For years, Abide in My Word® has been helping Catholics follow the daily and Sunday Mass Scripture readings and stay attuned to the liturgical year. Its enduring popularity lies in its convenience and simplicity.
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How can we thank the Lord for all he has done for us through Jesus? This year’s prayer journal, with its theme of thanksgiving, gives Catholics an opportunity each day to nurture a grateful heart.
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The gospels portray women as significant and influential members of Jesus’ followers. This Bible study presents six examples of women in the gospels.
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The Lord's Prayer is so familiar to us that we risk reciting it, not praying it. Popular Catholic speaker and author Mark Hart says that the Our Father is an invitation into a daily relationship with God and suggests 14 ways we can respond to him in this prayer.
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The story of Blessed Mother Teresa--who has been called the most revered and the most powerful woman of the past century--is simply an extraordinary love story. Jesus Christ was her beloved and the center of her entire life. Each of the seventeen meditations in this book is meant to encourage readers to experience Jesus by learning how Mother Teresa herself experienced Jesus. This newly revised and expanded edition of Praying with Mother Teresa covers the main themes of her unique spirituality, which focused on seeing Christ in all she met, especially in the poorest of the poor.

Who is God, and how do we know what he’s like? In thirty short chapters that cover a wide range of subjects, best-selling authors Fr. Benedict Groeschel and Bert Ghezzi alert us to the manyfaceted ways we can learn about God through the daily circumstances of our lives. The face of God is unveiled by Groeschel and Ghezzi in engaging stories about forgiveness, kindness, conversion, and family, taken from personal experience, Scripture, literature, and the lives of ordinary people.
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In thirty short reflections, Abbot Jerome Kodell of Subiaco Abbey in Arkansas provides a lifetime of wisdom on living the Christian life. Drawing on Scripture, the Rule of St. Benedict, and other spiritual writings, Kodell helps us realize that our common human desires and struggles make life in the monastery not so very different from life in the world.
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A unique Catholic Scripture guide that will help readers uncover the rich treasures in the parables.

Looking for an extreme personal makeover? The Holy Spirit is your answer. The Spirit acts in us as "architect and contractor," says popular Catholic author Kevin Perrotta, to bring about God's plan for our lives.
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Mighty in power, Jesus confronted sickness and sin—even death—with the sovereign authority that was his as the Son of God. His miracles were signs that communicated his Father’s love and compassion and drew men and women to faith in him. This Scripture guide will help readers understand these past miraculous events as invitations to experience God’s mercy and salvation today. Each of the six sessions includes the full Scripture text of a miracle performed by Jesus, a short commentary, and questions for delving into the text and applying it to daily life. In the Spotlight sections are especially helpful to Catholics, featuring not only details about the historical and cultural background of the New Testament and explanations of Greek words but also brief selections from the church Fathers, saints, church documents, and contemporary Catholic writers.