What is Marriage?: Toward a Theology of One-Flesh Union as the Image of the Trinity by Paul Murano

What is Marriage?: Toward a Theology of One-Flesh Union as the Image of the Trinity by Paul Murano

What is Marriage?: Toward a Theology of One-Flesh Union as the Image of the Trinity

by Paul Murano

What Is Marriage? offers a profound theological and philosophical exploration of marriage as a one-flesh union rooted in human nature and elevated by grace. Drawing on Scripture, natural law, historical analysis, and contemporary thought, Paul J. Murano presents marriage as an image of Trinitarian love. Addressing modern challenges to sex, family, and identity, this work proposes a compelling vision for renewing a culture of life grounded in truth, unity, and divine purpose.

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“This is a very useful, reliable, accurate, orthodox, and complete (historical, theological, philosophical, and cultural) summary of the Catholic teaching about marriage, the most essential of all human institutions.  It is especially needed in our day when even most Catholics do not know, believe, or live it–which is the primary cause of the decline of our civilization.” — Peter Kreeft, Professor of Philosophy, Boston College

“A compelling and intellectually rigorous work that brings philosophical clarity and theological depth to one of the most urgent questions of our time, offering a vision of marriage that is both faithful to tradition and pastorally relevant.” —Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, co-author with Ronda Chervin of Catholic Realism

 

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Paul Murano holds a Ph.D. in philosophy, Masters degrees in theology and philosophy, and a Certification in health care ethics.  The author of multiple books including The Devil-ution of Society and Refuting the Nonsense and Reclaiming the Truth, Paul also hosts the podcast Beneath the Surface, writes for two online publications, and has taught philosophy and theology at various colleges and universities. He has been a leader in adult catechesis and pro-life ministry, and is a singer-songwriter-musician.
 

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The Catholic Mass

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The Catholic Mass is a systematic exposition and explanation of all the parts of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. It is written in plain language so that parents can better understand the Mass themselves and can better explain it to their children. For in the author’s own words “this book is written and published for Catholic parents who want their children to be brought up in the timeless and eternal stream of Catholic Truth and practice as they are contained in, and learned from, the Catholic Mass …. if every child in a Catholic school was taught these fundamental Truths leading them to a lifelong understanding of, and love for, the Holy Catholic Mass, the vast majority would never shirk their duty of attending Mass on every Sunday of the year”.

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“Frits Albers invites readers into the mystery of the Mass with clarity, conviction, and theological depth, offering a compelling guide that renews reverence and deepens understanding of the Church’s most sacred and transformative act.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, co-author with Ronda Chervin of Catholic Realism: A Framework for the Refutation of Atheism and the Evangelization of Atheists

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

 

Frits Albers Ph. B (1921-2000) was born in Holland and studied under the Jesuits at Nijmegen during the 1940s.  He emigrated to Australia in 1951, and travelled extensively within the south-east region of the ‘lucky country’.  He joined the Department of Education in Victoria and worked as a high school teacher who specialised in mathematics, French and English.

In the early post Vatican II period he realised that the strange interpretations of the recently concluded Council that were being forced upon Catholics were under pinned by the same philosophy he had been taught in the 1940’s by the Jesuits at Nijmegen in the name of St Thomas Aquinas, but which in reality was the systematic Modernism of Pierre Teilhard De Chardin, S.J. Thus, in the early 1970’s he began writing articles and books to expose the philosophical root of these errors and aberrations of Teilhard De Chardin, and to defend Catholic Faith, clear thinking, and right philosophy.

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This book is actually the third in a series dealing with a quasi-religious phenomenon of relatively recent times called “The World Council of Churches”. The central book simply has the title of the organisation, but the author found a Protestant (Lutheran) pastor, Professor Dr. Peter Beyerhaus, who could see the disastrous direction in which the organisation was heading. Thus Frits Albers wrote the first in the series called “The Beyerhaus Effect” in 1977. Both of these books have been published quite recently by En Route Books and Media. We recommend that those who read this description read also the descriptions of the two already published.

