Pope Leo XIV: Inside the Conclave and the Dawn of a New Papacy by Christopher White (B2036, 2 volumes): Veteran Vatican correspondent Christopher White delivers an authoritative account of the conclave that shaped the forces that propelled Pope Leo XIV to the papacy, and the vision he brings to the Church’s future. Drawing on exclusive reporting and expert analysis, White examines the potential impact of Pope Leo XIV's leadership on Catholicism’s governance, doctrine, and engagement with pressing global issues. He also explores how the vision of Pope Francis’s successor may shape the Church’s role in contemporary society amid unprecedented uncertainty and change.
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Stop Your Whining: Legally Blind with 20/20 Vision by John Helton (B2035, 2 volumes): From having vision to becoming legally blind, from being married to becoming a widower, this is the story of John, AKA The Blind Fury and how he overcame these difficult situations. This book will encourage you, challenge you, make you laugh, and might even make you cry. Regardless, it is a challenge for all to Stop Your Whining and look at life with a different perspective.
Clean of Heart: Overcoming Habitual Sins Against Purity by Rosemarie Scott (B2033, 6 volumes): Clean of Heart: Overcoming Habitual Sins Against Purity is written for practicing Catholics who accept all the teachings of the Church, yet are still ensnared by pornography and self-abuse. There is hope! Through the Sacraments, God provides all the grace one needs to become pure. No matter how long one has indulged in pornography or how deep one has sunk into the mire of vice, Our Lord can still break the addiction!
Sing to the Lord: Music in Divine Worship (BC0008, 2 volumes): Sing to the Lord provides basic guidelines for understanding the role and ministry of music in the liturgy. It echoes the call to full, active, and conscious participation in the Liturgy through its sung elements.
The Story of the Miraculous Medal: A Helping Hand from Heaven by Armando Alexandre Dos Santos (B2034, 1 volume): In 1830, during the apparitions in the chapel on Rue du Bac in Paris, the Holy Virgin presented the Miraculous Medal to Saint Catherine Labouré: “Everyone who wears it, when it is blessed, will receive great graces especially if they wear it around their neck. Graces will be abundant for those who wear it with confidence.” At the time of Saint Catherine Labouré’s death, the distribution of the medal in the world had surpassed the one billion mark. The innumerable conversions, cures and cases of extraordinary protection, quickly led to its being called the “Miraculous Medal.” Wearing and disseminating the Miraculous Medal means placing oneself under the protection of the Most Holy Virgin. It means placing oneself under the sign of the Immaculate and taking a stand in face of the troubles and indifference affecting the modern world.
