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Volume I of JESUS THE IMAGINATION features innovative poetry, essays, artwork, translations, and a never before published interview with Owen Barfield, one of the most important Christian philosophers of the twentieth century. Contributors include Michael Martin, Therese Schroeder-Sheker, Elias Crim, Katie Hartsock, and many others.

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Peter Kwasniewski offers a lively account of the noble beauty and transcendent holiness of the traditional Roman liturgy, which humbles us before the mystery of God, stirs us with its pageantry, carries us into sacred silence, and bears us to a world of invisible realities.

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The true story of three young shepherd children, the "beautiful lady from Heaven, " and "the most obvious and colossal miracle of history." A complete account from Apparitions (1917) to Canonizations (2017), and a concrete method for readers to carry out Our Lady of Fatima's mission.

The true story of three young shepherd children, the "beautiful lady from Heaven, " and "the most obvious and colossal miracle of history." A complete account from Apparitions (1917) to Canonizations (2017), and a concrete method for readers to carry out Our Lady of Fatima's mission.

It has become commonplace in medieval studies to speak of the "formation of a persecuting society" in medieval Catholic Europe. The Scholastics and the Jews, however, marks a major historiographical revision. Ed Mazza identifies the origins of missionary overtures to non-believers not so much with the drive for homogeneity as for holiness.

It has become commonplace in medieval studies to speak of the "formation of a persecuting society" in medieval Catholic Europe. The Scholastics and the Jews, however, marks a major historiographical revision. Ed Mazza identifies the origins of missionary overtures to non-believers not so much with the drive for homogeneity as for holiness.

City under Siege is contemporary Catholic poetry at its finest. Mark Amorose, a master of the sonnet and epigram, is a rare poet, one who overcomes poetry's most difficult challenge: religious poems. Amorose praises creation, the Catholic Church, Mary, angels, saints, and martyrs -- an heroic defense of the City of God, a city now under siege

With essays from John Rao, Chris Ferrara, Brian McCall, and eight others, Luther and His Progeny is a signal contribution toward understanding the full import of the Protestant revolt, and the best guide available for Catholics to the meaning of Luther's decisive break.

With essays from John Rao, Chris Ferrara, Brian McCall, and eight others, Luther and His Progeny is a signal contribution toward understanding the full import of the Protestant revolt, and the best guide available for Catholics to the meaning of Luther's decisive break.

Here are short reviews, written by lay people of all walks of life, for lay people equally diverse, that will not only guide readers through our rich heritage of Catholic works on the spiritual life, past and present, but help each select works and formulate a path tailored to their own background, temperament, and stage of spiritual development.