This book the third entitled “Judgement, Conscience and Predestination” was written only three months after the central one in 1991. For the author evidently saw the need to complete his “argument” (in fact a trenchant critique, thoroughly founded in Scripture and the teaching of the Common Doctor of the Church Saint Thomas Aquinas) against an organisation that is justly held to be a leading player in what Pope Saint Pius X described in 1910 as “the great movement of apostasy being organised in every country for the establishment of a One World Church”.

That movement is more influential today than it was when Frits Albers wrote, though he saw clearly then its potential to infiltrate the very practices of the Catholic Church and have a malign influence on the shepherd’s teaching role of the episcopacy itself. No one needs any convincing of this today. For Australians just note the fact that in 1994 the ACBC blindly joined the Australian branch of the WCC.

There are of course many, including Catholics, even Dominicans, who have been taken in by the organisation’s claim to be the new “Christian Church” of the future displacing the Catholic Church of the past (2000 years). One does not have to have unity in doctrine to be a member. Suits many a modern liberated religious person.

Frits Albers was one of the few who saw the errors/heresies that lay hidden within the initially violent revolt, but persisting in veiled forms, against the divine authority of the Catholic Church, dating from the Protestant “Reformation”. He neatly combines them into a collection of the misinterpretations of the traditional teaching on Faith and Morals with regard to Judging, Conscience and Predestination. Anyone familiar with Protestant theology will readily recognise this. The reader who carefully studies what he has to say will gain an education in those matters not only central to the teaching with regard to the practice of the Faith but also as he acutely points out, following closely St. Thomas, to the understanding at the level of natural morality. The treatment on the common difficulty of reconciling the two levels of making judgements of others, between the inner state of their souls and the evident everyday necessity to judge them by their actions, and omissions, is particularly instructive even for those well versed in Moral Philosophy.

However, there can be no doubt that the reader will find for himself the value of this third book.

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“As is evident this book is the third in a series. The first is anticipatory, the second a trenchant criticism of an organisation of disparate ‘churches’ espousing diverse and even contradictory theological positions amongst themselves and united only in their explicit opposition of what the Catholic Church openly stands for. It is nothing less than shocking that a social body calling itself Catholic should join with it in any organised way. By all means ‘dialogue’ with it, but not at the cost of contradicting oneself and compromising one’s basic truths of Faith.

“This third book goes specifically into the bases of such blatant opposition to what Catholicism stands for, on understanding what Predestination, Conscience and Judging others mean. The opposed dictions could not be more contra, even from a natural rational point of view, as the author shows so marvelously.

“This is no ordinary treatment of the subject. I apply to this book what has been said in other testimonials about the two previous ones.

“On The Beyerhaus Effect by Dr. Sebastian Mahfood: “This work speaks with clarity, faith and intellectual courage, inviting readers to think deeply, pray honestly, and engage the world with renewed conviction. It is both challenging and profoundly hopeful. A gift to the Church.”

“On The World Council of Churches by Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP: “Albers writes with clarity and conviction guiding readers through complex ecumenical questions whilst remaining firmly anchored in Catholic doctrine, inviting serious reflection on unity, truth and the enduring identity of the Church”. I simply note the identifying of the Church with the Catholic Church.

“I would add, however, that included in Catholic doctrine are Natural Morals and that the teaching on Judging, Conscience and Predestination can be seen also at the level of natural reason as is explained by Aquinas. Albers, like few other Catholic authors today, brings this out beautifully.” – Dr. Donald Boland, Catholic philosopher and author. Click here for his author page.

“Albers offers a bracing and intellectually disciplined defense of Catholic moral theology, calling readers to recover clarity of conscience, reverence for tradition, and confidence in divine providence amid the confusions of modern theological discourse.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, co-author with Ronda Chervin of Catholic Realism: A Framework for the Refutation of Atheism and the Evangelization of Atheists

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

 

Frits Albers Ph. B (1921-2000) was born in Holland and studied under the Jesuits at Nijmegen during the 1940s.  He emigrated to Australia in 1951, and travelled extensively within the south-east region of the ‘lucky country’.  He joined the Department of Education in Victoria and worked as a high school teacher who specialised in mathematics, French and English.

