians, mostly from the faculty at Boston College and its School of Theology, contribute essays to this collection on reconciliation.

Now revised, this is a simple, yet deeply effective series of reflective and written exercises that leads readers to a greater awareness of God's daily presence.

The life of Fr. Isaac Hecker, with illustrations. Fr. Hecker, founder of the Missionary Society of St. Paul the Apostle, deserves to be counted as the most significant Catholic figure in nineteenth-century America.

The so-called “Fátima prayer," O my Jesus, surely ranks among the Church's most popular prayers. In the space of just twenty-nine words, it broaches some of the great themes of Christianity: sin, forgiveness, mercy, heaven, hell. The authors offer here reflections on this prayer, resulting in a work of popular theology and spiritual writing.

A 31-day supply of brief and easily understood scripture-based thoughts applied to the concerns of a caregiver.

A logical presentation of the sacraments as the principle acts of worship in the Catholic church. Synthesizes contemporary research on symbol, ritual, and sacramental, liturgical, and pastoral theology into a single, readable resource. Each chapter ends with questions for reflection and discussion.