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 Using inclusive language—even in reference to God—this prayer book will help you experience the mysterious presence of love deep within and among us. These daily prayers are a gorgeous combination of Lectio Divina, Personal Prayer, Ignatian Discernment, The Breviary, Centering Prayer, and Meditation, blended like a fine wine in a 3-week cycle. Did we mention Powerful?

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Here is an Ecumenical and powerful presentation on how we understand and walk with the Holy One in our daily lives. 

The Holy is not a distant deity hidden beyond the clouds, but the One who is ever present. This ecumenical book takes us on a sacred pilgrimage to that Myster. 

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In this powerful new resource, popular author Bill Huebsch offers talking points for each Sunday and Feast in Year B, 2026-2027. These are reflections that will touch the hearts of your listeners. This book is meant for everyone who wants a lovely weekly meditation on Sunday's Readings. Includes the Question of the Week. In plain English! 

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8½ X 11 inch format. 

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A groundbreaking work in theological reflection, Promise and Hope presents a pastoral theology of accompaniment that responds to Pope Francis’ urgent call to put Jesus—who reverenced the poor, the needy, the invisible, the “other”—at the center of the Church’s ministry. It provides a framework for creating parishes that are open, welcoming, healing, and discerning. 

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Read the story of Vatican II in plain English—and learn about its promise for the Church! This is the chronological pathway from the beginning of the Council to its final bell. But the deep promise of the Council is found in its documents which are included in this purchase—all in plain English. 

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Many new and compelling approaches to pastoral ministry have recently emerged within the Church.  From accompaniment to synodality—along with the discernment needed for each—to missionary discipleship and increased evangelization, we have many new ideas to understand and enact. 

This workbook provides exercises to help you define, decode, and implement these new initiatives. In plain English with examples from master storyteller David Wells. 

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As artificial intelligence and rapid technological change reshape humanity’s future, Pope Leo invites us to pause and remember what makes us truly human—our dignity, our conscience, and our sacred calling to love.
 

The Magnifica Humanitas Reading & Study Guide is a thoughtful and accessible companion designed to help individuals and small groups engage deeply with Magnifica Humanitas. Six small group sessions. Blending clear summaries, reflective questions, and poetic meditations, this guide creates space for prayerful conversation about some of the most urgent questions of our time.

On October 21, 2025, thousands of young people gathered in a digital encounter with Pope Leo during the National Catholic Youth Conference. Their questions were honest and courageous—questions about mercy, sadness, feeling overwhelmed, friendship, technology, the Church’s future, and their place within it. The Holy Father listened with gentleness and responded as a pastor, a teacher, and a father who sees the beauty and challenges of youth with deep compassion. This booklet is designed to help young adults, parents, and parish groups reflect on those conversations.

This engaging six-session booklet offers an accessible summary of Dilexi Te, Pope Leo XIV’s apostolic exhortation on love for the poor. Designed for parish groups, small communities, or personal reflection, it invites participants to explore what it means to live an authentic Christian love that embraces the poor, the sick, and the forgotten.

 Each session (about one hour long) combines a summary of each article in the exhortation with theological reflection questions and practical applications for life in today’s world. Themes include: the heart of Christ revealed in the poor, the Church’s history of compassionate service, the call to social conversion, and love as the prophetic witness the world most needs.