Paulist Press

How Nick Became a Wonder-Watcher

Nick is a lovable character, a real boy growing up with the effects of Down syndrome, who lives on a farm in northern California with his parents, three sisters, and a brother. Having loving support from his family, Nic

Written by the best selling author of Where the Hell Is God?, this accessible volume is for everyone who wonders how to pray, everyone who wonders what happens when you pray, and everyone who wonders if God hears our prayers. In an engaging and informativ

This spiral-bound desk calendar shows the designated Bible Reading for the day, feasts and saints' days, rubrics and chronological days in a handsome week-at-a-glance format.
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An entirely new and comprehensive commentary by canon lawyers from North America and Europe, with a revised English translation of the code. Reflects the enormous developments in canon law since the publication of the original commentary.

Milo, a curious bunny, comes across a leaf that awakens a lot of concerns in him. What follows is a comparison between the life cycle of people―and bunnies―and nature according to the seasons of the year, explained from a tender conversation between mothe

A primer on how the church determines nullity of marriage and the mechanics of canon law process.

The Gospel Truth

Son of an Unknown Father is a story about Martin de Porres. It opens a window on the culture of the New World in the sixteenth century and explores the spiritual growth of a black man who experienced and transcended racism from childhood to adulthood, oft

Twenty-two saints are arranged by their Feast Day from January through December, with up to three saints in a given month. Each saint's distinctive sense of call, service, and mission is described in the first person. A story or two for each highlights th

An entirely new and comprehensive commentary by canon lawyers from North America and Europe, with a revised English translation of the code. Reflects the enormous developments in canon law since the publication of the original commentary. Now in paperback

Shows readers how painful and confusing periods of change are not only normal and necessary for maturity, but also offer the chance for true spiritual and psychological growth.