A fairytale for all ages. The sequel to "The Ruby Cave". Copyright 2016, Paul Martin's Fine Films and Audiobooks.

A fairy tale for all ages, by Paul Martin. The prequal to "The Witch and the Wolverine." Copyright 2018, Paul Martin's Fine Films and Audiobooks.

When godly holy people die and go to heaven do they pray for us and watch over us? Do they become like the angels? Or are they unconscious waiting for the resurrection? What does the Bible say? What did the early church believe? Find out here.

The book of Tobit is very edifying to read, and contains plenty of allusions in the New Testament as well as claims to divine inspiration. But Protestants and Jews reject it as Scripture. Why is this? What did the early church think of Tobit? Find out now!

Sirach aka Ecclesiasticus (literally means "The church book") is an ancient Jewish book written around 190BC. This beautiful book contains 51 chapters of divine wisdom as well of prophetic words on the coming Messiah. It was very widely quoted and regarded as Scripture by the early church.

Does Baruch belong in Scripture? Baruch was the secretary to Jeremiah the prophet. This beautiful little prophetic book contain a number of spiritual treasures for those who read and believe it.

Catholics have a longer version of Daniel than Jews and Protestants do. What is the justification for having the longer version? Are stories like Susannah and Bel & the Dragon part of Scripture, or apocrypha as claimed by Protestants? What did the early church think?

In this episode we look at Judith and its connection with Ezekiel 23. Also examined is what the early church thought of this book as well as its powerful message.

Catholics are frequently accused of worshipping idols, ignoring the ten commandments, and worshipping Mary. Nothing could be further from the truth! Tune in to this episode to learn what Catholics really believe.

The Rosary, read by Paul Martin. For people busy going to and from work, who want to pray along with it.