Catholic Books
Catholic books are more than pages and ink; they are a gateway to the depths of our faith. "Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ," said St. Jerome. Whether exploring the Holy Bible, the lives of the saints, or theological reflection, each book offers a glimpse into the richness of the Catholic tradition, a gentle guide for those new to the faith and nourishment for lifelong believers.
Our selection includes Bibles, missals and prayer books, saint biographies, spirituality, Marian devotion, children's books and comics, from trusted publishers such as Ignatius Press, Paraclete Press and St. Benedict Press.
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Catholic Books and Media
Finnian and the Seven Mountains #4
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The Blue Cross: A Medjugorje Archive DVD
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Our Lady of the Book | Hardcover Journal
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Sheen in Shadow & Light - Hardcover Photo Book
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Wild Hope : Stories for Lent from the Vanishing
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Saints at Heart
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Saint John Bosco: The Friend of Youth
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Messages to the World From the Mother of God
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The Visions of Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich
By catholicshop
Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich (1774-1824) was a German mystic, stigmatist, and visionary who left a lasting impact on the Catholic Church.
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Miracles of St. Benedict
By catholicshop
St. Benedict's teachings remind us of the value of silence, prayer, and reflection.
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- Exorcist
- Gabriele
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The Pope's Exorcist true story: Fr. Gabriele Amorth
By catholicshop
In the modern world, discussions of exorcism often evoke images of Hollywood horror movies, leading many to dismiss the practice as mere superstition.