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A Confederacy of Evil What did Cardinal Newman see that nobody else did, 150 years ago? Signs of the End Times--which he recounted in four masterful sermons The now-Blessed John Henry Newman, in the words of Malcolm Muggeridge, "foresaw with unique clarity how in our time, some two thousand years after St. Paul's prophecy was uttered, every particular would come to pass, down to the smallest detail."...However, Muggeridge noted, "God never leaves us in unrelieved darkness," and he found a consolation in the Newman sermons, in that they provided a sure guide for Catholics in our day. In these sermons, together with an introduction by the late Fr. Vincent Miceli, S.J.--whose book, The Antichrist, remains the standard contemporary popular reference. Fr. Miceli's Introduction takes us step by step through Newman's discourses. The combined essays are now for the first time available between the covers of one readable book. $10.80 Learn More Convent Boarding School Life with nuns from another time Now a book that introduces girls to a group of real nuns of yesteryear--and to Catholic girls just like themselves This charming book, written in the form of a diary of a young lady attending--and loving--a convent boarding school, learning her Faith and developing friendships with other girls, has captured the hearts of Catholic girls for decades. Here we meet young women being taught by nuns who loved both Christ and the many girls entrusted to them... The book brings out the individuality of the girls as they grow in the Faith and develop their hearts. It displays a sense of order in the schools and in the lives of the girls. The girls learn neatness...order...a prayer life...a sense of balanced hierarchy...duty...how to love sweetly. It is both consoling and supporting--as are the nuns portrayed here, who, incidentally, are based on real figures from a real boarding school in the early to mid-20th century. $16.95 Learn More Meditations for Lent Do you really make proper use of Lent? Pre-Vatican II Catholics had more help in using Lent properly. Not just the more rigorous disciplines, but sounder preaching and a wealth of solid spiritual books -- such as this magnificent treasury of Lenten wisdom compiled from the sermons of St. Thomas Aquinas. Now it's back in print for the first time in 60 years.. $16.95 Learn More It Takes a Family Catholic Rick Santorum fought for us during his twelve year tenure in the United States Senate. His New York Times bestseller, It Takes a Family, garnered high praise like this... “Explores in detail how traditional social and cultural connections are the foundations of the common good.”—WorldNet Daily.com “One of the stalwart defenders of human life and the pro-family cause, and his leadership within the halls of government has been invaluable to our nation and its people.” —Dr. James Dobson “A very important book. It is a reaffirmation of the moral, spiritual, and ethical characteristics that have blessed America since its founding.”—Jack Templeton, President, Templeton Foundation $25.00 Learn More Newman on Lent These are the moving sermons that helped earn Cardinal Newman plaudits. John Henry Newman never resorted to platitudes or mere exhortation. He wove beautiful, powerful gems from Scripture with his own keen insights into the human heart, producing masterpieces of prose and preaching. No Newman paragraph is wasted. $19.95 Learn More Discovering the Camino de Santiago "What an enjoyable, insightful, enriching journey….The beautiful universal insights and lessons in this gem help us all realize how to live a blessed pilgrimage in life’s journey too." – National Catholic Register A month of walking through Spain? But no ordinary month—this was the fabled pilgrimage to the Tomb of St. James. If Fr. Gregory Markey can do it, well, you can too. At least from your armchair. A priest-pastor chronicles the month-long life and times of a pilgrim, in a delightful yet sober account, as he endures, and enjoys, the much-celebrated Camino de Santiago. This peaceful journey—Web-free, phone-free, and TV-free—generated an astonishing array of brief but meaty spiritual reflections. Roman Catholic Books asked Fr. Markey to put the writings into this book. Fr. Markey did not conceal his priesthood, choosing on the contrary to wear the traditional Roman collar. And, unsurprisingly, the resulting conversation with pilgrims was serious… reflective… practical. But there was also plenty of private time along the 500-mile trail for Fr. Markey, a 41-year-old pastor of St. Mary's in Norwalk, Connecticut. Dealing with discomfort, with Scripture always in mind Balancing human concerns when suffering with God's purpose for you The requirements of a pilgrimage, and how they bring out the best in people Practical concerns, for those pondering long pilgrimages How to fit a prayer life perfectly into a pilgrimage What not to bring, in your mind and in your backpack The magnetic pull of Mass, even on such a trip How to acquire genuine perspective and distinguish its counterfeit Foreword by Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades of Fort Wayne/South Bend, Indiana Hand-sized, quality color softcover $9.95 Learn More Newman on Sin and Spiritual Rebirth Flaws - how to understand them, and overcome them. Cardinal Newman's best 5 essays on the human condition and sin. "For it is in proportion as we search our hearts and understand our own nature, that we understand what is meant by an Infinite Governor and Judge; in proportion as we comprehend the nature of disobedience and our actual sinfulness, that we feel what is the blessing of the removal of sin, redemption, pardon, sanctification, which otherwise are mere words. God speaks to us primarily in our hearts." "No one perhaps, is entirely ignorant of himself; and even the most advanced Christian knows himself only 'in part.' However, most men are contented with a slight acquaintance with their hearts, and therefore a superficial faith." $14.95 Learn More           FREE When you buy any book in the Winter 2012 catalogue (click here for PDF). Your choice of one of these titles. The Passion Creative Love Understanding Children and Preparing Them for Life Why I Became a Priest Why Jews Become Catholics Catholic Book of the Dead Cardinal Antonio Cañizares Llovera praises The Development of the Liturgical Reform Click here to read his letter to author Msgr. Nicola Giampietro Click here to sample the Fall 2011 Edition of The Traditionalist magazine. Click here to sample the Summer 2011 Edition of The Traditionalist magazine. Click here to sample the Spring 2011 Edition of The Traditionalist magazine. Click here to sample the Winter 2011 Edition of The Traditionalist magazine. Click here to sample the Fall 2010 Edition of The Traditionalist magazine. Click here to sample the Summer 2010 Edition of The Traditionalist magazine. Click here to sample the Spring 2010 Edition of The Traditionalist magazine. Click here to sample the Winter 2010 Edition of The Traditionalist magazine.   On the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross, September 14, at the famed shrine church, the Basilica of Loreto, Cardinal Castrillon Hoyos of the Vatican celebrated Mass to mark the advent of a new era in the Church, ushered in by Pope Benedict's directive, 'Summorum Pontificum. His Eminence used our 1962 Missal. Missale Romanum 1962 Drastically Reduced Now ONLY $110 As the new papal document on the traditional Latin Mass goes into effect, now is the time to DONATE -- at only $110 -- the traditional Latin altar missal from 1962, Missale Romanum, to your parish, hospital chapel, or priest friends. We will ship your purchase anywhere you instruct. Click here for a detailed description of the Missale Romanum. Musical Implications of Pope Benedict XVI's Summorum Pontificum Download Booklet Letter from the Roman Catholics Books President Roger A. McCaffrey on the Old Latin (1962) Missal (PDF File) Click here to read Pope's Benedict's Motu Proprio and Accompanying Letter on the Traditional Latin Mass  (PDF File)