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Fr. Ken Geraci explains how to engage in spiritual warfare by recognizing Divine Mercy as an extension of the liturgy of the Eucharist and the power and grace that flow from it.

Doug Keck hosts a conversation with the author and founder of Love Good, Jimmy Mitchell, about living the faith, and embracing the beauty born from a life of devotion to the Lord.

Bear Woznick has written 12 rules for manliness. He joins Doug to explain why there is no more daunting task than to counter the prevalent wave of the neutralization of modern man.

Doug talks with Fr. Christopher Mahar about addressing our own suffering and that of others, with empathy, conviction and hope. And how even through suffering, we can find love.

Genesis is the most important book in the Bible. It tells us where we came from, what our purpose on Earth is, and where we’re going. Stephen K. Ray tells us why he wrote about it.

Author Francis X. Maier talks about his recent survey of American Catholic bishops, clergy and lay people that assesses the current state of the Church in the U.S. and its future.

"Atonement" presents the chief insights concerning the mystery of atonement in the works of four theological guides: John Paul II, Joseph Ratzinger/Benedict XVI, Hans Urs von Balthasar, and Norbert Hoffmann.

Paul Kengor comments on his new book documenting the Church’s consistent teaching and condemnation of slavery, and how they care for enslaved peoples’ physical and spiritual needs.

In his book, Catholics in Exile, Scott Hahn explains how the power which converted the world in Jesus’ time is as powerful today. He previews a Biblical Devotional he wrote for Catholics, and his children’s book about the beauty and mystery of the Mass.

Jose Carlos Gonzales-Hurtado presents the irrefutable science behind a necessary Being and challenges the illogical thinking of scientists who vocally oppose the existence of God.

Doug welcomes Fr. Richard Ho Lung, founder of the Missionaries of the Poor, as he celebrates 53 years of priestly ministry working with the poor and destitute in Kingston, Jamaica.

Rwandan genocide survivor Immaculee Ilibagiza talks about her books and her EWTN series that tells the stories of people who have made the courageous decision to forgive others.

Dr. Gil Lavoie provides insight into his fascinating book on the Shroud of Turin. It presents documentary evidence to help readers explore the mystery themselves through the eyes of forensics and the lens of Scripture.

A conversation with those behind Faith of Our Fathers, a powerful film about a Catholic priest defending the faith against the 19th century English penal laws, and the determination of the Irish community to protect him.

In his new book, Karl Broussard dismisses modern woke absolutes and exposes the dangers of new relativism that must be countered by Christians holding to the truths of Scripture.

At a recent Napa Institute, Fr. Robert Spitzer, S.J., discusses the scientific evidence for a transcendent God, for life after death, and for a consciousness grounded in a soul.

Karl Schultz talks about the legacy of Pope Paul VI, including the tension about his teaching on contraception, and other insights from one of the Church’s least understood popes.

Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers presents a history of racism in the Catholic Church, showing Catholics can begin at the parish grassroots level to change minds and hearts one by one.

On this EWTN Bookmark special, Italian husband and wife team Daniela Gurrieri and Fabio Carini present stunning films on Giorgio Frassati, Mother Cabrini, Julian of Norwich, St. Margaret of Castello and Carlo Acutis.

Peter and Debra Herbeck give advice on how to cultivate a Christ-centered marriage, witnessing God’s presence and power in the midst of a spiritual battle for the family.

Carrie Gress believes society is losing the concept of womanhood. Her book reveals the connection between the occult, Communism, and the broken backgrounds of today's feminists.

An A to Z guide for everything about gender ideology, moral relativism and theology of the body, and the Church's teachings on theology of the body in light of gender ideology.

Dr. Ray believes discipline creates a stable home life for teens. In his new book, he provides advice for parents about curfews, drugs, rudeness, friendship, dating and much more.

Books covering the lives of 4 early Church Fathers - Augustine, Irenaeus, John Chrysostom and Athanasius, and the role Africa and the early Church played in Western civilization.

In her new book, Sr. Angela de Fatima Coelho looks at the challenges of Fatima's meaning, the theological roots of the miracle, and the three shepherd children's testimonies.

A beautiful coffee table book, richly illustrated with photographs of the authors' journey through the Holy Land as they capture the environs and images of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Today’s guest offers inspired suggestions on what to pray about in Adoration, and a down-to-earth portrayal of St. Faustina, to whom Jesus entrusted the message of Divine Mercy.

