Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as I’m joined by T.M. Gaouette, co-author of the cool new collection of short stories for teens and young adults Treasures: Visible and Invisible. From the early days of the Church, objects touched to holy men and women … [Read more...] about Treasures: In Conversation with T.M. Gaouette
Books
“I’m a Saint in the Making” Earns “Seal of Approval”
Launching a book at any time is challenging, but doing so during a pandemic can be especially trepidatious. When we released I'm a Saint in the Making in October, I really wasn't sure what to expect. I knew that I was personally in love with this book. With a message that is very close to my heart, … [Read more...] about “I’m a Saint in the Making” Earns “Seal of Approval”
10 Hidden Heroes: In Conversation with Mark K. Shriver
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as I’m joined by Mark K. Shriver, author of the bestselling new Loyola Press book 10 Hidden Heroes. Mark, congratulations on the publication of 10 Hidden Heroes. The book is a timely gift for families in the wake of a … [Read more...] about 10 Hidden Heroes: In Conversation with Mark K. Shriver
God Saw That It Was Good
I have the blessing of seeing lots of new books cross my desk. It's rare that something surprises me as much as the delightful new work God Saw That It Was Good: A Safari Through Salvation History by Brant Law and coming soon from Paraclete Press. Today, I'm happy to share my recent email … [Read more...] about God Saw That It Was Good
The Thief Who Stole Heaven
New for this Lenten season in full-color hardcover is The Thief Who Stole Heaven, the second in a new "Legend" series from Sophia Institute Press. Written by author Raymond Arroyo, whose inaugural "Legend" book The Spider Who Saved Christmas hit the New York Times bestseller list before Christmas, … [Read more...] about The Thief Who Stole Heaven
The Art of Spiritual Writing
I've decided to do something a little different with my reading in 2021 to help me be more intentional. As a gift to myself, I purchased some simple bookplate stickers at a local stationery store. I'm going to carefully choose what books I read and keep this year and really try to share great books … [Read more...] about The Art of Spiritual Writing
Two Family Titles for Christmas and Beyond
Initially, I need to apologize for not being able to share the first of today's book recommendations on a timely basis. Due to circumstances in our family, my work schedule has been sporadic at best for the past few months. This being said, I still want to strongly recommend both of these titles … [Read more...] about Two Family Titles for Christmas and Beyond
Two New Books That Look Like Christmas Classics
As a mother, some of my favorite family traditions and memories revolve around snuggling under the covers with my boys and sharing a beautiful book. This year, I'm delighted to share two recent releases from Sophia Institute Press that fall into my "instant classic" library of children's … [Read more...] about Two New Books That Look Like Christmas Classics
Grab “I Am God’s Storyteller” for Only $6
I'm happy to share that my children's book "I Am God's Storyteller" is currently on sale for only $6 per book through my publisher, Paraclete Press. Typically $17.99, this hardcover book is beautifully illustrated by my creative partner Eric Carlson. I believe it would make a lovely gift for any … [Read more...] about Grab “I Am God’s Storyteller” for Only $6
Ready for Advent? Try “O Radiant Dawn”
Somehow, we are just days away from the beginning of a new liturgical year! On Sunday, November 29, we celebrate the start of Advent. For many of us who have struggled mightily with challenges in 2020, this season of light and hope hangs before us like a beacon. We desire change not only in dealing … [Read more...] about Ready for Advent? Try “O Radiant Dawn”
Syllabus: In Conversation with William Germano and Kit Nicholls
Congratulations on the publication of Syllabus: The Remarkable, Unremarkable Document That Changes Everything Please briefly introduce yourselves to our readers and let us know how you came to work together on this project. Kit Nicholls: At this point, after writing this book together, it’s odd … [Read more...] about Syllabus: In Conversation with William Germano and Kit Nicholls
Bless Us, O Lord: 3 Minutes with Robert M. Hamma
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as we’re joined by Robert M. Hamma, author of the newly released book Bless Us, O Lord: A Family Treasury of Mealtime Prayers. LMH Bob, congratulations on the publication of Bless Us, O Lord. Would you please briefly … [Read more...] about Bless Us, O Lord: 3 Minutes with Robert M. Hamma
The Big Hustle: 3 Minutes with Jim Wahlberg
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as we’re joined by Jim Wahlberg, author of the newly released book The Big Hustle: A Boston Street Kid's Story of Addiction and Redemption. LMH Jim, congratulations on the release of The Big Hustle: A Boston Street Kid's … [Read more...] about The Big Hustle: 3 Minutes with Jim Wahlberg
Prompt Me to Pray: 3 Minutes with Monica McConkey
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as we're joined by Monica McConkey, author of the newly released book Prompt Me to Pray: A Practical Plan for More Consistent Prayer from the Heart. LMH Monica, congratulations on the publication of Prompt Me to Pray. … [Read more...] about Prompt Me to Pray: 3 Minutes with Monica McConkey
Love Her Well: 3 Minutes with Kari Kampakis
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as we're joined by Kari Kampakis, author of the newly released book Love Her Well: 10 Ways to Find Joy and Connection with Your Teenage Daughter. LMH Kari, congratulations on the publication of Love Her Well: 10 Ways to … [Read more...] about Love Her Well: 3 Minutes with Kari Kampakis
Can You “Plan a Happy Life”?
I'll admit it: I'm hopelessly devoted to planners. After several years of fiddling with my system, I've concocted a melange of both digital and paper tools that serves me well at this stage in my life. But I also love taking a look at new things and considering how advances in planning might help me … [Read more...] about Can You “Plan a Happy Life”?
