Emmaus Road Publishing has announced it is the new publisher for best-selling author Brian J. Gail’s “American Tragedy in Trilogy.” Publisher Mike Sullivan said: “Brian Gail’s first two books–Fatherless and Motherless–have become something of a sensation in Catholic circles throughout the country. Fatherless is now sold in over 20 countries. The demand for the second book, Motherless is […]
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Our Sunday Visitor contributing editor Emily Stimpson has written an excellent piece outlining Dr. Eugene Gan’s seven media principles (or “keys”) in this week’s OSV Newsweekly. “How to be Christian in the Digital World” offers practical insights on how best to evaluate different forms of media. And if the article whets your appetite, be sure to order Infinite Bandwidth: […]
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Emmaus Road author Dr. Eugene Gan will be featured on Relevant Radio’s Morning Air with Sean Harriott on Monday, January 24 at 9AM (EST). Listen in to find out more about Gan’s synthesis of Catholic teaching on media.
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Patrick Coffin, author of Sex au Naturel: What It Is and Why It’s Good for Your Marriage (Emmaus Road Publishing) will be on Kresta in the Afternoon today at 4:00pm (Eastern). Click here to listen live. About Patrick Coffin Coffin is the host of Catholic Answers Live, the number-one rated Catholic radio show in America. […]
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From the Catholic News Agency, an interview with Danny Abramowicz. As a former New Orleans Saints player and coach, Abramowicz is celebrating the Saints’ Superbowl victory. In the interview, he said he was glad to watch a game with “no controversy” and which had “solid men of good character.” Abramowicz hosts EWTN’s show Crossing the […]
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Recently, we discovered a production error that inadvertently left out a small section of the overall work. The remaining inventory was immediately sent out to be repaired to correct the error. In addition, we are in the process of printing inserts for individuals that had purchased the RSV-CE Concordance prior to us discovering the error. […]
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We wanted to give you a heads-up: Benjamin Wiker, co-author with Scott Hahn of Answering the New Atheism, will be on Franciscan University Presents this Sunday, Dec. 7, at 10:00 PM. (Franciscan University Presents airs on EWTN.) He’ll be talking about the New Atheism and discussing its claims and flaws. If you haven’t brushed up […]
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One of my favorite sections of the Catechism of the Catholic Church is nos. 2221-31, which magnificently sets forth the duties of parents toward their children. I often mess things up in practice, but after prayerful reading of the Catechism there should be little doubt as to the theory: As parents we are called to […]
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CUF member Ian Rutherford of Aquinas and More Catholic Goods in Colorado Springs has launched an online Catholic Summer Reading Program. Click here for more information. This is a terrific encouragement to all of us to enhance our faith this summer through solid, inspirational reading. Great idea, Ian! And while we’re on the subject of […]
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Every year at Easter Wednesday Mass we hear St. Luke’s account of Our Lord’s appearance to the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. This Gospel passage brings to mind the Eucharistic “amazement” that Pope John Paul II sought to rekindle in the faithful through his final encyclical letter, Ecclesia de Eucharistia:
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