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Smile of Joy: Mary of Nazareth
Thomas G. Casey, SJ
Readers will find a portrayal of Mary’s inner life and generous “yes” to God, based on the New Testament, depicting a deeply compassionate, truly thoughtful, really holy, and wholly human woman to whom we can readily relate.
Here is an entry into Mary’s inner life, based on what is said about her in the New Testament, showing how this compassionate woman can provide an example for us in our Christian lives.
A number of the Mysteries of the Rosary are also present in this book: there are chapters on the Annunciation, the Visitation, the Birth of Jesus, the Presentation, the Finding in the Temple, the Crucifixion, the Descent of Holy Spirit, and the Coronation of Our Lady as Queen of Heaven.
2018 104 pages R189.50
Ave Maria: The Mystery of a Most Beloved Prayer
Pope Francis
This important new work by Pope Francis provides an enlightening new vision of the importance of women in the Church and the world, seen through the lens of Mary, the mother of Jesus.
2019 159 pages R395.00
Total Consecration: Through the Mysteries of the Rosary
Fr. Ed Broom, OMV
Fr. Ed Broom has developed this do-it-yourself retreat that culminates in the consecration to Jesus through Mary by focusing on the Mysteries of the Rosary and the Seven Sorrows of Mary – and all it takes is a few moments each day!
For years Fr. Ed Broom has transformed lives by leading this retreat. Now, for the very first time, that retreat is available in book form for those who cannot attend one of Father’s retreats in person.
Here you’ll find the entire retreat program to bring you closer to Our Lady and to Our Lord: Scripture readings keyed to each Rosary decade, Fr. Broom’s meditations on each Mystery, daily prayers, and practical steps to help you gain the most from each meditation as you draw daily closer to your retreat’s culmination in the fifth week: your own total Consecration
2018 240 pages R339.50
Fatima: The Apparition that Changed the World
Jean M. Heimann
Fatima. Few place-names in the Christian world conjure up such powerful images and associations than this humble town in Portugal. For it was there that Our Lady appeared to three shepherd children beginning in 1917—where even non-believers attest the miracles there as the “day the sun danced.”
The Virgin’s message, as it always is, was penance. But she also predicted the rise and fall of communism, the Second World War, and the attempted assassination of Pope St. John Paul II. Yet amid these tragedies, she promised refuge in her Immaculate Heart to all who approach her—a promise extended, and urgently needed, today.
This beautiful volume—filled with more than 50 full-colour images—is a treasure for long-time devotees of Our Lady of Fatima, as well as a gripping history for those who seek to learn more about the dramatic events related to the apparition that have unfolded over the course of the last century.
In Fatima, noted Catholic author and Blue Army member Jean M. Heimann traces the events of the apparitions at Cova da Iria and guides the reader through the hundred tumultuous years since.
2017 160 pages R287.50
