The Most Holy Name of Jesus
The Apostle St. Paul was probably the first promoter of the name of Jesus, when he called it “a name which is above all names" (Philippians 2:9).
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View AllPulling nasty spiritual weeds from the Soul
When applied to the spiritual life, vigilance signifies the virtue whereby man directs this watchfulness against the three fetters pulling him towards damnation.
The Three Days of Darkness and Prophecies of Latter Times
A lot has been written about the intriguing prophecy of the three days of darkness but one needs to sift through them carefully lest one succumbs to exaggerated and sensational ideas.
"Do as I say, and there will be peace."
In the heart of twentieth-century Austria, a remarkable tale unfolded amidst the turbulent winds of political upheaval. One man stood resolute against the encroaching tide of communism. His name was Fr. Pavlicek, and his weapon was but a string of beads and fervent prayers.
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View AllStop the Lies
This book unmasks the deceits of the abortion industry and gives you the conviction you need to stop the lies promoted by Planned Parenthood and their ilk.
Revolution and Counter-Revolution
If there is a single book that can shed light amid the postmodern darkness, this is it.
Fatima: A Message More Urgent Than Ever
This book provides a powerful account of the wonderful events at Fatima, and the intriguing and subsequent messages to Sister Lucy.
The Secret of the Rosary
For Saint Louis de Montfort, the Rosary was not simply a method of prayer; it was his most effective tool and weapon in his apostolic work. Find out more in this wonderful book!
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The Future of America’s Greatness Depends on Us
I am proud to be an American. This natural and wholesome emotion is born of patriotism and love for my country. Thus, I desire and pray that America will...
21 Quotes by Margaret Sanger
Here are quotes 21 Quotes by Margaret Sanger, founder of Planned Parenthood, that will probably make you sick!
The Meaning of "Catholic" Does Not Change with the Times
The conduct of the country’s new President and that of bishops such as the newly appointed Wilton Cardinal Gregory begs the question: What does it mean to be a Catholic?
