Thomas More - A Lonely Voice Against the Power of the State

Thomas More - A Lonely Voice Against the Power of the StateThomas More comes alive once again in this newly translated work by Peter Berglar, author of one of the first major biographies of the founder of Opus Dei, St. Josemaria Escriva. In a detailed portrayal of one of history's most admired figures, Berglar shows More as a family man, as the country's most powerful political leader, and as an author of apologetic and spiritual works in addition to his work, Utopia, which remains in print nearly 500 years

In his direct and conversational manner

How to know you are an authentic man

but simply that they were not mine

For it confirms the understanding that the Mass is incomparably the greatest prayer—that it is offered to God

The history of Our Lady of Guadalupe from the sixteenth century to the present

As an uncompromising defender of the dignity of the human person

this lovely hardcover Bible invites Catholics to immerse themselves in God’s word like never before

drafting process

Gallagher takes you through each step of the process

The first extensive

It is a wide pallet of humanity

altar and linens—and the ways that they make spiritual and eternal realities visible