Truth imprint: 372 books

Loneliness, temptation, making the right choices, family, friendship and happiness are part of our everyday lives. The words of Jesus can help us to understand and accept what happens to us each day, wherever we are, and however we feel.

In some pastoral contexts the boundaries between Catholicism and psychiatry in mental health care can be contentious. This work shows that there should be no conflict between them. Through a brief history of psychiatry in secular and faith settings the author moves to examining the conflicts and agreements...

Every Christian who has been confirmed has received the fullness of the seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit. This booklet explains what these gifts are, the effect they can have on the life of the person who accepts them and what a life truly led by the Spirit should look like.

International tax lawyer Luis Villalobos is lured to the tiny island of Curaçao by the promise of a fast track to the cusp of an already stellar career. But the paradise we expect is so rarely the paradise we find. 'The Miracle of Small Things' is a novel in stories, a portrait of the power of place...

For many people the Catholic Church holds outdated and impractical views when it comes to sex, marriage and contraception. Dr Charlie O'Donnell answers 24 of the most common questions put to him by couples at marriage preparation classes. The beauty, practicality and advantages of the Churches teachings...

This ebook is for young adults, those thinking of marriage, or those already married. It explains many aspects of the rich teaching of the Catholic Church on love in marriage and responsible parenthood. It offers particular guidance on the Billings Ovulation Method as one of the most effective and...

Both secularism and superstition have popularised some very distorted ideas about exorcism. This ebook, written by an experienced exorcist, looks at its origin in the Gospels and its practice in the Church today. Different kinds of demonic influence are discussed, including their relation to conversion...

This eBook invites us to examine our attitude towards death, and help us to discover how taking death on board enhances the way we live our life. The Catholic teaching on unbaptised babies, suicide, burials and cremation, and music at funerals, are all carefully addressed here. With updated texts...

Although Leonard Cheshire’s remarkable and heroic war service (he flew over a hundred bombing missions over Germany and occupied Europe and was awarded a string of decorations, including the Victoria Cross) had made death a daily companion, it was not until after the war, when he was called to the...

This is a collection of concise and clear responses to common questions Catholics are often asked and really need to know and understand. Written by experts familiar with the varied contexts in which Catholics are called on to explain what they believe in and why, it covers sexuality, abortion, contraception,...

What can Pope Francis’ personal experience of God’s forgiveness teach us? Through his characteristically straight-talking language, we discover Pope Francis’ approach to forgiveness: God’s infinite love for us and our love for others through our forgiveness of them. The author advises us to...

What can Pope Francis's personal experience of Jesus Christ teach us? Especially those who feel far away, distanced, even excluded from any relationship with God? In down to earth, straight-talking language Pope Francis shares his approach to life and daily living with a merciful and life-giving God....

What can Pope Francis’ personal experience of Mary teach us? In down to earth, straight-talking language Pope Francis shares his approach to devotion to Mary, our loving Mother. He advises us to take a number of honest and practical steps to enrich our lives and our relationship with God by honouring...

The Ancient Shrine of Our Lady of Walsingham, England's national shrine, sits in a tiny village on the north coast of East Anglia. Since 1061 pilgrims have made their way there. Paupers and kings have walked, 'slipperless', the last holy mile. Here Mary is contemplated as Mary of Nazareth, the warm...