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Living My Faith: A Woman’s Journey of Faith, Hope, and Learning to Walk Each Step with Jesus

by Pat Arch

In Living My Faith, Pat Arch shares an extraordinary journey of faith through her young son’s life-threatening brain tumor, marital struggles, loss, and unexpected miracles. Guided by a profound encounter with Jesus, she discovers that genuine faith requires more than words—it demands trust amid life’s greatest trials. This deeply personal Catholic memoir offers hope, encouragement, and reassurance to anyone facing suffering or uncertainty, revealing that even in our darkest moments, Christ walks beside us every step of the way.

Paperback $16.95 | Audible: $14.99 | Kindle $9.99

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“Pat Arch’s moving testimony reminds us that faith is not merely professed but lived through suffering, sacrifice, and hope. Living My Faith beautifully reveals Christ’s abiding presence amid life’s deepest trials and unexpected graces.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, author of The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Pat Arch is a wife, mother, grandmother, retired Spiritual Director, public speaker, and Healing Touch Practitioner living in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. A lifelong Catholic, Pat’s faith was profoundly transformed when her three-year-old son, Chris, was diagnosed with a life-threatening brain tumor. During a desperate moment of prayer, she experienced an extraordinary encounter with Jesus and heard the words, “You cannot preach your faith; you must now live it.” Those words became the foundation of a lifelong spiritual journey, deepened through prayer, pilgrimages, and personal experiences of God’s grace. Through her memoir, Living My Faith, Pat hopes to inspire others to recognize Christ’s presence in their own lives and discover that true faith is not simply something we believe, but something we are called to live.

 

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by Ken Younger

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“With remarkable honesty and humility, Ken Younger transforms life’s marathon into a moving journey of repentance, reconciliation, and grace. The Final Turn reminds us that Christ’s mercy awaits every soul willing to finish faithfully.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, author of The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy

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Ken Younger does not write from a pedestal. He is boldly honest about his own messy race, tracing a grueling path through profound struggles and a hard-fought return to God’s grace. He brings the raw, grounded perspective of a disabled U.S. Air Force veteran, the clear communication of a seasoned professional, and the humbled heart of a repentant sinner to the greatest race of all. With decades of dedicated Church ministry, from serving as a SOLT Lay Missionary, to extensive hospital and family outreach. Ken channels a lifetime of experience into helping others approach the finish line.

 

 [photo: From left to right: the author’s son, Kevin Younger, his grandson, Christopher Younger, and himself, Ken Younger]

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Diary of a Country Mother: A Year Remembering Tim

by Cynthia A. Montanaro

In Diary of a Country Mother, Cynthia A. Montanaro lovingly remembers her son Tim, whose joyful spirit and generous heart touched everyone he met. Structured across a year in the New England countryside, these reflections weave memories, Catholic faith, humour, grief, and prayer into a testimony of grace. More than an account of loss, this memoir affirms the immeasurable dignity of every person and reveals how suffering, entrusted to God, can yield healing, peace, and hope.

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TESTIMONIALS

“I have just this minute put down the last page of Diary of a Country Mother. My word, what can one say? Cynthia Montanaro has given us the story of a splendidly faithful Catholic household…. The word ‘contemplative’ is the key to this amazing memoir, and the quiet pace belongs to its essence. Every chapter (or meditation) entails some concrete, softly-textured, domestic narrative, all bespeaking both Tim’s inner man and the household in which the Lord placed him to pass his brief time on this earth. Every episode has its keen point, and the combination of the domestic with the use of hymns, Scripture, the liturgy, Catholic writings, and Cynthia’s own reflections, produce the richness the reader will find here.” —THOMAS HOWARD, PH.D., author of Hallowed Be This House; Lead Kindly Light; Chance or the Dance; The Dove Descending

“Cynthia Montanaro is an excellent writer and this is a beautiful book. She demonstrates how the liturgical year provides the framework for embracing the joys and difficulties of family life.” —KIMBERLY HAHN, co-author with Scott Hahn of Rome Sweet Home; Author of Legacy of Love and Beloved and Blessed

“I enjoyed reading the daily reflections in Diary of a Country Mother, and learning of the impact Tim had on the lives of so many people. This memoir beautifully captures the reality that each and every person, regardless of any limitations or ailments, has profound value and can have significant impact on the lives of those around them.” —Most Reverend Henry J. Mansell, former Archbishop of Hartford, Connecticut

