Cancel culture's goal to destroy American history and its heroes includes obliterating Christianity and the Judeo-Christian faith, because Christianity is a truth revealed in history. The authors give us tools and talking points to fight back.

St. Thomas Aquinas truly does rescue modern psychology. Fr. Brian Mullady explains the great Dominican’s writings on healthy psychology, and how this fits into Catholic moral teaching concerning areas such as Freudian sexuality.

We desire eternal love but often experience betrayal and broken promises. Sr. Faustina’s Litany of Trust shows how Jesus reaches out to us, inviting us to love Him, and then how to apply this trust in our lives.

Suffering is a part of life, but Our Lord’s crucifixion, death, and resurrection shows us the path of bringing good work out of suffering. This small, durable companion is a treasure trove of Catholic theology, prayers, and novenas.

Supreme Knight, Carl Anderson discusses his essays on faith and citizenship that explore how Christian witness and religious liberty intersect. He notes the Constitution’s framers put Freedom of Religion first in the Bill of Rights.

Teresa Tomeo believes God is reaching out to us all the time. We’re just too busy to listen. She talks about her new book detailing a baker’s dozen of experiences people have had with God when they simply listened.

Learn to speak for those who have no voice. Dr. Steven Christie presents rebuttals that pro-life advocates can use to persuasively and cogently explain their pro-life stance at a moment's notice, with clarity and power.

Children will love Anthony Destefano’s introduction to angels. His new book, with music and sound effects, explains their creation by God, the rebellion of Satan, and the role of the Archangels and Guardian Angels.

Mystery of the Altar has daily meditations, concise but inspiring excerpts from the first through the 21st century. “A devotional for the laity, a homiletic resource for priests, and a catalog of Eucharistic texts for contemplation,” Howell sums up.

It’s a true story that reads like a best-selling thriller. Fr. Bill Watson explains how Romauld Spasowski, a high-ranking Communist official, secretly fed information on the party to Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II.