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Highlights
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I
Am A Christian
Authentic
Accounts of Christian
Martyrdom and Persecution from
the Ancient Sources
compiled and edited by
Anthony P. Schiavo, Jr.
Christians of today face questions that
would have seemed absurd to our ancestors.
Did Jesus exist? Isn't the New Testament
just a fairy tale? Aren't the accounts of
the early martyrs just fables? These
accusations gain traction because the
average person today has practically no
knowledge of the Church's ancient past. I
Am A Christian: Authentic Accounts of
Christian Martyrdom and Persecution from
the Ancient Sources aims to remedy
this deficiency by providing a collection of
the earliest and most trustworthy
eye-witness accounts from Roman antiquity. More...
2018 ~ 216 pp. + paperback ~
978-1-935228-18-9 ~ $14.95 |
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Three
Years behind the Guns
by John B. Tisdale
Originally written in 1908, Three Years
Behind the Guns is an amusing, gritty
look at life aboard the flagship Olympia
at a time when the United States was on the
cusp of becoming a great power. Though a
memoir, the author writes with all the
youthful exuberance of the age and finds
himself, much to his surprise, with a
front-row seat to the naval battle at Manila
Bay during the Spanish-American War. More...
2017 ~ 244 pp. + 70 illus. ~ paperback ~
978-1-935228-17-2 ~ $16.95 |
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The
Daughters of Pola
by John Mason Neale
Daughter of a noble Roman family, Agnella
had heard tell of the foul practices of the
Christians. What good Roman wouldn’t hate
such a vile sect? When Diocletian declared
that all must sacrifice to the immortal gods
or be punished, Agnella’s father, Marcus
Acilius Dolabella, præfect of Histria, was
quick to put the emperor’s command into
effect, little suspecting that his own
daughter's actions would provide seed for
the burgeoning Christian Church. More...
2017 ~ 152 pp. + 4 illus. ~ paperback ~
978-1-935228-16-5 ~ $13.95 |
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The
Fragmentary History of Priscus
Attila, the Huns and the Roman
Empire, AD 430-476
translated by Prof. John P. Given, PhD
"This
is a magnificent work. It is logically
organized with appropriate comments added
to the translated fragments to ensure
clarity and a continuous story. The author
is intent on emphasizing Priscus's unique
voice. In this he succeeds remarkably.
Given the fragmentary nature of Priscus's
work, this is no mean feat. The author's
writing style is clear and lucid, and will
greatly appeal to a non-specialist
audience." More...
Christian Roman Empire series, Volume 11
252 pp. ~ paperback ~ 978-1-935228-14-1 ~
$22.95 |
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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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