Bill Donohue
Biography
Bill Donohue wrote Common Sense Catholicism and The Truth about Clergy Sexual Abuse.
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Marriage, Family & Relationships
“In a time when fatherhood is seriously undervalued, we need a book that shows the pivotal role that fathers can play in the religious upbringing of their children. This is such a book. Deeply personal, it offers the inspiring reflections of Catholic men and women who have been touched by their fathers' faith.”
History & Biography
“Faced with the onslaught of barbarians, famines, and epidemics, the man who would become St. Gregory the Great prevailed nonetheless. Quite like our own time, he had to admonish his fellow priests and bishops, some of whom had lost their way. Despite his frail condition, he never gave up. This book is a compelling account of a humble man who never aspired to high office, yet rose to the task when summoned by the Lord to do so. It is a joy to read.”
Christian Living
“This is a book of beauty. It will touch Catholics in a very personal way, inviting them to rediscover the virtue of contemplation. Bishop Hying shows that reconnecting with the Almighty is the best antidote to all that ails us.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“A riveting account of the issues of our times. Acutely aware of the role of the devil, the cardinal pulls no punches in offering the most cogent analysis of what ails us today.”
History & Biography
“We have known for some time about the heroic efforts taken by Pope Pius XII to subvert Hitler, but the beauty of this volume is that it draws on the Vatican archives to further substantiate the case. Hesemann is thorough and judicious, offering overwhelming proof that Pius XII was a courageous and determined man who did more to help Jews than any other leader in the free world.”
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The Truth about Clergy Sexual Abuse
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
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