EWTN BOOKMARK

Books covering the lives of 4 early Church Fathers - Augustine, Irenaeus, John Chrysostom and Athanasius, and the role Africa and the early Church played in Western civilization.

In her new book, Sr. Angela de Fatima Coelho looks at the challenges of Fatima's meaning, the theological roots of the miracle, and the three shepherd children's testimonies.

A beautiful coffee table book, richly illustrated with photographs of the authors' journey through the Holy Land as they capture the environs and images of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Today’s guest offers inspired suggestions on what to pray about in Adoration, and a down-to-earth portrayal of St. Faustina, to whom Jesus entrusted the message of Divine Mercy.

Drawn from EWTN’s “Biblical Spirituality,” Fr. Joseph Wolfe’s book captures Mother Angelica’s down-to-earth reflections and grassroots perspective on the wonder of God’s creation.

Kids will love these two books with phrases children love to repeat, Bible verses and illustrations. Plus, playful rhymes and enchanting drawings from the Benedictine Sisters.

Susan Joy Bellavance presents children’s stories overflowing with the love of God, holiday seasons, and family. Plus, three new releases sure to become instant family favorites.

Bishop Robert Baker talks about his new book of stories and reflections on Sacred Scripture and the saints that provides hope and inspiration for the Advent and Christmas seasons.

John Martignoni highlights the flaws in Protestant teaching, using the Bible as his reference, and instructs Catholics on how to explain and defend Church teachings in clever ways.

Fr. Spitzer joins Doug Keck at the Napa Institute to examine the striking scientific evidence for the beginning of the universe, and the mystery behind near-death experiences.

A conversation with author Susan Tassone whose children’s book demonstrates God’s enduring love for us in the journey to Purgatory and the rationale for this place of atonement.

John Henry Crosby presents his book of collected essays of Alice von Hillebrand, which were often critical of the advance of relativism and modernism in the Catholic Church.

EWTN's own Raymond Arroyo gifts us with The Magnificent Mischief of Tad Lincoln, his new Turnabout Tales picture book. The story of Abe Lincoln's White House days and the love of father and son makes this a great family read.

Karl Broussard dismisses modern woke absolutes such as “Thou shalt not be a racist” and exposes the relativism lurking behind these scoldings. The new relativism’s subtlety is to be flatly countered by Christians holding to the truths of Scripture.

Peggy Stanton's memoir of her White House beat as a TV news correspondent, from the 60s through her conversion and experiences in Medjugorje. Also featured, a book based on her daily one-minute Ave Maria radio spots on the Catechism.