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Basic Catechism
By (author)s: Mary Lea Hill FSP, Susan Helen Wallace FSP
SKU/EAN: 12056
ISBN: 9780819812056
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 304
Product Format: Paperback / softback
Price:
$10.95
Structured around the four pillars of the Catechism of the Catholic Church—creed, sacraments, morality, and prayer—this guide presents the fundamentals of the faith in a handy Q&A format. This 8th edition reflects the revised Roman Missal and incorporates Church teaching on contemporary issues.
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Forever: A Catholic Devotional For Your Marriage
By (author): Jackie & Bobby Angel
SKU/EAN: 27436
ISBN: 9780819827432
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 176
Product Format: Paperback / softback
Price:
$15.95
Get your marriage off to a great start—or renew the marriage you’ve shared for years—with this six-week devotional for couples, which takes inspiration from Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body.
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Invited: The Ultimate Catholic Wedding Planner
By (author): Stephanie Calis
SKU/EAN: 37342
ISBN: 9780819837349
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 208
Product Format: Paperback / softback
Price:
$16.95
Using both bride and groom perspectives, this guide helps couples plan a Catholic wedding while providing concrete, faith-filled examples to strengthen marriage far beyond the wedding day. Explores topics such as budgeting, planning the Nuptial Mass, sexual intimacy, and Natural Family Planning.
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The Genius of Womanhood
By (author): Karen Doyle
SKU/EAN: 31093
ISBN: 9780819831095
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 96
Product Format: Paperback / softback
Price:
$4.95
Drawing upon John Paul II’s work on ‘the feminine genius,’ these thoughts and reflections expound the role of women in building a culture of life and love in our modern world by embracing their Catholic feminine identities.
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Theology of the Body: Some Thoughts and Reflections
By (author): Karen Doyle
SKU/EAN: 74272
ISBN: 9780819874276
Publisher: Pauline Books & Media
Pages: 96
Product Format: Paperback / softback
Price:
$4.95
Karen Doyle presents significant insights on key ideas of Pope John Paul II’s Theology of the Body, offering hope to people hungry for the truth about the human person and human and divine love.
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