Detailed description of what we must believe as Christians. Loving it thus far.
This is a concise and insightful introduction to the early history of the Church, written with clarity and scholarly depth. The author presents key events, figures, and developments from the ancient period in a way that is both accessible and engaging.
It is worth noting that the book arrived in a very robust cardboard packaging and was in pristine condition—kudos to St Pauls India for their excellent service. They continue to be my favourite Christian bookseller!
A brief yet profound meditation on Christ’s sacrifice not as punishment, but as pure love. With clarity and reverence, he shows how the Cross becomes our path to freedom, healing, and the outpouring of the Spirit. A quiet, powerful invitation to let suffering be transfigured by grace.
It explains the origin of bible and how it was made. It is very easy to understand and any lay person can read it. Evn non catholics will understand.
Would recommend for every Catholic family to answer your little ones doubts. Can easily be understood even by a 8year old. Easy language, good sketches and very short paragraphs that is not boring.
I have been waiting for this wonderful book. Longing to hold this book on my palm and read it through. To read something from someone whom you admire, is something, really something.
The entire catholic bible in a travel friendly (6.5 in x 4.5 in) & hardcover format. Print, paper quality & binding are good. Font is the smallest I have seen but readable. Seniors might need reading glasses.
Bought this edition to use the Bible more often.
Great Bible👍
Very good Bible. Compact and easy to carry anywhere.
One of the must reads for priests and religious
There’s only one word to describe this prayer:
Empowering!
It’s not just a few words strung together. It is a preparation for battle…the weaponry that can annihilate the most lethal enemy
I have used this book in the Past.
As you go through this, you will se that its a very good companion to converse with God.
