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Book of the Month Calendar

JANUARY

Salvation Is from the Catholic Church both de-mystifies the Christian life (all the tools have been accessible for 2,000 years!) and shows how deep and rich it really is. God wants us to repent of our sins, receive Jesus in faith, and remain with him till death—and in the Catholic Church he has provided the means to do all three.

DECEMBER

In this second volume of The Big Book of Catholic Answers, you will find solid, helpful replies to more than 300 questions about the sign of the Catholic faith: the nature and structure of the Church; the sacraments Christ instituted to convey his saving graces; the forms of Catholic liturgical worship; how to answer the claims and attacks of non-Catholic sects; and more.

NOVEMBER

For both believers and nonbelievers, Baptism Now Saves You is the essential guide to understanding—and explaining—this ancient, vital sacrament. Rooted in St. Peter’s life-giving call, “Repent, and be baptized every one of you,” it helps you share the meaning and power of baptism with others. 

OCTOBER

With the right vocabulary to spot flawed reasoning, you can dismantle weak arguments, think more clearly, and strengthen your own. The Protestant Fallacies equips you—regardless of your knowledge of the Bible, history, or Catholic tradition—with the tools for your next apologetic conversation. 

SEPTEMBER

How to Talk About Jesus with Anyone will help you turn everyday encounters into opportunities to gift others with life-changing truth. In so doing, you will fulfill Christ’s command, swell the ranks of heaven, and—perhaps unexpectedly—discover the secret reward of the evangelist: joy. 

AUGUST

In this first volume of The Big Book of Catholic Answers, you will find solid, helpful replies to over 250 questions about the object of the Catholic faith: the substance of what we believe about God, salvation history, faith and reason, the mysteries of the doctrines of the creed, divine revelation in the Bible and Sacred Tradition, and more. 

The book may be big, but the answers are brief, crisp, to the point, and accessible to any reader. 

JULY

The Soul of Apologetics, a new prayer resource from Catholic Answers, helps give you the specialized spiritual training you need to defend the truths of Christ’s Church. Presented as a series of lessons and exercises, it can be read at once or in parts, and returned to for a lifetime, to keep you spiritually fit for any apologetic opportunity God puts in your path.

JUNE

 

In Canceled, acclaimed historian Steve Weidenkopf turns his razor-sharp focus to some of the most controversial Catholic figures to capture imaginations throughout the centuries.  But why are they controversial?  Because they are the victims of a concerted project of defamation, calumny, and wrath, from evil actors ranging from Enlightenment “philosophers” to Protestant rebels to malcontents within the Catholic Church itself.  It was cancel culture before cancel culture was cool, and you’ll be amazed at the true stories of these maligned men and women of God.

MAY

In God’s Wounds, John Clark offers what may be the most thorough, honest, and faithful reckoning with the stigmata ever written. Neither cynical nor naïve, he takes evidence for the phenomena at face value and tries to make sense of it both medically and spiritually. 

APRIL

In The Faith Unboxed, Andrew Petiprin tries to answer the question of what Catholicism is by examining and straining out what it is not. Using a blend of everyman’s theology, personal testimony, and thoughtful dives into pop culture, he breaks open those ill-fitting boxes and casts them aside, revealing the full truth of Catholic identity within. 

MARCH 

By Rod Bennett - In These Twelve, author Rod Bennett (Four Witnesses, The Apostasy That Wasn’t) shows that the apostles weren’t random, interchangeable parts—mere pawns that Jesus moved around in order to accomplish his mission. No, these men were the mission.

FEBRUARY

By Cy Kellett - A Teacher of Strange Things: Who Jesus Was, What He Taught, and Why People Still Follow Him - Cy takes you on a journey of discovery through these questions and many more, helping you see with fresh eyes the once-familiar Jesus Christ. If you are a seeker, you will rethink everything you took for granted about him. If you are his follower, you will come to love him with new and greater zeal.

JANUARY

By Christine Flynn - Not Just Spiritual is the raw and real story of Christine Flynn's journey from error and vice to the Lord's saving grace. And it evokes truths that go beyond just one woman's life, offering a compelling answer to the "spiritual, but not religious" fad that infects our age.