“Diary of a Country Mother is an inspiring narrative about the redeemed sufferings of a mentally disturbed child with a beautiful soul. As we read this blend of Scripture, quotations from holy people, and the thoughts of Tim’s mother, we become reconciled to our own sufferings.” —Ronda Chervin, Ph.D, The Kiss from the Cross; Saints for Every Kind of Suffering

“As I turned the pages I was drawn in, not to a tragedy but to the life of a family immersed in the beauty of a faith-filled life. Cynthia Montanaro’s memoir is painted against the backdrop of a full year in the New England countryside where the daily pattern of a sacramental life, close to God and to the earth, brings healing, peace, and wisdom. Diary of a Country Mother gives me hope that I too, will be sustained by grace in life’s darkest moments.” —Daria Sockey, Everyday Catholic’s Guide to the Liturgy of the Hours

“What an honor and blessing to read this gently flowing memoir about Timothy, a young man who mysteriously and tragically left this world while still a youth. Yet thanks to his devoted mother, his life and death now serve to remind each of us that all hope is possible in the firmness of faith and the merciful love of Our Lord, Jesus Christ.” —Patricia Hershwitzky, founder of Trinity Bridge

“I love Cynthia’s friendly, down-to-earth style. Her strong faith is warmly wrapped around each day, offering precious comfort and hope to grievers who have faced similar circumstances. Families who have dealt with ADHD or Tourette Syndrome will find validation and strength in Diary of a Country Mother.” —Elaine Stillwell, The Death of a Child, Reflections for Grieving Parents

“I laughed, I cried, I prayed, I thanked God for the opportunity to meet Tim and to know such a devoted family. God bless a Country Mother who taught this city girl how much more to love my kids.” —Lynda Collins, homeschooling mother

“Like Our Lady’s grief at the death of her Son, Cynthia’s sorrow is illuminated and shot through by the light of the resurrected Christ. Consequently, this book is in no way depressing. Instead, it records the peace that passes understanding, the confident hope that true faith gives, and above all, love elevated and fulfilled by Love. The reader will come to know Tim well, and to know him is absolutely to love him.” —Suzie Andres, A Little Way of Homeschooling

“Tender, luminous, and deeply faithful, Diary of a Country Mother transforms a family’s sorrow into testimony. Cynthia Montanaro’s loving remembrance of Tim reveals how grace preserves every life’s meaning and carries hope beyond loss forever.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, author of The Narrative Spirituality of Dante’s Divine Comedy

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Cynthia Montanaro is a wife, mother, grandmother, and Secular Carmelite. She and her husband live in rural Massachusetts.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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Lynn Prepejchal has been involved in Catholic education for more than 20 years and currently teaches third- and fourth-grade students at a Catholic school. She holds an MBA from Thunderbird School of Global Management and spent several years working for Hallmark Cards, Inc.

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Fisher of Men by Irvin Kloska Fisher of Men is a moving Catholic memoir tracing the life of Irvin Louis Kloska, a devoted husband, father, fisherman, and man of deep faith. Through family stories, spiritual awakenings, Marian devotion, Eucharistic love, and accounts...

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Journey to Forgiveness by Regina Civiletti

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Journey to Forgiveness by Regina Civiletti When tragedy struck and Regina Civiletti lost her husband to a drunk driver, her world shattered. Journey to Forgiveness is her raw, heartfelt account of grief, faith, resilience, and the long road toward healing. Through...

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Princess of the Naseberry Tree by Kelly Mahfood

Princess of the Naseberry Tree by Kelly Mahfood

Princess of the Naseberry Tree by Kelly Mahfood A tender coming-of-age story about a young girl growing up in Jamaica. Told through vivid childhood memories, the book explores family, imagination, loss, and healing. With lyrical prose and emotional depth, it invites...

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Sanctity by Michael Bluvas

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Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James Adrian Erlinger

Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James Adrian Erlinger

Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James A. Erlinger Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James Adrian Erlinger, is a deeply personal memoir blending themes of love, war, and self-discovery. It recounts the author's transformative journey from a carefree youth...

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In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne

In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne

In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne Your child’s suicide feels like the biggest parental failure of all.  Any parent wants to be prepared for the worst, but no one ever anticipates the horror actually happening until it is too late.  In alternating chapters,...

