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Donald DeMarco

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Donald DeMarco wrote Architects of the Culture of Death and The Heart of Virtue.

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Happy are You Poor

Christian Living

“Who does not want to be happy, enjoy a simple life, and revel in spiritual freedom? Fr. Dubay explains persuasively how we, through our blessed spiritual poverty, can detach ourselves from material goods and open ourselves to that source of lasting joy.”

Jérôme Lejeune

History & Biography

“No better testimony for this work could there be than for Lejeune's widow to say, 'Jérôme is present in this book.'; What better testimony could there be for Lejeune's saintly character than for the author to serve as postulator for his canonization?”

Now and at the Hour of Our Death

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“Two doctors of jurisprudence present a mini-Summa consisting of 123 questions and answers about moral questions at the end of life. Their simple and direct answers make the case for an informed Catholic viewpoint on death and dying, guided by the Catechism of the Catholic Church and mentored by the likes of Aquinas, Augustine, and Saint John Paul II. A useful and timely work given the increasing acceptance of euthanasia in the secular world.”

To Die Well

Counseling, Grief & Mental Health

“This book is for everyone since each of us will die. Dr. Doran deftly sets his rich medical experience within a personal and Catholic perspective.”

Why Humanae Vitae Was Right

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“We now have more reason to believe than ever before that Humanae Vitae, the encyclical that many Catholics fought against, scoffed at, dissented from, and even left the Church over, is right. Janet Smith's scholarly compendium will provide ample evidence for the open-minded reader of Humanae Vitae's personalistic foundation, philosophical breadth, practical soundness, and prophetic inspiration.”

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