
Pre-order volume 3 of Jesus of Nazareth*
Plus huge discounts on a number of books from Ignatius Press! These prices are available online only through Ignatius.com
The final volume of Pope Benedict XVI's trilogy on Jesus of Nazareth will be available in December. Pre-order your copy today and receive 20% off! Ignatius Press is also offering large discounts on other great books from the Pope, and author authors such as Paul Badde, T. M. Doran and Fiorella de Maria Nash. Stock up on Christmas gifts and treat yourself to a book or two at unbeatable prices!
*The discount on Jesus of Nazareth: His Infancy and Childhood is only available until midnight EST on October 23, 2012
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![]() Pope Benedict XVI This book contains all of Benedict's major addresses in a handy slim deluxe hardcover edition. Regular price: $14.95, sale price: $7.50 |
![]() An Intimate Portrait Peter Seewald Journalist Peter Seewald draws a portrait of this brilliant theologian who has put his life entirely at the service of the Catholic Church. Illustrated. Regular price: $24.95, sale price: $12.50 |
![]() A Novel T. M. Doran Between the two world wars, on a hike in the English countryside, Professor John Hill takes refuge from a violent storm in a cave. There he makes an astonishing discovery—an ancient manuscript housed in a cunningly crafted metal box.... Also available as an e-book and audio download. Regular price: $19.95, sale price: $9.95 |
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![]() Paul Badde Journalist Paul Badde was intrigued when he heard of a mysterious image in the remote Italian village of Manoppello—an image of a man's face on sea silk cloth. When laid over the image of the face on the Shroud of Turin, it forms a perfect match. Paul Badde takes the reader along on a thrilling journey of discovery as he travels to research this remarkable relic. Illustrated. Also available as an e-book and audio download. Regular price: $19.95, sale price: $9.95 |
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![]() Jeanne Perego This lovely illustrated book for children (of all ages!) is a sequel to Joseph and Chico. It is aimed at children but in a way that even adults will enjoy. It takes up the story of Benedict's XVIs new life as the Pope. Also available as an audio download. Regular price: $17.95, sale price: $8.95 |
![]() Jonathan Riley-Smith Now in its fourth edition, this classic starting point for the study of the crusading movement has been updated to take into account the latest developments in the field. Regular price: $14.95, sale price: $7.50 |
History's View of Vatican II
by Michael J. Miller
The who, what, where, when, and why of the Council
The famous black-and-white photograph of the Second Vatican Council in
session, taken from a high balcony at the back of Saint Peters
Basilica, shows more than 2,000 Council Fathers standing at their places
in slanted stalls that line the nave, with more than a dozen rows on
either side. It resembles nothing so much as a gargantuan monastic
choirunless it puts you in mind of the British Parliament with the
dimensions quadrupled. Contemporary perceptions of the Council varied
widely, partly because of the extensive media coverage. Although it
promulgated a dogmatic constitution on the Church, Lumen Gentium,
Vatican II was not a constitutional convention. An ecumenical council
can teach about the Church but cannot modify a divine institution, any
more than a pope can invent a new doctrine or change one of the Ten
Commandments.
Homiletic & Pastoral Review
The Year of Faith: Recovering a Culture that is Genuinely Catholic
by Arland K. Nichols
On October 11, Pope Benedict called for a Year of Faith to
rediscover the journey of faith in the midst of a profound crisis of
faith that has affected many people.
Standing like dust-covered artifacts of a by-gone age, the Catholic
Churches of Europe see only a small portion of baptized Catholics on any
given Sunday. A majority of married Catholics in the United States, and
Europe, use contraception; many support a politically correct
redefinition of marriage; and believe abortion is justified; in at least
some circumstances. Any survey of Catholics reveals that a majority do
not live in accord with, or simply do not know, their Catholic faith.
Will there be a 3-volume box for the set that is attractive for a bookshelf?
Posted by: Thadeus | Wednesday, October 17, 2012 at 07:42 AM
Don't think so. But maybe.
Posted by: Mark Brumley | Friday, October 19, 2012 at 06:47 PM
A 3-volume boxed set would require cooperation among three publishers, but I thank you for asking, because Mark Brumley's reply reminded me that the discount offer expires at midnight EST on October 23, 2012. Taking no chances, I placed my order with more than 27 hours to spare.
Posted by: Charles E Flynn | Monday, October 22, 2012 at 06:56 PM