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Burnham, Jim
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Guides the individual or group through twelve easy lessons. Provides discussion questions and extra material from the Bible, Catechism, and early Church Fathers.
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Beginning Apologetics 2.5: Yes! You Should Believe in the Trinity: How to Answer Jehovah's Witnesses (Father Frank Chacon & Jim Burnham) refutes the Jehovah's Witnesses' attack on the Trinity and provides a clear, concise theology of the Trinity. 24 pages ($4.95)
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By Cardinal Donald Wuerl
"This is a new moment in the life of the Church, a new Pentecost. It's our turn now, to share the great gift we have been given, the gift of our Catholic faith, and renew the face of the earth." - Cardinal Donald Wuerl
For the first time since the term "New Evangelization" was coined by Blessed John Paul II, 250 bishops from all over the world were called to Rome by Pope Benedict XVI to discuss it, define it, and determine what it really means to Catholics today. In an exclusive first-hand summary of the three-week Synod, a leader of the gathering, Cardinal Donald Wuerl, provides a succinct, specific and tactical roadmap for where Catholics and parishes and dioceses go from here, including:
-What's the point? The three most important priorities of the New Evangelization
-What am I up against? The three "isms" that get in the way of sharing and growing the Faith
-What do I do? How to galvanize people around one simple truth of the Gospel message
-Where it all began: The four theological foundations of the New Evangelization
-Learning from the best: The four characteristics of great evangelizers
In addition to personal and group reflection questions at the end of every chapter, Cardinal Wuerl also shares his own personal faith sharing experiences with non-Catholics and Catholics alike and how the insight he gained shaped his own view of the New Evangelization. A must-read for all parish communities.
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This book answers contemporary questions about contraception, abortion, divorce, euthanasia, living wills, cloning, and other ethical issues, using clear moral principles and the authoritative teachings of the Church.
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Da contestaciones biblicas claras a las objeciones mas comunes que hacen a los Catolicos sobre su fe. Le ayuda a explicar su fe claramente, a defenderla caritativamente, y a compartirla confiadamente.
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This book provides the basic tools to help read and interpret the Bible correctly. In addition, it shows how to refute effectively the errors of some modern biblical scholars.
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This booklet gives the basic teachings of the Catholic Church on the end times, and deals with some of the more common errors in this area.
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Answers the most common questions about Mary. Demonstrates the biblical basis for Catholic Marian beliefs and devotions. This latest, expanded edition includes 8 additional pages with extra pictures and charts throughout.
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Beginning Apologetics 1: How to Explain & Defend the Catholic Faith (Father Frank Chacon & Jim Burnham) gives clear, biblical answers to the most common objections Catholics get about their faith. Helps you explain your faith clearly, defend it charitably, and share it confidently. (40 pages)
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Beginning Apologetics 2: How to Answer Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons (Father Frank Chacon & Jim Burnham) targets the major beliefs of these two aggressive groups, and shows you how to refute them using Scripture, history, and common sense. Foreword by Patrick Madrid... 40 pages ($5.95)
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Beginning Apologetics 3: How to Explain and Defend the Real Presence of Christ in the Eucharist (Father Frank Chacon & Jim Burnham) proves the Catholic doctrine of the Real Presence from the Old and New Testament, early Church fathers, and history. Gives practical ways to increase your knowledge and love of Christ in the Eucharist. Foreword by Mark P. Shea. 40 pages
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Beginning Apologetics 4: How to Answer Atheists and New Agers (Father Frank Chacon & Jim Burnham) traces the roots of atheism and the New Age movement. Shows you how to refute their foundational beliefs using sound philosophy and common sense. 40 pages (
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Chacon, Frank
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This expanded edition of Catholic Answers to Fundamentalists' Questions has been updated in light of the changing social landscape and is written for Catholics as well as questioning Christian Fundamentalists. It offers clear, accurate, and easy-to-read answers to many questions that sincere Christians ask about the Catholic faith.
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By Patrick Madrid
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Aquilina, Mike
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Cleaveland, Ra
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Hahn, Scott
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Paprocki, Joe
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Clears away the distortions and explains what the Church has always taught about hot topics like Mary, praying for the dead, indulgences and more!
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Theology professor and Catholic convert Kenneth L. Parker uses a brief question-and-answer format to help converts--and lifelong Catholics--clear up confusion, exaggeration, and differences between religious cultures in a way that will inform, calm, and bring people together.
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By Patrick Madrid
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By Rev. Fr. Henry G. Graham
A perennial favorite. This short treatise outlines the history of the Bible in complete, yet simple terms. Shows how the Catholic Church has determined and proclaimed through her infallible rulings just which books are actually part of Sacred Scripture, and how she has preserved and maintained the Bible throughout the centuries. A real eye-opener, especially for anyone who thinks the Bible is a Protestant book.
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These brisk, refreshing pages sweep away countless errors and confusions about the Catholic faith, showing Catholics and non-Catholics that it is far more reasonable and inviting than its critics claim: indeed, the only faith that fully respects the conscience and intelligence of creatures while conveying the full truth to them about the love of God for them and their obligations to Him.
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Ivereigh, Aust
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In the stories of famous people like John Wayne, Gary Cooper, Dutch Shultz, Patricia Neal, Oscar Wilde, and more -- we come to learn that a deathbed conversion is not a loophole, or an unfair advantage. It is the mercy of God at work.
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In The Truth of Catholicism, George Weigel, author of Witness to Hope: The Biography of Pope John Paul II, explores perennial questions and more, showing Catholicism and its controversies from "inside" the convictions that make those controversies not only possible but necessary.
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Cherico, Rebec
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