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Ignatius Press
Spring/Summer 2024 Titles
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Exploring the World’s Foundation in Christ
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George Cardinal Pell
the United States meant he was never far from controversy, inside an increasingly
fractured Church and in a world grown hostile to the Apostolic tradition. This definitive
biography traces Pell’s life from childhood in regional Australia to the Vatican
Treasurer in 2014, through his trials, imprisonment, and rebuilding his life. |
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God Is Ever New Pope Benedict XVI
ours. 978-1-62164-652-5 163 pages £16.50 Hardback |
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Now and At the Hour of Our Death |
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On Obedience 978-1-62164-545-0 160 pages £15.50 |
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Rabbles, Riots, and Ruins These were the ancient cities that once had raged against the Gospel and persecuted the Church, but later came to admirable faith. Each city had its own unique topography, commerce, culture, and institutions. Each city had its distinctive blend of gossip and history. Each city was different from all the others — and each become more perfectly itself through the influence of Jesus Christ.
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JesuSpiritual Masters Living and Praying in the Catholic Tradition Archbishop Emeritus Alfred Hughes This book offers a synthesis of the ordinary steps to living the Gospel life more fully and introduces the reader to thirteen Christian spiritual classics which illustrate those steps. Among the great saints and spiritual writers whose writings are included in this book are St. Augustine, St. Teresa of Avila, St. Benedict, St. Catherine of Siena, St. Francis de Sales, St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. John of the Cross, and others. 978-1-62164-686-0 185 pages £15.50 |
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The True Europe 978-1-62164-595-5 300 pages £16.50 |
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Too Small a World Foreword by Cardinal Timothy Dolan
978-1-62164-704-1 375 pages £15.50 |
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What Do You Seek? Unfortunately, many Catholics today do not know the basic outline of the Gospel message, or are not confident sharing it with others. So this book focuses on the kerygma—that basic, core Gospel message that is at the foundation of everything we believe and do as Catholics. The aim is to help us enter more deeply into the Gospel, to ponder the mysteries of God’s love for us and his work of salvation. 978-1-955305-13-6 150 pages £13.99 |
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Why Does Everything Come in Three’s? Join Peter Kreeft and explore the common Trinitarian structure of everything, of the whole universe and the human life in it of which you are a part, and also explore the basis of its structure in exploring that of its divine architect.The fact that so many things come in threes (e.g. material and temporal dimensions, protagonists in epics, values, the ontological structure of logic and love) does not prove the dogma of the Trinity, but it gives powerful clues to this truth about the nature of Ultimate Reality. 978-1-62164-679-2 155 pages £13.99 |
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Two new titles in the popular series: “What Every Catholic Should Know” Suffering Coping with suffering as Christians includes certain spiritual practices that lead us to surrender our lives more fully to the Lord. By offering our suffering as a spiritual sacrifice, joined intentionally to the suffering of Christ through prayer, we engage with the most profound Christian teaching about suffering: that it is redemptive. Suffering can transform us to be like God. 978-1-955305-58-7 175 pages £13.99 |
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Women of the Church The author says, “I have written this book for Catholic readers of all ages as a shortcut to stories about women of the Church that took me years to learn and piece together on my own. This book features not only well-known saints but also many other women—canonized, beatified, awaiting beatification, and at times important historically but not deserving of veneration— whom I believe every Catholic should know.” 978-1-950939-89-3 225 pages £13.99 |
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Other titles still available in the series £13.99 each: Being Catholic (Suzie Andres) 978-1-733859-89-9 |
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