The following are books for sale, though some of them may also be available as part of the donation offer as well.
The Catholic Encyclopedic Dictionary, ed. Donald Attwater, 1949 (HC)
Aspects of Monasticism, by Jean Leclercq (cistercian Publications, SC)
Eleventh Century Background of Citeaux, Bede Lackner (HC, Cistercian Studies)
The Saga of Citeaux: The Family that Overtook Christ, Second Epoch, M. Raymond, OCSO (HC)
Christ in His Mysteries, Dom Columba Marmion (HC)
Christ the Life of the Soul, Dom Columba Marmion (HC)
Immortal Diamond: Studies in Gerard Manley Hopkins, ed. Norman Weyand, SJ
The Lord, Romano Guardini (HC)
F.J. Sheed, What Difference Does Jesus Make? (HC)
F.J. Sheed, To Know Christ Jesus? (SC)
The Desolate City, Anne Roche Muggeridge (HC)
Did Darwin Get it Right? Catholics and the Theory of Evolution, by George Sim Johnston
Jesus, by Malcolm Muggeridge (HC, oversized)
A Newman Treasury: Selections fo the Prose Works of John Henry Cardinal Newman (HC)
The Eternal Son: A Theology of the Word of God and Christology, by Louis Bouyer (HC)
The Christ of Catholicism, Dom Aelred Graham (SC)
The American Catholic Family, John L. Thomas, SJ (HC, 1956)
The Popes on Youth: Principles on Forming and Guiding Youth from Popes Leo XIII to Pius XII (HC)
The Public Life of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Archbishop Goodier (2 vols. HC)
The Passion and Death of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Alban Goodier, SJ.
Morals in Politics and Professions: A Guide for Catholics in Public Life, Rev. Francis J. O'Connell (HC, 1951)
The Wisdom of Catholicism, ed. Anton C. Pegis (HC)
The Spirit of Catholicism, Karl Adam (SC)
Letters of Saint Catherine of Siena (HC)
Three Ages of the Interior Life, R. Garrigou-Lagrange (HC)
Life Everlasting, R. Garrigou-Lagrange (HC)
Jesus Christ, by St. Bonaventure (HC)
God: His Existence and His Nature, R. Garrigou-Lagrange (HC, vol.1)
The Love of God and the Cross of Jesus, R. Garrigou-Langrance (HC 2 vols.)
The One God, R. Garrigou-Lagrange (HC)
Christ the Savior, R. Garrigou-Lagrange (HC)
Three Ways of the Spiritual Life, R. Garrigou-Lagrange (HC)
A Companion to the Summa, Walter J. Farrell (HC, complete set)
Therese of Lisieux, Hans urs von Balthasar (HC)
Saint John of the Cross, by Fr. Bruno
Fundamental Marriage Counselling: A Catholic Viewpoint, J.R. Cavanaugh (HC, 1963)
Synopsis Theologiae Dogmaticae, AD. Tanquerey (3 vols, HC)
Summa Contra Gentiles (5 vols, SC)
The Shape of the Liturgy, Dom Gregory Dix (HC)
The Divine Intimacy
Two Sisters in the Spirit, Hans Urs von Balthasar
The Love of God, Dom Aelred Graham (HC and SC copy)
The Akathist Hymn to the Name of Jesus, Archbishop Raya (HC)
Theotokos: A Theological Encyclopedia of the Blessed Virgin Mary
The Doctrine of Being in Aristotelian Metaphysics, Joseph Owens, CSSR (SC)
Corpus Christianorum, Series Latina, CXXVI, Prudentius (HC)
Philosophy of Religion, F.J. Sheen (HC)
God and Intelligence in Modern Philosophy, F.J. Sheen (HC)
My Catholic Faith, LaRavoire Morrow (HC)
Liturgy and Contemplation, Jacques Maritain (HC)
Queen of Paradox: A Stuart Tragedy (HC)
The Bishops of Scotland, Dowden (HC)
Moral Philosophy, Jacques Maritain (HC)
The Holy See at Work: A popular explanation of the intracacies involved in the control and operation of the Catholic Church by the Pope through the Roman Curia, E. Heston (HC, 1950)
Power to Dissolve: Lawyers and Marriages in the Courts of the Roman Curia, John Noonan Jr.
