Drawing on St John Paul II's theology of the body, Emily Stimpson Chapman uses humour and practical wisdom to provide not only the context and content, but applies this Catholic approach to everything from work, spiritual parenthood, prayer, and the “culture of distraction.”

This exegetical reading of selected verses of the Book of Revelation invites the reader to look beyond the predictions of earthquakes and falling stars, to see how St John articulates from start to finish of a multifaceted and compelling portrait of Jesus Christ.

Mike Aquilina reveals the amazing achievements of the Fathers, including their conversion of the pagan world in a mere two and a half centuries. Yet their Church sustained a steady growth rate. Maybe there’s something we can learn from them.

Apologetics, the defence of the Faith, shows why our Christian faith is true - but it’s much more than that. "Apologetics and the Christian Imagination" shows how Christians can harness the power of the imagination to share the Faith in meaningful, effective ways.

Lumen Gentium, promulgated in 1964, is the Dogmatic Constitution on the Church. It reflects the Church's own modern self-understanding - in fact it brought that understanding into focus for the first time.

Scott Hahn makes the startling claim that our society’s ills and their cures are rooted in whether we accept or reject the divine graces made available through the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony.