Five steps to help people overcome uncontrolled or over-reactive anger. Steps include admitting being angry person: identifying the anger: physical, psychological and spiritual perspectives about causes of the bad kind of anger: dealing with anger day by day: and letting Jesus bring the lion to lie down with the lamb.

Taming the Lion Within: 5 Steps from Anger to Peace

Self-Help

Chervin, Dr. Ronda

Emotions

En Route Books & Media

In a world where so many people are looking for a way out . . . an escape . . . and finding only pain and disillusionment, The Prayer of Jesus Crucified offers an authentic solution . . . a `way in,¿ as it were; an entrance into what St. John of the Cross called ¿silent love¿ (contemplative prayer).The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that ¿Contemplation is a gaze of faith, fixed on Jesus.¿ This book will guide the reader into the loving `gaze¿ of Jesus where . . . ¿you will find rest for your souls¿ (Mt 11:29)

The Prayer of Jesus Crucified: A Simple Way to Go Further in Prayer

Religion & Spirituality

Tucker SOLT, Fr. Lawrence Edward

Worship & Devotion

In prior generations of great faith and great prayer; it was fairly common for people to excitedly share with each other about the many personal miracles which each person noticed each day. Unfortunately, our current civilization has become somewhat NUMB to the presence of God and to all of the daily miracles which God, our friend, still sends to each one of us every day. Sadly; many people do not even call miracles (a miracle) any more. They now call miracles things like: (a mere accidental coincidence, a shocking event, a crazy thing, a funny thing, a weird thing, a cool thing, etc). When we allow God to become our friend, His miracles automatically show up in our daily lives -- (miracles automatically exist wherever God exists). It was because of all the miracles which the people of old did notice in the bible; that people came to know and believe in God. Would anyone ever believe in God if they never saw or heard about a miracle? Even Jesus said in John 14:11: "Believe me for the sake of the works (miracles) themselves."

Tony's 50,000 Co-Incidence Miracles

Coscia, Anthony FJ

The vocation to the priesthood does not simply entail doing specific actions that only priests can perform. Being a priest essentially means being grounded in a unique identity, participating in the headship of Christ. More specifically, this means priests are to understand themselves in a relational way, as fathers, brothers, bridegrooms, and disciples. This book presents a relational understanding of the priesthood in two parts. Part one reflects on the mystery of the priesthood from the perspective of father. Part two reflects on the priesthood from the viewpoint of bridegroom. In these sections, what Revelation teaches regarding priests as fathers, brothers, bridegrooms and disciples is presented and clarified by Catholic wisdom throughout the ages, including from modern times.

God as Father and Priests as Fathers, Brothers, Bridegrooms and Disciples

Christian Books & Bibles

Kucer MSA, Fr. Peter Samuel

Catholicism

This book surveys the historical development of Marian belief and devotion by the Holy Spirit through the Church. How Mary was prepared and foreshadowed in the Old Testament is followed by her presence on earth as revealed in the New Testament. Then, the development of Marian doctrines and devotional practices is systematically presented. We begin by studying the early development of Marian theology in the Patristic age, which was followed by the Medieval flowering of Marian theology. Ecclesial discussions on Marian doctrine shortly before, during and after the Second Vatican Council are also presented. The subsequent three chapters focus on Marian doctrines in relationship to heresy and ecclesiology. The book ends by applying Marian belief to practice of the Catholic faith and with an appreciative gaze on Marian apparitions.

A Brief Historical Survey of Marian Devotion and Theology

Catholic Church History: Pre-Christian to Modern Times presents how the Catholic Church developed in time, from her earliest days up until modern times. Repeatedly the reader will encounter Christ’s mystical presence extended through time by the Church as His body. The various aspects of the Church, such as prefigured, persecuted, mother, teacher, shepherd, and prophet, all are touched upon as the reader reads the Church’s history. While presenting the Church in her full splendor and holiness in her pilgrim state on earth, borrowing words from the International Theological Commission, her “maternal solidarity” as she “assum[es] the weight of her children’s faults in maternal solidarity” are also discussed.

Catholic Church History: Pre-Christian to Modern Times

East and South East Asian History studies the historical development of countries that make up East Asia (China, Taiwan, Japan, Mongolia, North Korea, South Korea) and countries that make up South East Asia (Vietnam, Cambodia, Brunei, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, East Timor). Although each of these countries and regions has a unique identity, they share common philosophies, customs, and practices. To bring out what these countries have in common, we will study them together while respecting their uniqueness. We begin with Asian pre-history and conclude with modern East Asia.

East and South East Asian History

History

Asia

Western Civilization from Prehistorical Times to the Protestant Reformation

This book presents the history of Western Civilization from the end of the Renaissance to Modern and the so-called Post-Modern Times. Topics include the limiting of monarchies, the development of western science, revolutions (political and other), nationalism, imperialism, totalitarianism and other isms, World Wars, the Cold War, Post-Modernism, and the present multi-centric world. Integrated within these topics are selections and discussions of artistic/cultural expressions that represent these various times.

Western Civilization from the End of the Renaissance to Modern Times

World

Eastern Civilization from a Catholic Viewpoint traces the history of East and South East Asia from ancient times to modern times. In the process, the reader is introduced to the various cultures, philosophies, and religions from these two regions of Asia. Throughout the journey, reference is made to Catholic thought centered on Jesus who was born of a Western Asian woman, Mary.

Eastern Civilization from a Catholic Viewpoint: Foundational Thought and Beliefs

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

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