The Byzantine Patriarchate, George Every (HC)
The Priest of the Fathers, E. Heston (HC)
The Liturgy and the Word of God
Dictionary of Moral Theology (HC)
Biblia Sacra (HC, library rebind)
Encyclopedia of Biblical Theology, Johannes Bauer (SC, 1970)
Enchiridion Patristicum, Rouet de Journel (HC, Greek-Latin)
St. Basil the Great and Apollinaris of Laodicea (HC)
A Practical Commentary on the Code of Canon Law
Christian Life and Worship, G. Ellard (HC)
The Occasional Sermons of Ronald Knox (HC)
Apologia Pro Vita Sua, JH Newman (HC)
The Dream of Gerontius, Newman (HC)
Idea of a University, Newman (SC)
Grammar of Assent, Newman (SC)
An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine, Newman (SC)
Catholic Sermons of Cardinal Newman (HC)
The Mind and Heart of Saint Paul, Newman (HC)
Theology and Sanity, Sheed (HC)
Society and Sanity, Sheed (HC)
Bethlehem, F.W. Faber (HC)
At the Foot of the Cross, F.W. Faber (HC)
Apocrypha and Pseudepigraph of the Old Testament (Oxford Univ. Press, (HC)
A Greek-English Lexicon of the New Testament and Other Early Christian Literature (HC)
The Layman and His Conscience, Ronald Knox (HC)
Hidden Streams, Ronald Knox (HC)
Lightning Meditations, Ronald Knox, (HC)
The Creed in Slow Motion, Ronald Knox (HC)O
The Irish Priests in Penal Times (HC)
Nature and Grace, Matthias Joseph Scheeben (HC)
The Mysteries of Christianity, M.J. Scheeben (HC)
The Teaching of the Catholic Church: A Summary of Catholic Doctrine, arr. by Canon George Smith (HC)
Jesus Christ: His Life, His Teaching and His Work, (2 vol, HC in Box)
A Gospel Priesthood, Yves Congar (HC)
Dogmatic Theology, Volume III: The Sources of Revelation (Divine Faith), Msgr. G. Van Noort (HC)
Dogmatic Theology, Volume II: Christ's Church, by Msgr. G. Van Noort (HC)
Saturday, December 30, 2006
Further Used Books for sale
Shawn TribeMore recent articles:
The Annunciation 2025: Dante and the Virgin MaryGregory DiPippo
The specific date of birth of the great poet Dante Alighieri (1265-1321) is unknown, but this Thursday, March 27th, is the anniversary of his baptism, which took place during the Easter vigil of 1266. The language which we call “Italian” today originated as the dialect of his native region of Tuscany (more specifically, of the city of Florence, but...
The Messenger AngelMichael P. Foley
Anonymous, the Archangel Gabriel, depicted on the predella of the high altar at the subsidiary church of Pesenbach, Upper Austria, 1495In the traditional Roman calendar, the feast days of saints are sometimes clustered together to form archipelagos of holiness that allow the faithful to meditate longer on a sacred mystery. These archipelagos do not...
The Third Sunday of Lent 2025Gregory DiPippo
At that time: Jesus was casting out a devil, and the same was dumb: and when he had cast out the devil, the dumb spoke: and the multitudes were in admiration at it: But some of them said: He casteth out devils by Beelzebub, the prince of devils. And others tempting, asked of him a sign from heaven. But he seeing their thoughts, said to them: Every ...
Pictures of Montecassino AbbeyGregory DiPippo
Following up on yesterday’s post of pictures of the crypt of Montecassino Abbey, here are some of the main church and some of the things around it, starting with the most important part of it, the burial site of St Benedict and his sister St Scholastica, behind the high altar.As I am sure our readers know, Montecassino Abbey was heavily bombed duri...
The Prodigal Son in the Liturgy of LentGregory DiPippo
In his commentary on the Gospel of St Matthew, St Jerome writes as follows about the parable of the two sons who are ordered by their father to go and work in the vineyard (21, 28-32). “These are the two sons who are described in Luke’s parable, the frugal (or ‘virtuous’) and the immoderate (or ‘wanton’).” He then connects these two sons with the f...
Another Chant for the Byzantine Liturgy of the PresanctifiedGregory DiPippo
Now the powers of heaven invisibly worship with us, for behold, the King of Glory entereth! Behold, the mystical sacrifice, being perfected, is carried forth in triumph. With faith and love, let us come forth, that we may become partakers of eternal life, Alleluia, Alleluia, Alleluia! (Recording by the Lviv Archeparchial Clergy Choir.) Нині сили ...
The Crypt of Montecassino AbbeyGregory DiPippo
For the feast of St Benedict, here are some pictures of the crypt of the abbey of Montecassino, the site where he ended his days. The crypt was built in the early 16th century, and originally decorated with frescoes, but by the end of the 19th century, these had deteriorated so badly from the humidity that they were deemed unsalvageable. The decisi...
An Interview with Fr Uwe Michael Lang on LiturgyGregory DiPippo
I am sure that our readers will enjoy this interview with the liturgical scholar Fr Uwe Michael Lang of the London Oratory, which was recently published on the YouTube channel of the Totus Tuus Apostolate. It covers a wide range of subjects: Pope Benedict’s teaching on the liturgy, the liturgical abuses in the post-Conciliar period and our own time...
Dives and Lazarus in the Liturgy of LentGregory DiPippo
Before the early eighth century, the church of Rome kept the Thursdays of Lent (with the obvious exception of Holy Thursday) and the Saturdays after Ash Wednesday and Passion Sunday as “aliturgical” days. (The term aliturgical refers, of course, only to the Eucharistic liturgy, not to the Divine Office.) This is attested in the oldest liturgical bo...
The Feast of St Joseph 2025Gregory DiPippo
Truly it is worthy and just... eternal God: Who didst exalt Thy most blessed Confessor Joseph with such great merits of his virtues, that by the wondrous gift of Thy grace, he merited to be made the Spouse of the most holy Virgin Mary, and be thought the father of Thy only-begotten Son, Jesus Christ, our Lord. Wherefore, venerating the day of his b...