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All is Grace! My Life by Fr. Julius D. Leloczky, O. Cist

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Pain of Grace: Living and Suffering with Dignity

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An Unlikely Gardener: Prose and Poems

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Non Nobis Domine: No para Nosotros, Señor

Non Nobis Domine: No para Nosotros, Señor

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God’s Memoir by Kristina Olsen

God’s Memoir by Kristina Olsen

God's Memoir by Kristina Olsen, OCDS, PhD God's Memoir invites you into the mind of God in an imaginative exploration of how God might think about Bible events and our lives today. We consider Creation, the birth of Jesus and the role of the family, as well as art,...

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How is God Involved in Evolution?

How is God Involved in Evolution?

How is God Involved in Evolution? by Joe P. Provenzano, Ron D. Morgan, and Dan R. Provenzano We have been searching for a satisfying answer to this question nearly all of our adult lives, and both Joe and Ron are almost 80. This journey of 50 years led us on an...

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My Catholic Conversion by Kristina R. Olsen

My Catholic Conversion by Kristina R. Olsen

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The Daughter of the King by Dorothy Cusick

The Daughter of the King by Dorothy Cusick

The Daughter of the King by Dorothy Cusick Counseled by a priest to put her children in an orphanage after being evicted from her home, Dorothy Cusick's mother, Mary, was in danger of falling into despair. Poetically written, Dorothy's story of how her mother faced...

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Non Nobis Domine: Not Unto Us, O Lord

Non Nobis Domine: Not Unto Us, O Lord

Non Nobis Domine: Not Unto Us, O Lord by Marge Giangiulio An honest and compelling account of the life of Marge Giangiulio and those touched by an outpouring of God’s goodness and mercy. Paperback: $14.95 | Kindle: $9.99 TESTIMONIALS "In today’s noisy, busy world, we...

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Will the Real Church Please Stand!

Will the Real Church Please Stand!

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Seeing God’s Face: A Catholic American Woman in India

Seeing God’s Face: A Catholic American Woman in India

Seeing God's Face: A Catholic American Woman in India by Kiki Latimer My mother taught me at a young age the old adage that: life isn't fair. But we were living, growing up, in a country, the United States of America, that was founded on the idea of justice for all,...

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Adventures with the Holy Spirit: A Journey with RUACH

Adventures with the Holy Spirit: A Journey with RUACH

Whoever can make a recording of this hymn, please do so, and we'll share it with the world!Adventures with the Holy Spirit: A Journey with RUACH by Deacon Charles Louis Durban This book is dedicated to and is about the merciful and at times semi-miraculous...

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The Call to Prayer: Intimate Moments with God

The Call to Prayer: Intimate Moments with God

For more on Medjugorje, check out these other En Route books! Penny Abbruzzese's Medjugorje: My Lifelong Journey with Our Lady, Queen of Peace. Peter Breen's Prodigal Pilgrim. Barbara Lorenzo’s Miracle Mission at Medjugorje. The Call to Prayer: Intimate Moments with...

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A Gospel Path to Racial Healing

A Gospel Path to Racial Healing

A Gospel Path to Racial Healing   by Archbishop Emeritus Alfred Hughes and Deacon Larry Oney   Racial eruptions continue to highlight our need for deeper racial healing. This book begins with two contrasting stories of a black deacon and a white bishop. They...

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Philomena: Her Life, Archaeology, and Heavenly Presence by Dr. Keith Berube

Philomena: Her Life, Archaeology, and Heavenly Presence by Dr. Keith Berube

Philomena: Her Life, Archaeology, and Heavenly Presence

by Dr. Keith Berube

Keith Berube invites readers to discover Saint Philomena as a living companion in faith, courage, and hope. Drawing on historical research, archaeology, devotional tradition, private revelations, and accounts of miracles, Philomena traces the young martyr’s story, the discovery of her relics, and her enduring spiritual legacy. With vivid storytelling and personal reflection, Berube offers an affectionate portrait that encourages friendship with the saints, perseverance through suffering, and deeper trust in Christ’s love amid life’s trials.

Paperback: $19.95 | Kindle: $9.99

TESTIMONIALS

“Brimming with archaeological research, hagiographical testimonials, and personal devotion, Dr. Berube’s compelling book is sure to inform, inspire and inflame the hearts of readers everywhere. Read this book and find yourself drawing closer to a heavenly patroness you’ll be glad to call your friend.” — Fr. Peregrine Fletcher, O. Praem, author and illustrator of My Name is Philomena

