First century Christianity and present-day musical aspirations meet in the story of a miracle table built by the grandfather of Jesus Christ. The table is placed in the hands of a Centurion named Cornelius following the death of the Messiah. Given the title of table bearer and a mission, Cornelius begins a history of bringing peace to those who encounter the table, a mission that will be sustained for over two thousand years. In the later years of that mission, the table and its current bearer, an autistic young man named Anthony, encounter Michael Fortunato. At the very moment of his breakthrough in the music industry, Michael loses the only thing that really mattered to him, his wife Debbie. The loss sends Michael into the center of darkness which he seemingly can’t escape. That is until he meets Anthony, a table, and a story that is over two thousand years old.

The Table

Religion & Spirituality

Lambert, Dennis

Literature & Fiction

En Route Books and Media

Through a radical reinterpretation of classical philosophy as an organizational psychology, The Moral Psychology of St. Thomas: An Introduction to Ragamuffin Ethics just as radically reinterprets St. Thomas Aquinas’s moral teaching to be a behavioristic psychology chiefly designed to synthesize right reason and right pleasure to help a person excel at living life as a whole. In the process of so doing, this work demonstrates how the skill of prudential living is a necessary condition for becoming a grand master of leadership in any and every profession.

The Moral Psychology of St. Thomas Aquinas: An Introduction to Ragamuffin Ethics

Politics & Social Sciences

Peter A. Redpath

Philosophy

For several decades, there has been much discussion on the famous third part of the secret of Fátima. Originally communicated to the three seers of Fátima in July, 1917, it was not written down until January, 1944. It was then kept under lock and key first in Portugal, then in the Vatican until its eventual release in June, 2000. The long years of its remaining unpublished was accompanied by a desire by various Church officials not to discuss the matter. These two facts and others led to much speculation on the content of the third part of the secret as well as to accusations of a cover-up on the part of the Church hierarchy. The seemingly endless speculations and accusations have been more prominent since the release of the text in the year 2000. To date, there has been no comprehensive refutation of specific arguments in response to the speculations and accusations. That fact has now changed. Kevin J. Symonds of Menominee, Michigan has performed some groundbreaking research on the matter in his latest book On the Third Part of the Secret of Fátima. Utilizing material in six foreign languages, including information from the archives of the Sanctuary of Fátima itself, Kevin weighs many of the arguments in support of conspiracy theories on the third part of the secret. He takes the arguments head-on, explores the sources and critiques the conspiracies. Symonds’ findings produce some truly astonishing results that are sure to cause many to re-think their understanding of the message of Our Lady of Fátima. In this centennial year of Fátima, many of the faithful are renewing their interest in or discovering for the first time the message of Our Lady of Fátima. On the Third Part of the Secret of Fátima is not an introductory book, but will be an excellent source for people already familiar with the topic.

On the Third Part of the Secret of Fatima

Symonds, Kevin

A celebrated tax law professor leaves the classroom to embark on a journey to a place that is both familiar and somehow new to him. In this book—part memoir, part devotional—he shares his transformation from a “fallen-away” Catholic to one whose faith is stronger than ever!

Canticle of Returning

William J. Brown

Waiting with Purpose

All of life involves waiting. We wait at stoplights. We are caught in traffic jams. We agonize over medical test results. We hang on to a much-anticipated getaway. Sometimes, we wait to finish a project, welcome a new relationship, or open our hearts to the work God has begun in us. Regardless of how often we wait or upon what, Jeannie Ewing explains with clarity and encouragement how we can use the moments of waiting in our lives to grow spiritually. Waiting with Purpose will show you why God asks you to wait and how He is speaking to you in the times when nothing seems to be happening.

Jeannie Ewing

Parish Management and Operations: The Buck Stops Here

How often have we heard the sayings, “It’s harder than it looks” and “If it were easy everyone would be doing it”?
These sayings were never more appropriate than when they are applied to the field of parish management and operations. Every how and why detail in parish management and operations . . . is in fact a lot harder than it looks. Take a look at some of the content of this book and ask yourself if you have mastery over these topics—because every one of them and many more are integral to establishing superior parish management and operations: <ul>
<li>Chapter 1 Delegation</li> <li>Chapter 10 Parish Management and the Parish Mission Statement: A Codependent Relationship</li> <li>Chapter 14 The Creation of Want</li> <li>Chapter 19 The Buck Stops in PMO</li> <li>Chapter 21 The Relationship of Performance to Culture</li> <li>Chapter 40 On Turnover</li> <li>Chapter 43 PMO Strategic Plan Science</li> <li>Chapter 51 The Art of Achieving Superior Execution</li> <li>Chapter 56 On The Art and Science of Strategic Plan Creation</li> <li>Chapter 59 On Rejection and Failure</li> <li>Chapter 62 The Primary Hiring Foundational Principle</li> <li>Chapter 74 On Firing</li> </ul>

Brinda, Michael A

Minor Setback or Major Disaster?: The Rise and Demise of Minor Seminaries in the United States, 1958-1983

Robert Anello

This book is a story of the unfolding triumph of Christian happiness as a philosophy of life -- from its ancient Greek roots and principles in "the master of those who know," Aristotle, through its medieval flourishing in the sparkling syntheses of the Angelic Doctor, St. Thomas Aquinas, to the application of the Dominican saint's penetrating vision to leisure and worship by a prominent twentieth century Thomist pilgrim, Josef Pieper. John Paul II's encyclicals continue the threads in this little tapestry of reason redeemed, offered for today's Christian in the heart of the world.

The Path of Spiritual Happiness

Erb, Heather M.

Fun is Not Enough: The Complete Catholic Eye Columns

Francis Canavan, S.J., was a professor of political science, a leading Edmund Burke scholar, and an essayist whose thoughts on faith, politics, and culture earned him accolades from many prominent Catholic minds of his time, including Robert P. George, George Weigel, Richard John Neuhaus, and Gerard V. Bradley.But Canavan's appeal extended well beyond the intelligentsia. For more than twenty-five years, he contributed to the catholic eye newsletter, making his wisdom accessible to the ordinary person in the pew. Fun Is Not Enough collects all the prophetic insights catholic eye readers loved, so that Canavan may inspire a new generation with his contributions to contemporary debates on religious and political liberty, the dignity of human life, and the nature of marriage.

Canavan, Francis

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The Table

The Moral Psychology of St. Thomas Aquinas: An Introduction to Ragamuffin Ethics

On the Third Part of the Secret of Fatima

Canticle of Returning

Waiting with Purpose

Parish Management and Operations: The Buck Stops Here

Parish Management and Operations: The Buck Stops Here

Minor Setback or Major Disaster?: The Rise and Demise of Minor Seminaries in the United States, 1958-1983

The Path of Spiritual Happiness

Fun is Not Enough: The Complete Catholic Eye Columns