In the early post Vatican II period he realised that the strange interpretations of the recently concluded Council that were being forced upon Catholics were under pinned by the same philosophy he had been taught in the 1940’s by the Jesuits at Nijmegen in the name of St Thomas Aquinas, but which in reality was the systematic Modernism of Pierre Teilhard De Chardin, S.J. Thus, in the early 1970’s he began writing articles and books to expose the philosophical root of these errors and aberrations of Teilhard De Chardin, and to defend Catholic Faith, clear thinking, and right philosophy.

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The editor is a retired electrical engineer who worked for most of his professional career in the specialist area of power generation. In a sabbatical year, he completed post graduate research in the History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Melbourne. He has long loved the philosophy of St Thomas Aquinas.

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Redeeming Reason: The Battle for Faith, Rationality, and Truth, Part 1

by Eduardo J. Echeverria

Redeeming Reason shows how faith and rational inquiry belong together, challenging secular autonomy and fideism. Eduardo J. Echeverria—Roman Catholic Kuyperian—engages Bavinck, Kuyper, and Vatican II on nature and grace, common grace, natural theology, ecclesial unity, and Christian philosophy. Through ecumenical essays, he defends realism about truth, acknowledges sin’s noetic effects, and calls for cultural renewal under Christ’s kingship. Rigorous yet accessible, this volume equips scholars, pastors, priests, seminarians, and students to think faithfully with confidence.
 
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“Few works should attract our attention more than Redeeming Reason. The reasons for this surely need amplifying, given our post-everything cultural environment: faith is viewed as irrational, and truth is utterly offensive. As a non-Roman-Catholic Kuyperian who has appreciated Abraham Kuyper’s emphasis on common grace, I too can insist with Professor Echeverria, who is a self-professed Kuyperian Roman Catholic, that our witness to the world has ecumenical implications. Having been “converted” to “Catholic social thought” and natural-law thinking as an orthodox Protestant through the writings of John Paul II, I am well aware that the church’s demonstrable and visible unity in a hostile cultural context is imperative. Creedal issues bring us to our knees, both at the altar and in our hearts, as we attempt with the early Christian fathers – fides quaerens intellectum – to utilize everything in the created order to glorify God. None, whether Catholic or Protestant, is better equipped to argue for the rationality of the Christian faith than Ed Echeverria.” – J. Daryl Charles, senior fellow, Center for Religion, Culture & Democracy

“For some time now Eduardo Echeverria has been at the forefront of ‘redeeming reason’ for use in Christian theology. Unmatched in his knowledge of Catholic and Reformed theology, Echeverria in this work shows how ecumenical engagement in the spirit of ‘receptive ecumenism’ that seeks an ‘exchange of gifts’ can enable us all to grasp more fully the doctrines of the Christian faith.” – Daniel Keating, Professor of Theology, Sacred Heart Major Seminary 

“Anyone who is familiar with the work of Dr. Echeverria knows that he is an incisive and compelling defender of reason, truth and Catholic doctrine. The penetrating essays in this volume reveal the depths of Echeverria’s erudition, his ability to tackle knotty theological problems, and his unwavering commitment both to the Catholic faith and to ongoing ecumenical dialogue. May readers enjoy feasting at this rich banquet of deep-seated faith and profound learning.” ~ Thomas G. Guarino, Emeritus Professor of Theology, Seton Hall University

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Eduardo Echeverria (PhD, Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam; S.T.L., University of St. Thomas Aquinas, Angelicum) is a retired Professor of Philosophy and Systematic Theology at Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. He is the author of numerous books, including Roman Catholicism and Neo-Calvinism: Ecumenical and Polemical Engagements (2024), Are We Together? A Roman Catholic Analyzes Evangelical Protestants (2022), Pope Francis: The Legacy of Vatican II, 2nd edition (2019), Revelation, History, and Truth: A Hermeneutics of Dogma (2017), and Jesus Christ, Scandal of Particularity: Vatican II, a Catholic Theology of Religions, Justification, and Truth (2024). He is a member of the American ecumenical initiative, Evangelicals and Catholics Together.

