C.S. Lewis on Grief invites readers into the unguarded, luminous honesty of a mind and heart walking through loss. Drawing deeply from A Grief Observed and related writings, this collection showcases Lewis at his most personal: wrestling with God, naming sorrow without varnish, and tracing the bewildering currents of anger, fear, numbness, and aching love that bereavement brings. Here is not a clinician’s distance but a companion’s nearness—an eloquent witness who refuses easy answers and instead offers language for what so often feels unspeakable.
Ave Maria: See Learn and Meditate on the Mysteries of the Rosary is a beautiful companion for anyone seeking to enter more deeply into this timeless prayer. With a gentle, accessible approach, it reveals the Rosary as a path of love through the life of Christ and Our Lady—seen, learned, and lived in the heart.
A guide to praying the rosary that lends itself to personal prayer and meditation as well as in communal prayer. Embellished with beautiful, full-color art.
This edition of the 14 epistles of St. Paul presents the complete text from the King James Version of the Bible and illustrates it with a rich variety of illuminated manuscripts and other paintings. 200 full-color illustrations.
The Loeb Classical Library is a long-running series of books that presents the texts of ancient Greek and Latin authors with authoritative English translations on facing pages. Founded by James Loeb in 1911 and published by Harvard University Press, the series aims to make classical literature accessible to both scholars and general readers.