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Marble statues, stained-glass windows, silver medals, laminated holy cards–the saints are memorialized in a myriad of ways. But the greatest way to remember our brothers and sisters in Christ who have been recognized by the Church for their heroic virtue? Tell their story. And not only tell their story as something in the past, but continuing in the present. In our present. Their lives are entwined with our own. The saints are still alive, more real than ever. The stories in this book are not just chronicles of historical figures from the past but friends very much involved in our present...

In his newest spiritual life book, Fr. John Henry Hanson helps us to understand the alienation that comes from sin and the redeeming power of Christ. He shows us how, through the beauty of the Liturgy, the dark corners of our hearts encounter and embrace the light of Christ, perhaps for the first time.

For Christian entrepreneurs, the intersection of financial wealth and spirituality can often evoke fear. This book aims to address that fear and illustrate that God wants us to prosper as entrepreneurs. Procrastination is a common obstacle to achieving our entrepreneurial goals. We often put off our desires until they fade away. However, God has designed us to be creators. In this book, you will learn how to identify procrastination, manage your time, solve problems, and use biblical scriptures to confirm your life purpose as an entrepreneur. You will also learn how to spiritually eliminate...

The Steep Upward Climb is the arduous journey of our life. The only way to the top is with the help of God and with your pursuit of Virtue. Virtue is the key to the Christian life, and Dave DiNuzzo Sr. unpacks what the virtues are and how to implement them in your life in a practical and tangible way. With inspiration from Sacred Scripture and the saints, Dave urges you to climb with him toward sainthood!

Can you see God? You don't have to be a mystic to see God's presence in your life. Prayer, community, silence, and the ordinary can be opportunities to see God. This book's series of personal essays explores how we can see God in our everyday lives, from the miraculous to the mundane and even the suffering.