“An absolute masterpiece! A fabulous and fun portrait of the Princess of Heaven! Take this book into your soul and you will come to know that Philomena is a spectacular saint and wants to be your best friend. The genius of this book is that a total stranger to Philomena can read it and come to know her well and it is simultaneously edifying for those of us who’ve read about her for many years. Dr. Keith Berube is to be thanked profusely for his role in making her known as a wonder-worker and by way of these pages all those who ask her miraculous intercession are in his debt. He has employed the insights of mystics, historians and scientists to do so. This is a fine accomplishment to take the highest virgin-martyr out of the hands of the skeptics who have long scorned her and then enshrine her in our hearts as a sublime saint. Bravo, Dr. Berube! Personally, what I loved most was that Filomena’s vivacious, unpredictable personality came to shine like a brilliant diamond. Be prepared, she has a reputation for spoiling her followers and this can include you.” — Mary O’Regan, author Padre Pio and You

“St. Philomena is a beloved saint whose life has touched many, including St. John Vianney. Yet despite her popularity, few Catholics know her true story—until now. In this meticulously researched book, Dr. Keith Berube explores the life, martyrdom, and enduring significance of this beloved Roman virgin and martyr. After reading Philomena, you will grow in love and devotion to this powerful heavenly intercessor.” — Patrick O’Hearn, author of Humility of the Saints

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Dr. Keith Berubé, author of Mary, the Beloved, Mary: The Rosary, The Relationship, and Dragons, and A Love Letter to Mary holds a B.A. and an M.A. in Theology from Franciscan University of Steubenville and completed his doctorate at the University of South Africa. His doctoral thesis concerned the eschatological reality of Mary and the intimate relationship God desires people to have with her. Dr. Berubé writes Marian articles for Homiletic and Pastoral Review, is featured in Fr. Donald Calloway’s Marian Journal Mater Misericordiae, has given various radio interviews, and has appeared on Mother Angelica’s EWTN. He teaches at Queen of Heaven Academy and resides with his wife and their five children in Columbus, Ohio.

OTHER BIOGRAPHIES AND MEMOIRS

Why I Became a Catholic Priest, ed. by Lynn Prepejchal

Why I Became a Catholic Priest, ed. by Lynn Prepejchal

Why I Became a Catholic Priest Edited by Lynn Prepejchal Why would any man choose to become a priest? In a world that prizes comfort, self-pleasure, and instant gratification, the vocation of the Catholic priest can seem mysterious, and even puzzling. Yet behind the...

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Fisher of Men by Irvin Louis Kloska

Fisher of Men by Irvin Louis Kloska

Fisher of Men by Irvin Kloska Fisher of Men is a moving Catholic memoir tracing the life of Irvin Louis Kloska, a devoted husband, father, fisherman, and man of deep faith. Through family stories, spiritual awakenings, Marian devotion, Eucharistic love, and accounts...

read more
Journey to Forgiveness by Regina Civiletti

Journey to Forgiveness by Regina Civiletti

Journey to Forgiveness by Regina Civiletti When tragedy struck and Regina Civiletti lost her husband to a drunk driver, her world shattered. Journey to Forgiveness is her raw, heartfelt account of grief, faith, resilience, and the long road toward healing. Through...

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Princess of the Naseberry Tree by Kelly Mahfood

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Princess of the Naseberry Tree by Kelly Mahfood A tender coming-of-age story about a young girl growing up in Jamaica. Told through vivid childhood memories, the book explores family, imagination, loss, and healing. With lyrical prose and emotional depth, it invites...

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Sanctity by Michael Bluvas

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Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James Adrian Erlinger

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In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne

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In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne Your child’s suicide feels like the biggest parental failure of all.  Any parent wants to be prepared for the worst, but no one ever anticipates the horror actually happening until it is too late.  In alternating chapters,...

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All is Grace! My Life by Fr. Julius D. Leloczky, O. Cist

All is Grace! My Life by Fr. Julius D. Leloczky, O. Cist

All is Grace! My Life by Fr. Julius D. Lelóczky, O.Cist. Son of a baker, Julius Lelóczky was supposed to continue the family business, the French style patisserie. He instead felt he was called to be a monk and priest, during a time when in communist Hungary all...

read more
Pain of Grace: Living and Suffering with Dignity

Pain of Grace: Living and Suffering with Dignity

Women of Grace with Johnette Benkovic (September 11 & 12, 2023) - When God Offers Us the Cross: Steps to Mining the Treasure, Part 1 and Part 2Pain of Grace: Living and Suffering with Dignity by Joni J. Seith Walking her readers through her conversion from a...

