An Explanation of Catholic MoralsAn Explanation of Catholic Morals is a clear and methodical presentation of Catholic moral theology written for ordinary Catholics who want to understand how the Church reasons about right and wrong. Originally composed as a series of instructional essays, the book moves carefully from first principles to practical questions, treating conscience, sin, virtue, justice, duty, and the moral law with precision and calm authority. Rev. John H. Stapleton
The book also explores his various reforms
This is not an appeal but a collection of incontrovertible evidence: the stained‑glass windows and soaring cathedrals
“Thou art here
and the spiritual clarity of St
The Exemplary Life of Saint Gerard Majella by Father Oliver Rodie Vassall-Phillips recounts the career of the Redemptorist lay brother whose sanctity was formed in poverty
a transition driven by recognition that the world he inhabited could offer neither truth nor lasting purpose
Augustine Virgil shows how the layers of the modern media hellscape
and the inevitable persecution that sought to extinguish what these Holy Martyrs so boldly proclaimed
Drawing upon the wisdom of the Church’s tradition
This new edition clarifies from the outset what the original once implied
and the shepherd who refused to let the wolves in
and exposed to the revolutions of impiety
