By William Cobbett Though written by a Protestant between 1824 and 1827, this book has been repeatedly reprinted by Catholic publishers because of the tremendous light it sheds on English history from Henry VIII (1509) thru George III (1820), showing, besides the inf
by Right Rev. Richard Gilmour, D.D. OUT-OF-PRINT ONLY A FEW LEFT! One of the greatest and most important activities in one's life is the study of Sacred Scripture. St. Jerome tells us: "Ignorance of the Scriptures is ignorance of Christ." Bible History will help the student to study with ... more info
by Edmund J. Baumeister, S.M., Ph.D. Latin really can be learned and the best way is the Catholic way; start with the living language of the Church, as it is used in the liturgy. Enrich your understanding of the Mass and Divine Office. First prepared in the 1940's as a two-year high school ... more info
MOSTLY BOYS AND NEW FACES AND OLD by Father Finn, S.J. with ETHEL'S BOOK, OR TALES OF THE ANGELS by Father Faber Written in the 1800s, Mostly Boys and New Faces and Old showcase the classroom, pastimes, and life in general at the turn of the century. Father Finn teaches many valuable ... more info
First Start French is the perfect introduction to French for students at grade levels 6 through 8. If you would like to add a modern language to your Latin studies, here’s the program for you. Modeled after the approachable Latina Christiana format, you will be able to teach your students the ... more info
by the Rt. Rev. Raul Wilhelm Von Keppler Bishop of Rottenburg. Adapted into English from the edition of 1911 by the Rev. Joseph McSorley, C.S.P. The book is retypeset for clearer reading but is an exact copy of the original with no changes! Description: Today so many people are chasing pleasure ... more info
