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Charles Chaput

Bonhoeffer

History & Biography

“Metaxas has created a biography of uncommon power--intelligent, moving, well researched, vividly written, and rich in implication for our own lives. Or to put it another way: Buy this book. Read it. Then buy another copy and give it to a person you love. It's that good.”

Prison Journal, Volume 1

History & Biography

“Two lessons emerge from this astonishing work. The first lesson is the length to which a hate-filled judicial process will go against an innocent man—a process redeemed ultimately by Australia’s High Court, but not before soiling the credibility of a nation’s legal system. The second is the power of a good man’s endurance in the face of humiliation and poisonous deceit. Cardinal Pell is a superb writer and an articulate witness to an inexcusable abuse of law, but also to the triumph of God’s grace. His journal is a marvel.”

Prison Journal, Volume 2

History & Biography

“Two lessons emerge from this astonishing work. The first lesson is the length to which a hate-filled judicial process will go against an innocent man—a process redeemed ultimately by Australia’s High Court, but not before soiling the credibility of a nation’s legal system. The second is the power of a good man’s endurance in the face of humiliation and poisonous deceit. Cardinal Pell is a superb writer and an articulate witness to an inexcusable abuse of law, but also to the triumph of God’s grace. His journal is a marvel.”

Prison Journal, Volume 3

History & Biography

“Cardinal Pell is a superb writer and an articulate witness to an inexcusable abuse of law, but also to the triumph of God's grace. His journal is a marvel.”

Seven Men and Seven Women

History & Biography

“Eric Metaxas has created a biography of uncommon power—intelligent, moving, well researched, vividly written, and rich in implication for our own lives.”

Archbishop.

To Heights and unto Depths

History & Biography

“This is an immersion in the ‘Book of Nature’, along with the books of Scripture, to encounter the living God. Fr. John shows us the importance of removing ourselves from the culture of noise and going to the silence and beauty of nature, just as Jesus did. This story leads us to the foundational Christian mystery of the Incarnation where God, creation, and mankind come to be known together. It’s what makes the book remarkable, and why you need to read it.”

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