Defenders of the West by Raymond Ibrahim ~ My Book Review
This book actually takes you on a journey of courage, bravery and selfless love for God and Christendom. These are the warriors, these are the soldiers, this is the Church […]
Author: Christine
Holy Water and its Significance for Catholics by Rev. Henry Theiler, S.O. Cist. ~ My Book Review
This sixty-two-page book written by Rev. Henry Theiler, S.O. Cist. is an instructional resource and reminder to Catholics of the benefits of Holy Water. Significant quotes follow: “The Catholic Church, […]
AA-1025 by Marie Cure ~ My Book Review
“Read the book AA-1025, a short book.” My friend Lucy waved at my brother-in-law as he fondly reminisced about his good old altar boy days in the 1950s. Unfortunately, he […]
The Sacred Heart and Mine in Holy Communion by Sister Mary Philip and Mother Mary Loyola ~ My Book Review
“Heart so pitiful to heal! Tender Heart so quick to feel! Heart so ready to forgive! Heart so grateful to receive! Sea of love without a shore, Be thou loved […]
Washington’s Immortals by Patrick K. O’Donnell ~ My Book Review
“We must admire the heroic manhood of the colonies, which threw off these attachments in the cause of freedom and endured all kinds of pain and suffering rather than endure […]
The Sword and The Scimitar by Raymond Ibrahim ~ My Book Review
If “history repeats itself,” every Catholic should read this book.
Book Review: The Incredible Catholic Mass
“The Holy Mass is as full of mysteries as the ocean is full of drops, or as the sky is full of stars, and as the courts of Heaven are […]
REVIEW of THE HIDDEN TREASURE OF THE MASS by St. Leonard de Port Maurice
The Mass, what can we say? If you are a protestant as I was, there is no way of explaining this except to say, Imagine you are at the foot of the cross with Our Lady, St. Mary Magdalene, and St. John. This is the Mass.
Novenas
When I was a Protestant, there was only one form of prayer. Make your request “In Jesus’ Name,” “In the Name of Jesus.” If I wanted to […]
A New Eastertide Children’s Literature Book
Who owned the donkeys that Jesus summoned for His grand entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday? Why were they chosen? What happened to them when and after they were given this great honor? In this fictional tale, the author weaves together Sacred Scripture and imagination to create a heart-warming story.