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message 1: by Christine (new)

Christine Calabrese For Children Grades K-5 Chapter Book:
The Donkeys Jesus Chose ~ A Catholic Chapter Storybook

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eNge...
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...


message 2: by Sheila (new)

Sheila Cronin My short story "Lizzy's Gift was published in the Spring edition of Liguorian Magazine and features the characters from my novel. If you do not subscribe to this Catholic magazine and would like to read the story, please reply with your email address and I will send you a pdf copy. Happy Easter!


message 3: by Christine (new)

Christine Calabrese Sheila wrote: "My short story "Lizzy's Gift was published in the Spring edition of Liguorian Magazine and features the characters from my novel. If you do not subscribe to this Catholic magazine and would like to..."
That's nice! I won't give me email here but will give it if you friend me. But how do I review it? Hum.


message 4: by Sandralena (new)

Sandralena Hanley Champion of Valdeor teaches the 7 cardinal virtues an epic adventure.

A kingdom in chaos.
A shepherd boy who yearns to become a warrior.
A princess who's waited a century to claim her father's throne.
The time is right for the coming of the Champion of Valdeor.
But six magical stones of virtue and an evil warlord stand in the way...

Fun Christian adventure! A princess must practice 7 virtues to win her throne.


message 5: by Thomas (new)

Thomas Usle Tidal Fates: Calling; the first installment of a trilogy to come.

The story follows the voyage of a brother and sister aboard a merchant vessel, traversing the sea that divides an already divided empire. Themes of following the path of self or the forfeiture of self, duty versus dereliction thereof, in a world of reminiscent mythos.

I am presently a quarter of the way through completion of the second installment of this trilogy. I hope it is to your liking! Gentlemen: if you routinely think about the Roman Empire, this may be the book for you!


message 6: by Christine (new)

Christine Calabrese Tom wrote: "Tidal Fates: Calling; the first installment of a trilogy to come.

The story follows the voyage of a brother and sister aboard a merchant vessel, traversing the sea that divides an already divided ..."


Thank you! Can you post the link too?


message 7: by Christine (new)

Christine Calabrese Sandralena wrote: "Champion of Valdeor teaches the 7 cardinal virtues an epic adventure.

A kingdom in chaos.
A shepherd boy who yearns to become a warrior.
A princess who's waited a century to claim her father's th..."


Thank you! Sounds great!


message 8: by Thomas (new)

Thomas Usle Thanks for the reminder Sandralena!

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...


message 9: by Marie (new)

Marie C C. My book, Worth Dying For, has just come out.

Mark, a talented young mechanic, lives on a garbage world where richer planets dump their trash, and he hates everything about it.
One day a stranger offers him a job that will get him off his planet and pay more than Mark ever dreamed of making.
There’s a catch, of course: he’ll be working for an interplanetary corporation that implants its own tech into the brains of its employees. It’s a deal with the devil—the actual devil, according to his parents. But maybe it’s worth it anyway—Mark needs the money to help his sister.
One thing leads to another, and soon Mark and his new friend Evan will have to decide what—if anything—is worth dying for.

If you like space opera that tackles serious questions while also keeping you on the edge of your seat, this might be a good choice for you.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0D...


message 10: by Kevin (new)

Kevin Rush Best of luck.


message 11: by Jean (new)

Jean Kelly Less Helping Them, More Healing You: The Transcendent Gifts of an Ancient Spiritual Practice (ACTA April 2024), https://amzn.to/49QCa0r, weaves together three elements—personal memoir, research on patterns of enmeshed (co-dependent) relationships, and applied examples of Spiritual Reading from my journey. The narrative shows how to access spiritual wisdom and peace even during times of denial, desolation, and painful relationships. I hope readers feel invited into a centuries-old community of contemplation, openness, and mercy.


message 12: by Lorel (new)

Lorel Wilhelm-Volpi Important Catholic Women of the 20th Century: Stories of Courage and Fear, Unassuming Audacity and Everyday Drudgery, Connected by Faith https://a.co/d/2Lc16RL

I think we all struggle at times to know how God is calling us to follow His will in the modern world. I know I do.

After all, it can be a struggle to be a modern Catholic woman when you face challenges like societal judgments and expectations, familial disapproval, financial hardships, or prejudice, but that is when we are most called to trust that God brings good from all things. There are sixteen women featured in Important Catholic Women of the 20th Century whose unique stories teach us how embracing God's calling, no matter the circumstances, can turn ordinary lives into something extraordinary.

These women are like us: They are mothers, wives, sisters, and professionals, and are dedicated to following His will, each in their specific context and circumstances.

Inside Important Catholic Women of the 20th Century, you will learn about the lives of women like:
- Mother Teresa, one of the most recognized Catholic women of the 20th century.
- Maria Quattrocchi, a woman who created a deeply spiritual home life for her family.
- Thea Bowman, a sister and liturgist who fought for cultural awareness.
- Cory Aquino, wife, mother, and 11th president of the Philippines.
- Sofia del Valle, a social activist with a vocation to single life.
And more strong and courageous women whose lives teach us what it means to love and spread His love.