Drawn from EWTN’s “Biblical Spirituality,” Fr. Joseph Wolfe’s book captures Mother Angelica’s down-to-earth reflections and grassroots perspective on the wonder of God’s creation.

Kids will love these two books with phrases children love to repeat, Bible verses and illustrations. Plus, playful rhymes and enchanting drawings from the Benedictine Sisters.

Susan Joy Bellavance presents children’s stories overflowing with the love of God, holiday seasons, and family. Plus, three new releases sure to become instant family favorites.

Dr. Joe McAleer reveals the latest publications for Marian Press when he visits Doug Keck at the Catholic Marketing Network’s International Trade Show in Birmingham, Alabama.

Doug interviews Fred Vilbig about his book “Leave No Soul Behind,” which outlines a plan of renewal for Catholics who seek to embrace a greater commitment to God and His Church.

Doug Keck sits down with L. Thane Belen who’s compiled a collection of true stories of people who overcame struggles and sorrow to move on to a more fulfilling and joy-filled life.

Donna Ross joins Doug Keck at the Catholic Marketing Network’s International Trade Show to dicuss her work with the Magnificat Central Service Team, a ministry to Catholic women.

Prolific author Susan Joy Bellavance discusses her work, which includes six beautiful children’s books that help parents teach the beauty of our Catholic faith to their loved ones.

Stephanie Sibal of Ave Maria Press talks to Bookmark host Doug Keck at the 2023 Catholic Marting Network’s International Trade Show about three of their most recent publications.

Their book is a 365-day devotional for Catholic married couples where Troy and Kathleen Billings challenge and inspire husbands and wives to live out their wedding vows day by day.

Jane Morrone talks to host Doug Keck about a beautiful new children’s book she authored that invites young children to enter the life of Jesus through Mary as they pray the rosary.

In her new book, Christina Fleury addresses a critical issue, suggesting we deal with the problem of pain and evil by examining sorrow and pain through the eyes of Jesus and Mary.

David Carollo and Barb Ernster from the World Apostolate of Fatima talk to Doug Keck at the Catholic Marketing Network’s International Trade Show about their upcoming publications.

A traumatic car accident changed Caitie Crowley’s life. In her book, she explains how God carried her through the pain of learning to walk again, by learning how to walk with God.

Bishop Robert Baker talks about his new book of stories and reflections on Sacred Scripture and the saints that provides hope and inspiration for the Advent and Christmas seasons.

John Martignoni highlights the flaws in Protestant teaching, using the Bible as his reference, and instructs Catholics on how to explain and defend Church teachings in clever ways.

Fr. Spitzer joins Doug Keck at the Napa Institute to examine the striking scientific evidence for the beginning of the universe, and the mystery behind near-death experiences.

A conversation with author Susan Tassone whose children’s book demonstrates God’s enduring love for us in the journey to Purgatory and the rationale for this place of atonement.

John Henry Crosby presents his book of collected essays of Alice von Hillebrand, which were often critical of the advance of relativism and modernism in the Catholic Church.

EWTN's own Raymond Arroyo gifts us with The Magnificent Mischief of Tad Lincoln, his new Turnabout Tales picture book. The story of Abe Lincoln's White House days and the love of father and son makes this a great family read.

Peggy Stanton's memoir of her White House beat as a TV news correspondent, from the 60s through her conversion and experiences in Medjugorje. Also featured, a book based on her daily one-minute Ave Maria radio spots on the Catechism.

Catholic League president Bill Donohue shares how woke programs of America’s public officials have been systematically undermining Western civilization for years, dealing death blows to our traditional family structure.

Fr. Cedric Pisegna has written a new book about prayer, about connecting with God and deepening our relationship with Him. He also explains what we should do if God doesn’t seem to listen or our prayers aren’t working.

Fr. Walshe’s work and ministry shine through three books discussed: the Beatitudes reveal God’s plan for happiness, we hear how to keep family members in the Church, and we learn about mining Jesus’ parables and teachings for heavenly secrets.

“Every action Cardinal Francis George took and every suffering he endured was about serving others and pointing them to Jesus Christ,” biographer Michael Heinlein comments. The pages of Glorifying Christ reveal precisely this.

