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Carl E. Olson

Calm in Chaos

Christian Living

“Some writers are worth reading because they write beautifully. Others comment brilliantly on current events. Some impart historical knowledge. A few have genuine theological or philosophical insights. Fr. Rutler does all of this—consistently, gracefully, powerfully. He is a treasure.”

Catholicism and Buddhism

World Religions

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Going Deeper

Apologetics

“This book is a rare gem: a pithy, engaging, and creative book on logic and basic philosophy that is never dull, pedantic, or even predictable. Severino’s gifts as a thinker and communicator are as impressive as they are unassuming.”

Jesuit at Large

History & Biography

“These essays exemplify a rare and captivating brilliance, displaying the sort of paradoxical insight that would make Chesterton proud, but with an incisive edge and sharp wit that are equally bracing and illuminating. In short, Father Mankowski was one of the finest essayists of the past fifty years.”

Jesus of Nazareth

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Michael Hesemann has dug deeply—quite literally—in writing this mesmerizing book, which effortlessly combines history, mystery, archaeology, faith, science, and adventure in a seamless and often breathtaking fashion. He brings history alive and shows how deep and ancient and real are the roots of the Christian faith.”

Liturgical Dogmatics

Theology

“If you think books on liturgy are for specialists and works of dogmatics are boring and dry, prepare to be surprised. And not just surprised, but moved and challenged and edified. David Fagerberg is a wonderful theologian and a marvelous writer, who draws the reader into the astounding mysteries, riches, and graces of the Faith.”

Musings on a Starry Night

Arts & Literature

“Reading Thomas Howard will make you smarter. More importantly, he helps you see and experience the wondrous union of faith and reason in the contemplation of truth, beauty, and goodness.”

Pondering the Permanent Things

Arts & Literature

“Reading Thomas Howard will make you smarter. More importantly, you see and experience the wondrous union of faith and reason in the contemplation of truth, beauty, and goodness. A most welcome and enriching collection!”

Reason to Believe

Apologetics

“Reason to Believe is a clearly-written, philosophically rooted work that will help readers better understand and appreciate the rational nature of Christian faith, and will help them to respond to questions and challenges from skeptics. Highly recommended!”

Saint Mary Magdalene

History & Biography

“This bracing immersion into the life, heart and soul of one of the most misunderstood and misrepresented of saints, is rooted in Scripture, history, and deep contemplation. It calls us to emulate Magdalene's 'holy recklessness' and her radical adoration of Jesus Christ in the Blessed Sacrament.”

The Man Who Left His Mark

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“Peter Kreeft describes this as a 'Ponder-Book'; I will call it a 'Provoke-Book'! The brisk, incisive Q&A format will provoke careful readers to pursue a deeper relationship with Christ and a more profound understanding of the Faith.”

The Message Behind the Movie—Reboot

Arts & Literature

“I wish I had this five-star book thirty years ago! It's wonderful for all ages, but I see it as especially helpful for young people who are trying to navigate a world sinking in screens.”

The Scandal of the Scandals

History & Biography

“In taking on 'the distorted image of the history of Christianity', Dr. Lütz challenges and corrects a remarkable range of errors, misunderstandings, and falsehoods, combining robust historical research with a clear and accessible style.”

To Make All Things New

Church Leadership & Ministry

“An important, timely book that draws deeply on Henricks’ substantial experience within the Church, his theological acumen, and his deep love for Christ and the Church. His assessments are sober, and his recommendations are specific.”

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