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Highlights
from our catalog...
Belisarius,
Book III: Rome the Eternal
by Paolo A Belzoni
"I'm a Belisarius fan, and I've been
looking forward to the third book in the
series for some time. Well, Paolo did not
disappoint! Like the previous books, Book
III is a captivating page-turner that
keeps you hooked from start to
finish....An engaging story that puts the
reader deep into the historical setting
but with echoes that resound to our modern
day. Whether you pick up this book for
yourself or to hand to your teen, you
won't be disappointed." More...
—Maureen Wittmann
co-founder, Homeschool Connections
472 pp. + maps ~ paperback ~
978-1-935228-27-1 ~ $21.95 |
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Latin
Prayers of the Rosary Coloring
Book
by Robert F. Kauffmann
Get your children or grandchildren started
off on the right foot by introducing them to
the most beloved and efficacious prayers of
the Catholic Church. The Latin Prayers
of the Rosary Coloring Book makes an
excellent gift for the young Catholic in
your life, whether for Christmas, Birthday,
First Holy Communion or as part of a
Catholic school or homeschooling activity. More...
48 pp. ~ 30 illus. ~ paperback ~
978-1-935228-30-1 ~ $15.95 |
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The
Story of the Philippines
God's Rampart in Asia
by Phillip Campbell
From the hazy early history of the ancient
Philippines, to the arrival of the Spanish
and Catholicism; from the galleon trade to
the Moro Wars; from the battles of the
Philippine Revolution and Spanish-American
War, to the Japanese invasion and
Independence; from the Marcos dictatorship
to the modern-day Filipino diaspora, The
Story of the Philippines: God's Rampart in
Asia covers the entire panoply of
Philippine history in Campbell's lively,
informal style that is sure to appeal to
young readers and their parents alike. More...
2022 ~ 300 pp. ~ paperback ~
978-1-935228-24-0 ~ $22.95 |
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Masaru
by Michael T. Cibenko
"A scholarly and creatively told story of a
young boy in mid-16th century Japan who
chooses to pursue the path of “Iesu” or
“Jesus” toward Christianity....Along with
its setting of beautiful cultural,
geographic, and language details, this story
is also enhanced by explanatory maps, a
Glossary of Terms, and design embellishments
that make the production not only a great
“read” but also a very attractive
presentation book a la “Lord of the Rings."
More...
—Catholic Media
Association Award
2nd Place, Catholic Novels:
Inspirational
276 pp. ~ paperback ~ 978-1-935228-23-3 ~
$16.95 |
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On
the Deaths of the Persecutors
A
Translation of De Mortibus
Persecutorum by Lucius Cćcilius
Firmianus Lactantius
translated by Lord Hailes [David
Dalrymple]
Called the Christian Cicero by readers
ancient and modern alike, Lactantius's On
the Deaths of the Persecutors is a
work of considerable historical import,
containing details about the Roman Empire of
the early 4th century that are found nowhere
else. In this unique work, Lactantius
created a hybrid of history and apologetics,
making a case for the truth of the Christian
religion based on the fates of those
emperors who had been the most egregious
persecutors of Christians. More...
Christian Roman Empire series,
Volume 14
128 pp. ~ paperback ~
978-1-935228-20-2 ~ $16.95 |
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Angels
in Iron
by Nicholas C. Prata
"In addition to being
an exciting action/adventure yarn and
quite a page-turner, Angels in
Iron is valuable as a miniature
history lesson as well....This is a book
that belongs on the bookshelf of every
Catholic man, should be read by every
Catholic boy (11 or older, I would say),
and stocked by every Catholic school
library." —Latin Mass
Magazine
313 pp. ~ 1 map ~ paperback ~
978-1-889758-56-5 ~ $16.95 |
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