“We think we know all about the sexual revolution,” says the retired Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of Melbourne, Australia, “but we need to understand the history and future of the sexual revolution, which is the most serious part of all.”

A superb presentation of Catholicism's traditional teaching on racism and its relevance to the critical race theory controversy, the glaring incompatibility of critical race theory’s themes with Catholic social teaching is clearly shown.

At the CMN Trade Show in Birmingham, Alabama, Mosongo Osong and John Jiminez reveal their lineup of great Catholic products for kids, including the Catholic Family Storybook.

The everyday Catholic can actually participate with Our Lord in His redemptive grace. "Instead of suffering the pressure and problems of our society," Fr. Giesler says, “we ask that Jesus Christ act in us, and through us, to help others."

A high school group's ongoing impact on Jack Peterson’s life led to his entering the priesthood. Fr. Jack now seeks "to bring the knowledge and love of Christ to this generation,” a mission he outlines in his new book.

Mary Eberstadt’s book looks at the sexual revolution’s consequences on society, politics, and the Church, revealing how the movement brought untold misery in terms of broken homes, abortion, depression and suicide.

Msgr. Slawomir Oder, postulator for the Cause of Canonization of Pope St. John Paul II’s parents, discusses the beatification process of Emilia and Karol Wojtyla, the first such cause of parents of a successor of Peter.

‘Bible Alone’ theology began when Martin Luther posted 95 Theses on All Saints' Church door in 1517. Donald Johnson’s book explains why this philosophy has succumbed to modern errors which are destroying our culture.

The qualities that make a good priest also make a good husband. The material in Fr. Griffin’s book is for a wider culture as well as for seminarians. Also addressed is slowing one’s pace to foster the interior life.

The meaning of holiness, as Scripture defines it, and how it appears in every book of the Bible, from the description of the Sabbath in Genesis, to Revelation's characterization of the saints in heaven, is discussed.

Anthony DeStefano has written a charming and insightful children’s story which follows a little girl through all the seasons of her life, with an emphasis on the timeless values of faith, joy, fortitude, and love.

Leading Catholic author George Weigel discusses why Vatican II was called, what it actually taught and implemented, and how the Church was to be reenergized for mission so that its members would live out their lives as evangelical Catholics.

If we question God in prayer, isn’t that a sign of a lack of faith? These and many other questions about praying to God are answered in this discussion on our prayers of desperation, which seek answers in our darkest moments.

Fr. Robert Nixon has translated six small books from Latin manuscripts by famous medieval saints and authors, heretofore unavailable to the general public. The writings are inspiring and meant to be meditated deeply upon.

In his new book, Fr. Cedric Pisegna proposes Bible-based solutions to solve real life issues that we all face, including loneliness, finding peace, making life decisions, and going forward from grief or depression.

Paula Umana’s story is one of a professional tennis player, quadriplegic, and mother of five, but she also brings us the stories of those suffering from disease, addiction, or abuse, and their wisdom in rising from tragedy to triumph.

The co-founder of Silent No More talks about the pressures teens are subjected to, including to have an abortion when life gets complicated. The risks of contraception and abortion are also downplayed, as is the lifelong sorrow.

Stephen Auth’s longtime tour of the NY Metropolitan Museum has become a pilgrimage for those he guides, and for the readers of this book, who realize that the paintings they see awaken a longing in their hearts for the eternal and for God.

Mother Clare shows children what religious life and convent life are like through a charming storybook, as Sr. Mary Andy and her Sisters fulfill their duties in convent life, pray to Jesus, and deal with life’s problems.

This book has chapters on a variety of sensitive topics, written by well-known EWTN women who have all experienced similar wounds and struggles. Two chapters are devoted to Mother Angelica’s wisdom, our role model par excellence.

With wise insights, reflections on the saints, and practical steps to grow in holiness, this parents’ manual will help families prioritize God in everyday life, develop concrete habits of prayer, and experience God’s peace in their homes.

Fr. Spitzer shares the basics of Catholic morality found in the Catechism. Society’s decline is traceable to the disregard of Christian doctrines. Only turning from sin and a return to righteous living can restore it.

An adventure story for Christmas about three seekers after a brilliant star, who risked life and limb in their determination to follow the truth. Raymond Arroyo has written this story to be a treasured family keepsake.

Michelle Johnson’s caregiving journey with her cancer-stricken husband has invaluable advice for those helping a loved one carry the cross. Along the way they grew in love for each other and for God, who accompanied them every step of the way.

