An ex-Communist lays bare the grim reality of Communism, its unscrupulous methods, and its wholehearted opposition to Christianity.

AVAILABLE AS AN EBOOK ONLY Fading sepia tone photographs of a stiff Victorian clergyman belie the sheer drive, impact and humanity of Herbert Vaughan. A holy and pious man, and great retreat giver, he was a hugely successful fundraiser and leader – yet a man who wept for his shortcomings while saying Mass. – Vaughan has left an impressive legacy of service and love.

If you could talk to your younger self, what would you tell her? If you could equip her for the challenges she would face today, what would you say? In "Letters to Myself from the End of the World", Emily Stimpson Chapman answers those questions with personal stories and practical advice.

In the last half of the twentieth century, mass immigration brought Islam, amongst other things, to Britain for the first time. These are some contemporary religious responses.

In this powerful invitation to a loving, trusting relationship with our Lord, you will pray with the Litany of Trust to overcome every obstacle to peace and therefore learn what it means to place our trust in Jesus - no matter the circumstances.

An army chaplain offers practical advice to Catholic soldiers; Catholic mothers are encouraged to set the difficulties of the Home Front in a wider context.