Clear Conscience: A Book for Every Catholic’s Shelf
In an election year, we can count on a few things: Political ads Reminders to register to vote Reminders to vote Partisan opinions and nasty
In an election year, we can count on a few things: Political ads Reminders to register to vote Reminders to vote Partisan opinions and nasty
It will make you laugh. It will make you cry. It will shock you. You cannot finish this book without being moved. Eye of the
I adore Dorothy Day. That’s the reason why I picked up this book. Like Dorothy Day, when I first met Thérèse of Lisieux, I wasn’t very
Yesterday I finished the first book I’ve ever read by then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger. I’m quite proud of myself. This isn’t the first one I’ve started.
Plan now to get some of your favorite girlfriends together this Lent to read this book! Walk in Her Sandals is a deep and unique
I ❤️ this book. It was over far too soon, but it will encourage you to read more about these awesome women. You hear about the
When I first opened Love, Henri, it annoyed the heck out of me. I don’t know what I was thinking when I requested this book.
I don’t know about you, but I need a little Christmas magic right now. Let’s take a little trip to Advent and Christmas with Lisa
In this technology-saturated world, Teresa Tomeo speaks from personal experience and candid observation on what we all need to do to be better followers of
Promise and Challenge: Catholic Women Reflect on Feminism, Complementarity, and The Church. Kinda says it all, doesn’t it? In this book a group of distinguished,
John Paul II’s feast day is tomorrow. How are you going to celebrate it? For many of us here at Ignitum Today, he was the
To some in the Church, “Father knows best” is seen as fundamental to Catholicism. I’m not referring to our biological fathers, but to our religious
The cover appropriately displays a fish out of water. Ever felt like that? Like you were in over your head? Like you were way outside
Anne Costa’s book, Embracing Edith Stein, was my traveling companion on my recent trip to Missouri. I wish I had spent more than a few hours
The other day, while waiting for my laundry at the laundromat, I read St. Paul’s Letter to the Romans in my Jewish Annotated New Testament.
When he was in Bethany reclining at table in the house of Simon the leper, a woman came with an alabaster jar of perfumed oil, costly
The Syrian Civil War has all but disappeared from our news as the American attention-span ran out. We are now more concerned about our healthcare
Most of us will never go to a foreign land to spread the gospel. We just don’t have the support to drop everything and travel
I’ve had an off and on again relationship to Our Mother for as long as I’ve been Catholic. She was very instrumental in my conversion
Working at a nursing home, I met a married couple that really defined for me what marriage means. He was wheelchair dependent. He had had
When I tell people that I’m currently an intern at Feminists for Life, they usually look at me like I have a second head. Pro-life