Loyola Press

A tender story about the power of family, experience, and memory, this is the perfect gift book that will resonate with both kids and adults.

Where Miracles Happen

Miracle stories are not simply found in the Bible or in the lives of the saints; they happen in the lives of average people around the world today. As beloved best-selling author Joan Wester Anderson shows us in The Power of Miracles, God's touch is alway

Guardian Angels

“I look around the church as we sing. I was expecting the Hollywood version of a monastery, something European looking, with vineyards and massive stone buildings and ivy-covered cloisters. I wanted sturdy monks singing with deep, vibrant voices, like the

Positively Catholic: 25 Really Good Reasons to Love the Faith, Live the Faith, and Share the Faith

All In
Driven by Passion, Energy, and Purpose
By: Porter Moser

Answering God's Call
A Scripture-Based Journey for Older Adults

An attack by bandits in the middle of the night leaves a young boy with no memory of who he is or where he is from. Nursed back to health by the devoted monks in a Benedictine abbey, he takes the name Alexander, or Xan for short. Aided by the kindly Broth

oin Fr. Brendan McManus, SJ, on an Ignatian pilgrimage that led to unexpected roadblocks and constant changes to his itinerary. While navigating an unclear path, he discovered new joys and consolations in the life of faith.

In The Way to Manresa: Disco

This memoir is the true story of parents who were told that their unborn baby had an incurable heart condition, confronting them with an impossible decision: to attempt risky surgeries to give their baby a chance at a longer life, or to continue the pregn

Have you ever imagined that homework gets done by itself? Or that your bedroom gets tidied up by magic? Or that you can go from one place to another in an instant, without having to walk?

Effort is necessary in each of these situations. It helps us lea

Gary Jansen, popular author of The 15-Minute Prayer Solution and Life Everlasting, knows how difficult it can be to create significant, sustainable change, especially in our spiritual lives. Sometimes we feel too overwhelmed to even start, and in other ca

Everybody wants to live a better life. Whether we are graduating college or encountering post-retirement opportunities and challenges, we want to stay on track and contribute to what is good, inspiring, and helpful in the world. But how?

Chris Lowney,

When Ellen Knuth, a recent college graduate, decided to take a teaching job that sent her to across the world to a remote part of Japan, her mother Jane first felt the palpitations of worry. The closest Christian church was two hours by bullet train, and

Every person needs a retreat sometime—to replenish the soul and renew life’s focus.

But what if you can’t spend time away from home? What if, instead, you could go on a personal at-home prayer retreat with one of the most experienced and best-loved sp

Peggy Weber has spent much of her life wondering, and doubting, if she is enough: smart enough, attractive enough, holy enough, impressive enough. She knows that she is not alone in having these feelings.

In Enough as You Are, Weber shares her experien

Interpreting the parables of our lives by the time most of us reach adulthood​, we have experienced enough to begin to understand our own personal narratives.

The story of Joseph and his brothers is one of the most popular stories in the book of Genesis—so popular, in fact, that it was made into a Broadway musical! In Genesis 37–50: Joseph the Dreamer, author Kevin Perrotta helps us see why the story of Joseph