Author Steven Hemler shared the history of how Scepter's newest titles, The Busy Parent's Guide to the Catholic Faith: Short Answers to the Big Questions, came to be, and how it hopes it will help parents, grandparents, and Godparents today!

This week, we jumped into the middle of our newest title, The Busy Parent's Guide to the Catholic Faith: Short Answers to the Big Questions by Steven Hemler, to share some of the questions you can expect to find in the book.

This week, we sat down with Ian Mahood, the author of Prince, Patron and Patriarch: The Litany of St. Joseph and the Dogma that Makes It Strong. He shares more about what inspired him to write this book and how his relationship with this Saint has grown over the years.

Just in time for the Feast of St. Joseph on March 19th, don't miss this new title from Scepter, Prince, Patron, and Patriarch: the Litany of St. Joseph and the Dogma that Makes It Strong by Ian Mahood

Author Thomas Joachim invites us to a holy ambition based in the Scriptures and the writings of the Saints: an ambition not for worldly honors, but the glory of God. This is the fourth chapter of his book.

This week we sat down with Fr. Carter Griffin to discuss his new book, Reclaimed: Win the War of Freedom, Self-Mastery, and Holy Purity. You won't want to miss this conversation about the war our young men, and women, are facing today, and yet the hope he sees for this generation!

Fr. Carter Griffin, Rector of St. John Paul II Seminary in Washington, DC, wrote this new Scepter title about chastity and holy purity. We share the introduction and first chapter of this timely book.

What if heaven isn't just our destination, and happiness isn't something we wait for, but realities we can begin to live now? This is the question Fr. Edward Maristany asks in his new book Heave Can't Wait.

As we live the Christian Unity Octave from January 18th to January 25th, this is a reading from Volume 6 of In Conversation with God on Mary, Mother of Unity.

As we begin the month of November, a month dedicated to considering the Last Things (death, judgment, heaven, and hell), we share the beginning of our title, Visions of Purgatory: a private revelation.