Liguori Publications

Written by prolific, best-selling, and humorous author, Bernadette McCarver Snyder, this book is a panoply of prayers and meditations organized around the seasons of a garden year. A warmly humorous take on flowers--and even weeds--as God's gift to us.

The topic of ministerial spirituality engages two important contemporary movements: the remarkably growing interest in spiritual matters and the dramatic increase in the number of lay Catholics involved in ministry. This work includes seven perspectives f

Sophie is a curious little girl, as little children tend to be. She talks with her mom and others about the sacraments and helps children to glimpse the sacraments through the girl’s sense of wonder.


In Sophie Wonders About Anointing, Sophie is curio

As baptized Christians, we believe that God accompanies us on our pilgrimage through life, but how often do we feel stuck, overwhelmed, or lost along the way? In Remembering God, Mary Katharine Deeley helps the contemporary Christian to pray with Scriptur

This powerful, moving, and "disturbing" book looks at the contemporary issues that block the attainment of a revitalized Church--a Church united rather than fragmented, a Church tuned to justice for all rather than to provincial myopia. A Presence That Di

Jesus often used planting analogies in his parables. Following Jesus' example and using the imagery of a garden, this book shows us that raising children requires special care if the harvest is to be good. Nurturing Today's Children will bring thoughtful

We tend to think that miracles are all God's doing, that our cooperation is not important. But in truth, part of every miracle taking place is a profound faith expressed through action. In No Faith, No Miracles Arlene McGannon takes Gospel accounts of Jes

In his foreword, dissident American Catholic theologian Charles Curran calls this book the late Haring's "last will and testament for the church." It does indeed pass on to the whole Christian church the substantial inheritance built up by the life and wo

Waiting can take us out of the present moment, whether by anxiety or irritation, anticipation or dread. Discover God's presence while you wait, and use those moments as opportunities for prayer. Take time to pray while you wait in a doctor's office, for y

Joseph Ritter was one of the most important and forward-thinking prelates of the Church in North America during the 20th century. He served as ordinary for the Archdiocese of Indianapolis and then as "Cardinal" Ritter in St. Louis for twenty years until h

For the George family, there wasn’t supposed to be hope for their newborn son, John Paul, born with a half-functioning heart that was unable to pump blood throughout his tiny body. But one important yet invisible fact eluded the doctors: John Paul might h

"Dear Lord, every day I hit the highways and byways, list in hand, confident that I know where I'm going and how to get there. But when I hit a detour or have a breakdown, I realize I'm not really in control. Remind me, Lord, not to be too dependent on"

Faithful Meditations for Every Day in Ordinary Time will help you continue the daily ritual of reading and reflection on sacred Scripture. This collection of daily meditations, prayers, and questions encourages the custom of daily prayer and suggests conc

Creating an Inclusive Worship Community is full of practical advice on how parishes can welcome those with disabilities.
Author Elizabeth Browne, Ph.D., applies the theology of disability/inclusion to the process of creating open door parishes. Complemen

This remarkable book enables everyone to benefit from the thoughts of six eminent theologians as they explore what the Catholic Church in the 21st century can learn from the Catholic Church of the past. Each section of the book focuses on the Church durin

The gospel tells us to look into other people’s eyes as we search for an image of God to help us work for healing justice amid the rubble and the memories that litter our lives, to rebuild a human world on the debris of broken dreams, and to commit oursel