Each chapter ends with reflection questions so that you not only read about these women; but that you can dive into some of the lessons each woman’s story might offer.

The goal of this book - Important Catholic Women of the 20th Century - is to inspire all of us to fearlessly bring faith into your every action. My hope is that the sixteen women in this book serve as mentors for us as we seek to live lives of holiness.


message 13: by Mary (new)

Mary Catelli The Enchanted Princess Wakes

My fairytale fantasy. Light reading that does take place in a Catholic milieu.


message 14: by David (new)

David Fletcher The Fortress Within: Building a Spiritual Moral and Financial Legacy as a Catholic Man

Hi everyone, I'm truly grateful to be part of this group and share my first book with you.

I didn’t write The Fortress Within as someone who’s figured it all out, but as someone who’s wrestled with the same questions many men face today: How do I lead my family? How do I stay grounded in faith while providing and protecting? And how do I build something that lasts?

This book is the result of countless hours of reflection, prayer, and failure. As someone who converted from being an atheist to devout Catholic, I wanted to create something for Catholic men who want to grow, spiritually, morally, and financially, but aren’t sure where to begin. My hope is that these pages offer encouragement, clarity, and a sense of brotherhood as you build your own fortress, from the inside out.


message 15: by Mary (new)

Mary Catelli Even After

Light fairy-tale fantasy for your entertainment reading. The milieu is Catholic.


message 16: by Simone (new)

Simone Nespolo The Necessary Schism of the American Catholic Church? Christian
The Roman Catholic Church is too powerful an adversary even for the United States. Could an anticipatory, preemptive schism be necessary? A brief geopolitical essay on religion and power.

Ebook https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GX2NDGCH


message 17: by Mary (new)

Mary Catelli Writing And Reflections is a work of essays on aspects of writing, particularly of fantasy.


message 19: by Raul (new)

Raul Medrano Hello recommending book The Birds Are Coming by Raul Medrano.
The Birds Are Coming A Soldier's Story of War, Intercession, and Mercy by Raul Medrano
The Birds Are Coming: A Soldier's Story of War, Intercession, and Mercy

Story is nonfiction. It is a memoir about a Army veteran's deployment to Afghanistan and his return to the Catholic faith through the intercession of Saint Barbara


message 20: by Eduardo (new)

Eduardo Baez Hello Catholic Readers! For those interested in Catholic historical fiction / thriller stories, I'm currently writing the first book in a series about the fight against human trafficking. You can check out my upcoming debut novel - The Michaeleans: Shadow Order - [Coming 2027] - at https://themichaeleans.com

Sign up to the mailing list to be the first to know when the book is available!

In the sun-drenched excess of Miami, Leandro Moraes has everything a young man could want: a rising corporate career, a sleek convertible, a lean physique honed by kickboxing, and a hedonistic lifestyle of fleeting pleasures. Yet when a violent nightclub raid reveals a powerful international syndicate trafficking in human lives, his carefully constructed life begins to fall apart.

Drawn into the aftermath by a beautiful and fiercely principled young woman, Leandro learns of the Michaeleans: a clandestine Catholic order devoted to Saint Michael the Archangel and sworn to fight modern slavery. Confronted with the moral compromises of those closest to him, he must make an impossible choice: keep climbing the ladder of success, or walk away from everything to answer a higher calling.


message 21: by Michael (new)

Michael A. Eduardo wrote: "Hello Catholic Readers! For those interested in Catholic historical fiction / thriller stories, I'm currently writing the first book in a series about the fight against human trafficking. You can c..."

Hi, I'm Michael. I just went to your website. Very cool design. I also learned something new... Capoeira! Thank you for sharing that interest in your life. Peace.


message 22: by Michael (new)

Michael A. Hello fellow Catholic Readers!

I recently published my new book, More Than A Symbol: Discovering the Real Presence of Christ in Scripture, and wanted to share it with this group. Steve Ray wrote the foreword for the book.

More Than A Symbol examines the biblical evidence for Eucharistic theology, focusing on early Church worship and apostolic teaching in the Book of Acts. It breaks down key Scripture passages step by step to explain how early Christians understood the Real Presence.

If you want to read a sample first, you can download Chapter 5 for free:
https://the-bible-made-me-catholic.ki...

Downloading the free sample also unlocks a 50% discount code for my first book, The Bible Made Me Catholic!.

You can order the paperback or Kindle edition directly on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HLYRN9RD

I look forward to connecting with you and hearing your thoughts!


message 23: by The (new)

The Trace St. Therese of Lisieux Novena for Trust and the Little Way
Hello Catholic Readers!
I’m The Divine Trace, author of Catholic devotional and prayer books.
St. Therese of Lisieux Novena for Trust and the Little Way is a 9-day Catholic devotional centered on St. Therese’s Little Way and her spirituality of trust in God.
Each day brings together Scripture, prayer, and gentle reflection, exploring themes of trust, humility, surrender, love, and confidence in God. It was created for both readers discovering St. Therese for the first time and those returning to her spirituality with a special prayer intention.
Goodreads:
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...
I’m grateful to be part of this Catholic reading community. God bless!


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