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- Catholicism and Fundamentalism, Karl Keating. This is a modern classic work from the godfather of today’s popular apologetics movement. Not only do you have some of the very best arguments answering the anti-Catholic claims of Fundamentalists, but each well reasoned response is animated by Keating’s incomparable style and wit.
- Handbook of Catholic Apologetics, Peter Kreeft & Ronald Tacelli. The most exhaustive apologetics work ever written and a must-read Catholic book for any apologist.
- Why We’re Catholic, Trent Horn. A top candidate for the “one book” to give to non-Catholics or fallen-away Catholics to help them understand what the Church teaches and why.
- The Catholic Controversy, St. Francis de Sales. When the Calvinists of Geneva refused to listen to Francis de Sales preach, he penned short apologetic tracts outlining the truth of the Catholic faith and the errors of the Reformation.
- “The Bible: Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition”
- “My Way of Life/Summa Theologica”
- “The Bible Compass: A Catholic’s Guide to Navigating The Scriptures”
- “The Confessions of St. Augustine”
- “The Imitation of Christ”
- “The Spirit of Catholicism”
- “The Story of A Soul”
- “Catechism of The Catholic Church”
- “Beautiful Mercy”
The best way to understand the word of God and to learn more about His plans for us is by diving into scripture. When you read the Bible, you’ll learn the truth about Christ and how to become a better disciple through Him. By reading the Catholic edition of the Bible, you receive comprehensive knowledge of the different periods of Christianity. The...
“My Way of Life/Summa Theologica” summarizes all theological knowledge of God and man from the teachings of St. Thomas Aquinas. Divided into three parts — God, Man and the God-Man — St. Thomas’s teachings answer questions discussing the role of God, man and the life of Christ. While the original version contains 38 tracts, 631 questions, 3,000 arti...
When you need guidance and help while studying scripture and spending time with God, “The Bible Compass” can point you in the right direction. Written by Edward Sri, “The Bible Compass” is one of the best Catholic books that acts as an excellent resource for both new believers and life-long Catholics diving deeper into their faith. Studying the Bib...
“The Confessions of St. Augustine” focuses on the course and meaning of his life through religious reflection. There are 13 books, with the first nine acting as an autobiography. Throughout the nine books, St. Augustine provides details about his life and journey of being a bishop and how he ultimately decided on living a life of purity. “Confessio...
When you want a spiritual devotional, “The Imitation of Christ” by Thomas à Kempis is an excellent book for individuals who need guidance and affirmation about living a spiritual life. The book uses plain language and provides simple ways to understand the meaning of living a Christ-centered life. “The Imitation of Christ” is highly influential and...
When you want to learn more about the Catholic faith and Catholic Church fundamentals, “The Spirit of Catholicism” by Karl Adam is another important Catholic book. It’s become a pioneering work of Catholic theology, having a significant influence on introducing the Catholic faith to people. The book provides a dispassionate, calm and transparent co...
Learning about different saints is vital to understanding the way of faith in the Catholic Church. The autobiography, “The Story of a Soul” by St. Thérèse of Lisieux, is a spiritual classic. St. Thérèse of Lisieux wrote about her love of God and showed how grace moved through her while being devoted to God. Though St. Thérèse of Lisieux died at a y...
If you want to learn more about the Catholic Church, its teachings and traditions, “Catechism of the Catholic Church” is essential reading for the Catholic faith. This book dives into what Catholics believe worldwide. It draws on content from the Bible, Mass, sacraments, prayers and the lives of saints. Whether you’re a new believer, a teen or want...
Displaying mercy plays a central role in living a Christ-centered life. Pope Francis, Matthew Kelly and other renowned Catholic figures and writers wrote “Beautiful Mercy” to showcase and inspire readers about the love that’s possible for all during any life stage. The book focuses on the seven spiritual and corporal works of mercy that can provide...
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Jun 1, 2023 · This is not my list of the best Catholic novels, or my personal favorites, but a recommendation for ten novels for someone who wants to enter Catholic fiction for the first time. My criteria are: 1) good introduction to a Catholic literary vision, 2) not too long or complex, 3) worth reading, and 4) engaging.
Dec 31, 2021 · Every year our staff picks out our favorite books that we’ve read that year. We don’t rank them and categorize them only by genre, because, like with all art, this is list is purely subjective and your personal tastes and spiritual needs should be foremost when discerning new stories to inspire you.
Contagious Faith. If you are looking for a very readable book which tells you exactly what is wrong spiritually with the COVID nightmare we have been living through, look no farther than Phil...
5 days ago · 1. Strangers in a Strange Land: Living the Catholic Faith in a Post-Christian World by Archbishop Charles J. Chaput. 2. The History of the Church in 100 Objects by Mike Aquilina. 3. YouCat Bible. 4. The Friendship Project: The Catholic Woman’s Guide to Making and Keeping Fabulous, Faith-Filled Friends by Michele Faehnle and Emily Jaminet. 5.
