On the grandeur and misery of man
On the occasion of the fourth centenary of the birth of Blaise Pascal (19-06-1623 - 19-08-1662), Pope Francis wrote this Apostolic Letter. The goal is that his work may enlighten us and the example of his...
Spirituality
Return: how to draw your child back to the Church
The writer, a father of 8 children, works and publishes at the Word on Fire Institute, promoted by the auxiliary bishop of Los Angeles, Robert Barron.
The book analyzes the current problem of...
Journal of a soul
Loris Francesco Capovilla, su secretario, editó y...
Dialogue of Comfort Against Tribulation
A work composed by St. Thomas More during his imprisonment in the Tower of London, where he spent a year and a half until his martyrdom. This is perhaps his most personal and philosophical book, as well as...
Why pray, how to pray
Our prayer will always be a struggle to come to love more and to improve those who live next to us, day by day. For this reason, we should never tire of asking the Lord: 'Teach us to pray'. Prayer is our...
Vessel of Clay
Diary of a day in the life of an American priest. It describes the typical journey of a priest in his parish. It helps them to sanctify their work, their common tasks and burdens, and teaches details of...
Thoughts in solitudine
Thomas Merton (1915-1968) was an American Trappist monk, theologian, writer, mystic, activist and specialist in comparative religion. In 1949 he was ordained as a priest, receiving the name "Father Louis...
A Map of Life
A clear and simple scheme of man's path to God, with living examples that are close to the reader. They deal with different aspects of the Christian faith: creation, original sin, the Incarnation and...
The Basic Book of the Eucharist
[Adapted from the publisher]
The Holy Eucharist is the crown of all divine wonders: the richest, the most mysterious and the most delightful. For this reason, its devotion constitutes the best means...
The Joy of Full Surrender
Spiritual reading classic.
The thesis of the book is the following: all those who seek to grow in perfection, instead of devoting themselves to pious books and lives of saints, and who lead them to...