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An Unlikely Gardener: Prose and Poems

An Unlikely Gardener: Prose and Poems

An Unlikely Gardener: Prose and Poems by Francis Etheredge This book began as a failed article about gardening; however, having written one, several more followed and so it became a short book, wonderfully enriched by the criticisms of my eldest daughter and a...

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Non Nobis Domine: No para Nosotros, Señor

Non Nobis Domine: No para Nosotros, Señor

Non Nobis Domine: No Para Nosotros, Señor by Marge Giangiulio Un relato honesto y convincente de la vida de Marge Giangiulio y de las personas afectadas por una efusión de la bondad y la misericordia de Dios. En rústica: $14.95 | Audible: $14.99 | Kindle: $9.99...

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God’s Memoir by Kristina Olsen

God’s Memoir by Kristina Olsen

God's Memoir by Kristina Olsen, OCDS, PhD God's Memoir invites you into the mind of God in an imaginative exploration of how God might think about Bible events and our lives today. We consider Creation, the birth of Jesus and the role of the family, as well as art,...

read more
How is God Involved in Evolution?

How is God Involved in Evolution?

How is God Involved in Evolution? by Joe P. Provenzano, Ron D. Morgan, and Dan R. Provenzano We have been searching for a satisfying answer to this question nearly all of our adult lives, and both Joe and Ron are almost 80. This journey of 50 years led us on an...

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My Catholic Conversion by Kristina R. Olsen

My Catholic Conversion by Kristina R. Olsen

My Catholic Conversion Kristina R. Olsen This is the conversion story of a Carmelite tertiary. Through a series of spiritual adventures and with the help of supportive friends, professors and spiritual guides, she learned about God's will for her to enter the Catholic...

read more
The Daughter of the King by Dorothy Cusick

The Daughter of the King by Dorothy Cusick

The Daughter of the King by Dorothy Cusick Counseled by a priest to put her children in an orphanage after being evicted from her home, Dorothy Cusick's mother, Mary, was in danger of falling into despair. Poetically written, Dorothy's story of how her mother faced...

read more
Non Nobis Domine: Not Unto Us, O Lord

Non Nobis Domine: Not Unto Us, O Lord

Non Nobis Domine: Not Unto Us, O Lord by Marge Giangiulio An honest and compelling account of the life of Marge Giangiulio and those touched by an outpouring of God’s goodness and mercy. Paperback: $14.95 | Kindle: $9.99 TESTIMONIALS "In today’s noisy, busy world, we...

read more
Will the Real Church Please Stand!

Will the Real Church Please Stand!

Will the Real Church Please Stand! A Conversion Journey from Fundamental Baptist to Roman Catholic By Anne Stokes Born into a devoutly Fundamentalist Baptist home, and baptized at the age of six, I was raised to believe that Baptists practiced the truest form of New...

read more
Seeing God’s Face: A Catholic American Woman in India

Seeing God’s Face: A Catholic American Woman in India

Seeing God's Face: A Catholic American Woman in India by Kiki Latimer My mother taught me at a young age the old adage that: life isn't fair. But we were living, growing up, in a country, the United States of America, that was founded on the idea of justice for all,...

read more
Adventures with the Holy Spirit: A Journey with RUACH

Adventures with the Holy Spirit: A Journey with RUACH

Whoever can make a recording of this hymn, please do so, and we'll share it with the world!Adventures with the Holy Spirit: A Journey with RUACH by Deacon Charles Louis Durban This book is dedicated to and is about the merciful and at times semi-miraculous...

read more
The Call to Prayer: Intimate Moments with God

The Call to Prayer: Intimate Moments with God

For more on Medjugorje, check out these other En Route books! Penny Abbruzzese's Medjugorje: My Lifelong Journey with Our Lady, Queen of Peace. Peter Breen's Prodigal Pilgrim. Barbara Lorenzo’s Miracle Mission at Medjugorje. The Call to Prayer: Intimate Moments with...

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A Gospel Path to Racial Healing

A Gospel Path to Racial Healing

A Gospel Path to Racial Healing   by Archbishop Emeritus Alfred Hughes and Deacon Larry Oney   Racial eruptions continue to highlight our need for deeper racial healing. This book begins with two contrasting stories of a black deacon and a white bishop. They...

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The Episcopacy of Christopher Edward Byrne, Fourth Bishop of Galveston (1918-1950)

The Episcopacy of Christopher Edward Byrne, Fourth Bishop of Galveston (1918-1950)

The Episcopacy of Christopher Edward Byrne, Fourth Bishop of Galveston (1918-1950)

by Sr. Madeleine Grace, CVI, Ph.D.

