Books

Alicia Duncan wants the world to know, through her new book, that her late mother, Donna, was, for many years, a woman of “unflinching positivity” and a great deal of fun.

The celebration Allan Smith has long awaited — more than 15 years of hope and prayer — is less than two months away.

Christian usage of herbal medicine is as rich as a hearty vegetable medley.

Laura Bedingfeld, the author of the newly-released Arise: A 50-Day Journey into the Mystery of the Resurrection, never originally set out to write a book delving into Christianity’s most glorious event.

Discipline, self-sacrifice and love. These are all traits Catholics strive to nurture during Lent, and all were exemplified so innately and gracefully by St. Joseph, the patron saint of Canada, during his lifetime.

The life story of François Gendron (1618-1668), a French surgeon who served the Jesuit mission to the Wendat from 1643 to 1649 utterly captivated University of Alberta professor Micah True.

At a special event on March 26 at Toronto's University of St. Michael’s College, respected Canadian Catholic academic and writer Michael Higgins will unveil Synod Diary: Sixty Days That Shook the Church.

Dr. S.R. Watkins, in his book Biblical Economics 101: Living Under God’s Financial Blessing, champions monetary giving — especially tithing — as a practice that yields transformative benefits.

Prominent Catholic author, speaker and educational psychologist Mary Ruth Hackett is among the many Christians around the world who in recent years has become more knowledgeable about, and attuned to, discerning spirits and the concept of spiritual warfare, the unseen battle against evil preternatural forces.

Thanks to the efforts of his children, the legacy of the late acclaimed British painter and children’s book illustrator Brian Wildsmith (1930-2016) is receiving renewed appreciation this Christmas season with a new edition of The Road to Bethlehem, which he also authored.