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The Beyerhaus Effect is a penetrating theological analysis of modern ecclesial subversion, examining how orthodox Christian teaching exposes-and disrupts-ideological distortions within contemporary religious movements. Written by Frits Albers and grounded in the work of Prof. Dr. Peter Beyerhaus, this book traces the emergence of “spiritual Marxism,” the misuse of ecumenism, and the manipulation of group dynamics, offering readers a rigorous framework for discernment, resistance, and fidelity to apostolic faith.

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“This work speaks with clarity, faith, and intellectual courage, inviting readers to think deeply, pray honestly, and engage the world with renewed conviction. It is both challenging and profoundly hopeful. A gift to the Church.” – Dr. Sebastian Mahfood, OP, co-author with Ronda Chervin of Catholic Realism: A Framework for the Refutation of Atheism and the Evangelization of Atheists

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

 

Frits Albers Ph. B (1921-2000) was born in Holland and studied under the Jesuits at Nijmegen during the 1940s.  He emigrated to Australia in 1951, and travelled extensively within the south-east region of the ‘lucky country’.  He joined the Department of Education in Victoria and worked as a high school teacher who specialised in mathematics, French and English.

In the early post Vatican II period he realised that the strange interpretations of the recently concluded Council that were being forced upon Catholics were under pinned by the same philosophy he had been taught in the 1940’s by the Jesuits at Nijmegen in the name of St Thomas Aquinas, but which in reality was the systematic Modernism of Pierre Teilhard De Chardin, S.J. Thus, in the early 1970’s he began writing articles and books to expose the philosophical root of these errors and aberrations of Teilhard De Chardin, and to defend Catholic Faith, clear thinking, and right philosophy.

ABOUT THE EDITOR

 

The editor is a retired electrical engineer who worked for most of his professional career in the specialist area of power generation. In a sabbatical year, he completed post graduate research in the History and Philosophy of Science at the University of Melbourne. He has long loved the philosophy of St Thomas Aquinas.

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by Mary Angela McMenamin

Paul coined the phrase “in Christ” as entered through baptism. Does the phrase reveal something profound about our optimal state of aliveness? Does Paul use “in Christ” instead of the Trinitarian name for a reason? Could Paul’s phrase most concisely sum-up the whole of Scripture and inform churches on the Catholic view of salvation? Could a proper understanding of “in Christ” be the most crucial topic of our time? Yes, yes, and more.
 
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Mary McMenamin holds a doctorate in theology from Pontifex University; a master’s in biblical theology; bible study leadership certification from the Catholic Bible Institute at Loyola Marymount University, a bachelor’s degree in art and marketing. She teaches, creates educational Catholic online content; lectors, cantors, and practices apologetics.

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The Human Person: A Bioethical Word by Francis Etheredge Is bioethics a technical specialization or a profound expression of human being? Wonderfully answering this question, the book is beautifully enriched by eight Forewords. Beginning again and again, Etheredge...

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History of the Eucharist

History of the Eucharist

History of the Eucharist by Roger Skrenes The Eucharist is not a topic of the moment. Like any good teacher, God took “his time” in revealing the Eucharist slowly, step by step, throughout Biblical history. In this history there are two main tracks: 1) the history of...

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Political Science from a Catholic Perspective

Political Science from a Catholic Perspective

Political Science from a Catholic Perspective by Fr. Peter Samuel Kucer, MSA Today, many specializations within the field of political science identify it particularly as a social science, and these are namely political theory, government and politics, comparative...

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Catholic Church History: Pre-Christian to Modern Times

Catholic Church History: Pre-Christian to Modern Times

Catholic Church History: Pre-Christian to Modern Times by Fr. Peter Samuel Kucer, MSA Catholic Church History: Pre-Christian to Modern Times presents how the Catholic Church developed from her earliest days up to modern times. The reader will encounter the mystical...

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The First Christians: Keeping the Faith in Times of Trouble

The First Christians: Keeping the Faith in Times of Trouble

The First Christians: Keeping the Faith in Times of Trouble by Gerard Verschuuren In this book, we speak about these first Christians mainly through the people who gave them a voice and a compass: the Church Fathers. They were their leaders and their teachers, heirs...

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