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‘And the Word became flesh and lived among us, and we have seen his glory'  (John 1.14) In Christian icons people can behold the face of the Word b...

Fathers and Anglicans helps us to re-appropriate a vital part of the Anglican approach to the living reality of Christ.  This book deals with the v...

Festa Paschalia. A History of the Holy Week Liturgy in the Roman Rite. This book provides the first comprehensive history in English for eighty yea...

Catholic churches are among the great architectural treasures of England and Wales yet hardly known and rarely explored. This beautifully illustrat...

Fr Alexander Men - Martyr of Atheism. Father Alexander Men (1935–1990), a priest assassinated after the fall of communism, is a highly regarded fig...

Francis and Thérèse. Great “Little” Saints. God, the Almighty, chose for himself as the place of his appearance what was the very smallest and most...

St. Francis for Today. Francis Bernadone - who was he? None other than St Francis of Assisi, a man with a decided message for our time. He lived in...

Frederick William Faber. A Great Servant of God. A comprehensive picture of the life and spiritual development of the founder of the London Oratory...

From Burma to Rome. On Palm Sunday 2013, in St Mary's Cathedral, Rangoon, Burma, Benedict Rogers was baptised, confirmed and received into the Chur...

From the Depths of Our Hearts. Priesthood, Celibacy and the Crisis of the Catholic Church. The Catholic Church faces a major crisis and the turmoil...

George Mackay Brown. No Separation. The poet, novelist and dramatist, is seen by some as not just Orkney's, but Britain's best twentieth-century po...

George Myers: Pugin’s Builder. George Myers (1803–1875) was one of the mid-nineteenth century's great masterbuilders. From his workshops, first in ...

St. Joseph’s Seminary, Dunwoodie, in Yonkers, New York, marked the canonization of St John Henry Newman by hosting a symposium of noted Newman scho...

A gift of art prints by A.W.N. Pugin to the Sisters of the Poor Child Jesus in Aachen (Aix-La-Chapelle) led to the unexpected rise of the Congregat...

Hilaire Belloc famously said that 'the Faith is Europe and Europe is the Faith.' Without the perspective of Christianity, a traveller in Europe wil...

England is full of reminders of its deeply Christian roots. Some are obvious, like the great medieval cathedrals or the shrine of Our Lady at Walsi...

How Italy and Her People Shaped Cardinal Newman. Dr. Sylva explains how Newman allowed himself to be led into the fullness of Catholic truth by St....

How to Pray with Icons. An Introduction. How to Pray with Icons is a simple, engaging way of introducing readers of all ages to icons and reflectiv...

Father Ignatius Spencer. The Spencers reached the peak of their wealth in the eighteenth century; in the nineteenth century they achieved the comma...

What sacred images should surround the faithful at worship and be available to them for instruction, in meditation and in prayer? This historical s...

The Indomitable Mr Cotham: Missioner, Convict Chaplain, and Monk. James Ambrose Cotham OSB (1810-1883), a Douai monk of the English Benedictine Con...

Strange Vagabond of God. Life of John Bradburne. John Bradburne’s life was a remarkable spiritual odyssey. After wartime service on the Indian sub-...

St John of Ávila, Doctor of the Church. Discerning your Spiritual Journey. On 7th October 2012, Pope Benedict declared St John of Avila a Doctor of...

Saint Josemaria Escriva and the Origins of Opus Dei. St Josemaría Escrivá, canonized by Pope John Paul II in October 2002, was born in 1902 in the ...