Dr. Ray Guarendi shares what his ten children taught him: laugh more, don’t take yourself too seriously, don’t overreact, love your children with all your might, and discipline them. There is great advice for grandparents here, too.

In his latest book, Fr. Wojciech Giertych teaches how to cultivate theological and moral virtues in our daily lives, how to demonstrate authentic love in marriage, and how to regard sexuality as an expression of charity.

In his new book, Judge Robert J. Conrad reveals the holiness and integrity displayed by John Fisher and Thomas More, two 16th-century English saints, that enabled them to defy King Henry VIII's divorce and remarriage.

In his new book, John Lawrence Hill explains the evolution of natural law, from Plato and Aristotle to St. Thomas Aquinas, and how we can know objective moral truth through our inborn nature, drawing us to perfection.

Christianity was punishable by death until the Edict of Milan in 313 A.D. Mike Aquilina explains how the Early Church evangelized through friendship, introducing others to the Lord Jesus and banishing loneliness.

As Karlo Broussard proclaims, Purgatory is for real. He uses Biblical references to explain why it’s a true Catholic doctrine, and why this fact is actually good news for all of us who aren’t quite perfect yet.

K.V. Turley and Fiorella De Maria discuss their fascinating work of alternative fiction about Bela Lugosi. A gripping story of fantasy, chilling realities, and a clash between Hollywood horror and the horror of the world.

What is God’s plan for your marriage? In his new book, Fr. Robert Altier tackles important 21st century issues like 'being subject to one another' and sexual morality all to help married couples get each other to heaven.

Dr. Ray Guarendi advises not to alter your lifestyle or attend seminars on how to better communicate with your spouse. Instead he says to follow his easy guidelines, and observe them every day to make your marriage better and stronger.

Spiritual and nonspiritual struggles are explained with insights from The 14 Rules of St. Ignatius, real-life examples and their remedies. Also discussed is “the vocation saver” book, a field guide for parish priests in their lives and ministry.

This prayer guide is intended first for the autistic Christian Catholic, then for autistic individuals who may be thinking about Christianity, and lastly for families, schools, and parishes interested learning about autism in the Christian setting.

During a time of great suffering for the Mexican people, the homilies and reflections of Archbishop Luis Maria Martinez gave them comfort and solace. The wisdom and spiritual guidance in this collection can be ours today.

Robert Cardinal Sarah shares his thoughts about instructing the hearts and minds of everyone whose goal is to a live fruitful, happy life, culminating in the contemplation of the Heavenly Father in the next.

NY schools were instrumental in transforming young Catholic Italian immigrant Bella Dodd into one of the Communist party’s highest ranking female members in the 1920s and 30s. She eventually converted through Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen’s ministry.

Fr. Jeff Kirby’s latest teachings include such varied issues as critical race theory, immigration, abortion, spiritual vs. ascetical theology, a way to read and understand the Bible, and preparing for investiture in the Brown Scapular of Our Lady.

Two important books from Fr. John Riccardo help us surrender with love and trust to God: the first on Mary’s guidance in trusting the Lord, by meditating on the Rosary; and the second, on believing and being transformed by the Gospel.

Important books of Western civilization, from Augustine’s Confessions and Shakespeare’s plays to books of Evelyn Waugh, Shelley, and G.K. Chesterton, are discussed, as is Poems Every Child Should Know, by Joseph Pearce.

After a meeting with Mother Teresa in the 1980s, a congressional staffer and lawyer realizes the emptiness of his life. His book chronicles a dozen years of working with this saint and becoming changed by her influence.

Twenty true stories of adults and children who traveled to Lourdes and received miraculous healings from debilitating illnesses, traumas, and sorrows. Plus, the most unusual and beautiful Lourdes healings are discussed.

A story of one individual’s journey from unbelief to total faith in the presence of Christ in the Eucharist, and how through suffering, the author realizes the necessity for complete and utter dependence on the Lord.

Two important historical books are profiled - a remarkable biography on Mother Angelica, 100 years after her birth, and Thomas Edison’s challenges as a boy and young man, before he would become a world-famous inventor.

In his book, Bishop Peter Elliott explores the relationship between the Washing of the Feet and the Institution of the Holy Eucharist at the Last Supper, signifying how one is to plumb the deepest meaning of another.