Casta Meretrix: The Chaste Whore

Biffi, Giacomo

The Saint Austin Press

A verse-by-verse commentary on the gospel of Matthew drawn from writings of the Church Fathers and commissioned by Pope Urban IV.

Catena Aurea: A Commentary on the Four Gospels Collected Out of the Works of the Fathers (Volume 1: St. Matthew)

St. Thomas Aquinas

Letters of Spiritual Direction (Columba)

Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet

History

Hardcover collection of Roy Campbell's works.

Selected Poems

Literature & Fiction

Joseph Pearce

Roy Campbell

Poetry

Lionel Johnson (1867-1902) was perhaps the finest poet and critic of the English fin de siècle. 
A major influence on Yeats, Pound and Eliot, admired by Harold Bloom and Paul Elmer More, his mysterious life and death, and association with the Decadent movement, have given rise to numerous legends. Yet in spite of his importance to the English Catholic Revival and Irish Literary Renaissance, and the incontestable beauty and quality of his work, he has been neglected. 
This landmark anthology – which brings together for the first time the best of his poetry and prose (much of it uncollected), together with a generous selection of unpublished correspondence and a full critical and biographical introduction – restores Johnson to his rightful place, at the heart of the 1890s. 
This first printing includes: 
? a beautiful 100% cotton olive cover with antique gold blocking on the spine 
? natural ribbon and matching olive green head and tailbands. 
? period printed endpapers

Lionel Johnson -- Poetry and Prose

Lionel Johnson

Robert Asch

Practical Commentary on Holy Scripture - Friedrich Justus Knecht 
Written with a view to re-enchanting post-Reformation Catholics with a love for Sacred Scripture and drawing out the multiple connections between the Scriptures and Catholic faith and morals, A Practical Commentary on Holy Scripture is both a fascinating read and an unbeatable catechetical resource for adults and children.\nThe author drew on all his considerable scholarship and pedagogical experience to produce one of the best Biblical commentaries available and one which has remained in print for well over a hundred years. Comprehensive, yet divided into manageable 4-5 page chapters ideal for daily reading, this is a thoroughly orthodox guide with no explaining away of miracles or shying away from difficult questions or unfashionable issues, and always with a view to addressing the essential significance of every episode for the Christian reader. It is the perfect volume for anyone wanting to immerse him-or-herself in the timeless truths of the Book of Books.\nFriedrich Justus Knecht was born in 1839 in Bruchsal, near Karlsruhe, Germany. Baptized a Protestant, he was brought up Catholic at the request of his mother. He was ordained in 1862 and served in the Archdiocese of Freiburg. He enjoyed considerable success as a teacher and administrator in the school system there, and had an active role in the Catholic resistance to Bismarck's Kulturkampf. Towards the end of his life he was auxiliary bishop of Freiburg. Knecht died in 1921 and was buried in Freiburg Cathedral.

A Practical Commentary on Holy Scripture

Frederick Justus Knecht

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