Drawing on extensive archival research and a deep appreciation for Catholic history, The Episcopacy of Christopher Edward Byrne chronicles the life and ministry of the fourth Bishop of Galveston (1918–1950). Sr. Madeleine Grace, CVI, explores Byrne’s leadership during decades of remarkable ecclesial growth, highlighting his commitment to Catholic education, clergy formation, evangelization, and pastoral care. This meticulously documented study offers an engaging portrait of a bishop whose vision helped shape the Church in Texas.

Paperback: $24.95 | Kindle: $9.99

TESTIMONIALS

“With the precision of a historian and the heart of a disciple, Sr. Madeleine Grace brings Bishop Christopher Byrne vividly to life. This remarkable study reveals how one faithful shepherd helped shape the Catholic Church in Texas for generations to come.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, co-author with Ronda Chervin of Catholic Realism

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Sr. Madeleine Grace, CVI, is a member of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Incarnate Word and Blessed Sacrament. Her area of specialization is Historical Theology. She has taught on a secondary and collegiate level.  Sister earned her Ph.D. at St. Louis University. She has published in academic and popular Catholic journals.  Most recently, she released The Episcopacy of Nicholas Gallagher, Bishop of Galveston (1882-1918).

 

 

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read more
Journey to Forgiveness by Regina Civiletti

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read more
Princess of the Naseberry Tree by Kelly Mahfood

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Princess of the Naseberry Tree by Kelly Mahfood A tender coming-of-age story about a young girl growing up in Jamaica. Told through vivid childhood memories, the book explores family, imagination, loss, and healing. With lyrical prose and emotional depth, it invites...

read more
Sanctity by Michael Bluvas

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Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James Adrian Erlinger

Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James Adrian Erlinger

Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James A. Erlinger Vietnam: an Elegy of Love & War by James Adrian Erlinger, is a deeply personal memoir blending themes of love, war, and self-discovery. It recounts the author's transformative journey from a carefree youth...

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Mary, the New Woman by Diego G. Passadore

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Mary, Star of the New Evangelization by James Likoudis

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Mary, Star of the New Evangelization by James Likoudis, edited by Andrew Likoudis This anthology of Dr. James Likoudis’s essays in Mariology, entitled Mary, Star of the New Evangelization, offers readers a comprehensive look into the teachings and beliefs of the...

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The Word in Your Heart: Mary, Youth and Mental Health

The Word in Your Heart: Mary, Youth and Mental Health

The Word in Your Heart: Mary, Youth and Mental Health by Francis Etheredge Running away at 14. Attempting suicide. Pill prescriptions for almost every mental health condition: Marketing or medicine? The exponential rise of the medicalization of children. Personal...

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In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne

In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne

In Whom I Am Well Pleased by Edward T. Byrne Your child’s suicide feels like the biggest parental failure of all.  Any parent wants to be prepared for the worst, but no one ever anticipates the horror actually happening until it is too late.  In alternating chapters,...

read more
All is Grace! My Life by Fr. Julius D. Leloczky, O. Cist

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All is Grace! My Life by Fr. Julius D. Lelóczky, O.Cist. Son of a baker, Julius Lelóczky was supposed to continue the family business, the French style patisserie. He instead felt he was called to be a monk and priest, during a time when in communist Hungary all...

read more
Pain of Grace: Living and Suffering with Dignity

Pain of Grace: Living and Suffering with Dignity

Women of Grace with Johnette Benkovic (September 11 & 12, 2023) - When God Offers Us the Cross: Steps to Mining the Treasure, Part 1 and Part 2Pain of Grace: Living and Suffering with Dignity by Joni J. Seith Walking her readers through her conversion from a...

read more
An Unlikely Gardener: Prose and Poems

An Unlikely Gardener: Prose and Poems

An Unlikely Gardener: Prose and Poems by Francis Etheredge This book began as a failed article about gardening; however, having written one, several more followed and so it became a short book, wonderfully enriched by the criticisms of my eldest daughter and a...

read more
Non Nobis Domine: No para Nosotros, Señor

Non Nobis Domine: No para Nosotros, Señor

Non Nobis Domine: No Para Nosotros, Señor by Marge Giangiulio Un relato honesto y convincente de la vida de Marge Giangiulio y de las personas afectadas por una efusión de la bondad y la misericordia de Dios. En rústica: $14.95 | Audible: $14.99 | Kindle: $9.99...

read more