Books in English for the nights of a life: grief, fear, a knot that will not loosen, a cause that seems lost. Faithful to the Magisterium, every source checked.
A Marian devotion read with the Church, and a patron saint for urgent causes. Each book keeps the history that can be documented apart from pious tradition.
What the Church Actually Teaches About the Devotion and Its Promises
Millions wear the brown scapular, and few have been told what the Church teaches about it. The history, the theology, and the promises, read with the Church.
Who He Was, What the Church Teaches, and How to Pray with True Faith
The history that can be known, the crow and the hodie, the traditional prayer line by line, and a nine-day novena.
Choose the one closest to your heart, and a candle will be lit for it. Each book of the Press was written for a particular kind of night.
Each title is prepared from a book already read by Catholics in Brazil, carried into English with the official sources, and delivered to your Kindle in seconds.
What the Church Actually Teaches About the Devotion and Its Promises
Millions wear the brown scapular, and few have been told what the Church teaches about it. The history, the theology, and the promises, read with the Church.
Her True Story, What the Church Teaches, and How to Pray with Confidence
The life of Margherita Lotti of Roccaporena, history and pious tradition kept apart, with prayers and a nine-day novena.
Who He Was, What the Church Teaches, and How to Pray with True Faith
The history that can be known, the crow and the hodie, the traditional prayer line by line, and a nine-day novena.
The Story of the Devotion, the Teaching of the Church, and a Nine-Day Novena
The painting in Augsburg, the teaching behind the devotion, and a nine-day novena, one knot a day.
What the Church Teaches, Why It Is Real, and How to Help the Holy Souls
What the Church believes about the purification of the dead, and what the living can still do for them.
What the Catholic Church Teaches About Death, Judgment, Purgatory, Hell, Heaven, and the End of the World
Death, judgment, purgatory, hell, and heaven, each doctrine placed at its proper level, with no timetable for the last days.
A Study Edition on Pope Leo XIV's Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence and the Dignity of the Person
Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, followed chapter by chapter, with a clear line between permanent teaching and prudential judgment.
Scripture remembers two cities built by human hands. One rose in confusion, and its builders were scattered by their own pride. The other rose in hardship, gathered by hope and ordered toward the good. Pope Leo XIV sets that same choice before every reader who has ever asked whether a machine can think, decide, or take the place of what a person is for.
Every generation builds one of them, and this one is no exception.
Chapter by chapter, the study edition follows Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical, and marks in every chapter which teaching binds the conscience and which judgment remains open to prudent discussion.
Every book stands on the Word of God, cited from the Revised Standard Version, Second Catholic Edition.
Defined dogma, theological opinion, and private revelation are marked apart, with the Catechism, the councils, the Fathers, and the saints cited by name.
Papal and conciliar texts are quoted from the editions published by the Holy See, so every reader can go back to the source.
The Press promises no results and claims no approval it does not have. It offers the faith of the Church, and the company of those who have lived it.
Homily Press is the English-language imprint of Editora Homilias, a Catholic publishing house in Brazil. About the Press
Saints to pray with, devotions to learn, the last things explained, and the Church's teaching for today.
The lives that can be documented, the traditions that grew around them, and a novena for each saint.
The painting in Augsburg, the teaching behind the devotion, and nine days of prayer with the Mother of God.
What the Church teaches about death, judgment, purgatory, hell, and heaven, and what the living can do for the dead.
Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical on artificial intelligence and the dignity of the person, read chapter by chapter.
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Magnifica Humanitas, Mary, Undoer of Knots, The Four Last Things, and Purgatory: God's Final Mercy are listed in Kindle Unlimited. The two newest titles, Saint Rita of Cascia and Saint Expedite, are sold on Kindle at $4.99. The Amazon page of each book shows its current availability.
That is the house standard. Each book rests on Scripture, the Catechism, the councils, and the saints, and marks defined doctrine apart from theological opinion and private revelation. The Press makes no claim of ecclesiastical approval it does not have.
Yes. Saint Rita of Cascia: Patron of Impossible Causes follows the life of Margherita Lotti of Roccaporena, keeps documented history apart from pious tradition, and includes prayers and a nine-day novena.
Yes. Saint Expedite: Patron of Urgent Causes sets out what can be known of the saint, the story of the crow and the hodie, the traditional prayer line by line, and a nine-day novena.
No. The books teach what the Church teaches about prayer and intercession. Prayer asks and trusts, and no book of the Press promises an outcome.
Homily Press is the English-language imprint of Editora Homilias, a Catholic publishing house in Brazil whose portal publishes every day, at no charge, the liturgy of the Mass, a homily, and the prayers of the Church.
Choose a book for tonight, and read with the Church.
