Books on Papacy

 
LOR_5127763.jpg Our Glorious Popes
$12.95
by Sr. Catherine M.I.C.M. A powerfully written history of the Church as illustrated in the challenging pontificates of ten of her more illustrious champions of orthodoxy. As one reads through the first forty-two pages, one is virtually taken on a journey through some four hundred years of tempus ecclesiae, from the momentous entrance of Saint Peter into the fearsome capitol of Satan's doomed empire, to the triumph of the last Christological Council, Chalcedon, held under the pastoral eye of Leo I, the first Pope that Catholic posterity dared to call "the Great." Sister Catherine vividly brings to life the painful and virile maturation of the Church Militant from its infancy in Jerusalem to its full manhood as expressed by the Toma of Leo solemnly read at Chalcedon in 451. The remaining bulk of information dovetails into the major periods of religious crises and tells of those heroic Popes who steered the Church through these gravest trials. For example, see how the little known Greek Pope Saint Zachary fought the Moslem influence which generated eastern Iconoclasm; see the Gregorys form the temporal city of God into the vibrant and monolithic power that Jesus intended; and see how the two Pius's re-establish orthodoxy with one sword and humiliate the brazenly open anti-Christian forces with the other - burying them - for a time. This is a book that can restore hope and confidence in the might of the papacy.
 
bpPopeFiction.jpg Pope Fiction
$14.99
"by Patrick Madrid. This exciting book offers a tour-de-force refutation of 30 major arguments raised against the papacy. Using Scripture, Church history, and common sense (with a dash of wit added for good measure), Madrid explains why these ""pope fictions"" simply don't hold water. Fr. Ray Ryland, a former Protestant minister and now a Catholic priest, says ""In a very readable style, Pope Fiction catalogs and refutes those fictions charitably and completely. Had it been available when I first began to be drawn to the Church, my journey home would have been years shorter."" Catholic author and apologist David Hess praises its ""amazing clarity and readability."" Marcus Grodi hails Pope Fiction, calling it, ""concise and complete with a welcome tinge of humor. I highly recommend this book to all those who are looking for truth. They'll find it here."""
 
pope1588sm.gif Popes Against Modern Errors
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"In 1789, the French Revolution took place and launched a host of religious, political and social errors which the Popes for over 160 years wrote and legislated against. Yet most of these errors have today filtered down to the common man . . . with the res"
 
ignatiouspress_7234.jpg Upon This Rock
$16.95
Ray goes through the Scriptures and the first five centuries to show that the first Christians had a clear understanding ot the primacy of Peter in the See of Rome. He uses many Protestant scholars to support the Catholic position. This book contains the most complete compilation of scriptural and Patristic quotations on the Primacy of Peter and the Papal office of any book currently available.
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Papal Primacy in the Third Millennium
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Written by Russell Shaw. The battle lines are drawn. If you want to know what’s really going on behind efforts to *tame the Pope,* you owe it to yourself—and your Church—to read this provocative new examination of the conflict over the role of the successors of St. Peter in the life of the universal Church. Soft cover, 192 pages.
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osv_0879734795.jpg Pontiffs
$16.95

Popes Who Shaped History

by John Jay Hughes. Learn about 11 of the most influential popes from Peter to the present. Each chapter focuses on a particular pope. Paper, 320 Pages. Our Sunday Visitor
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LIG_46782.jpg The Incredible Book of Vatican Facts
$12.95
and Papal Curiosities - A Treasury of Trivia by Nino Lo Bello

What's the pope's salary? Has a pope ever been impeached? Who was Pope Joan? Have there ever been married popes? Which pope was exhumed for a public trial?

Find the answer to these and nearly 200 other questions in this vast cornucopia of interesting, unusual, and intriguing facts and minutiae about the seat of the Roman Catholic religion (Vatican City) and the popes who have reigned there.

Drawing on almost three decades of experience as a journalist covering Italy and in particular the Vatican, Lo Bello entertains the reader on every page with trivia and fascinating anecdotes.

The book also features more in-depth Vaticaniain essays that explore such topics as:
• exorcism and the Vatican
• the process of making a saint
• the Vatican's involvement in the film industry
• "la Popessa" (the most powerful woman in Vatican history)

Appendices provide both a glossary of Vatican terminology and significant dates in Catholic Church history. Ligouri Publications.
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