Alfred McBride

This popular one-volume Church history has been extensively revised and updated. Each chapter now includes a "Connecting to Our Times" section--discussion/reflection questions that reflect current concerns. More women are featured and the updated resources include videos.

Peak Moments from Pentecost to the Year 2000

The Story of the Church

Cycle A : Reflections on Sunday Readings

Year of the Lord

The crisis of fidelity has reached dangerous levels both for the Church and our culture, believes Fr. Alfred McBride. The signs of the impact of the breakdown of fidelity to God, self, friendships, country, marriage, and celibacy surround us. What is a Catholic to think, believe, and do to stay faithful today? The author, an internationally known Catholic spiritual writer, catechetical expert, speaker and teacher, offers wisdom on a hot topic in daily news headlines. This clear explanation of Catholic teaching on the virtue of fidelity uses stories, studies, help from people's human experiences, and examples for popular and classical culture to offer encouragement and inspiration for anyone seeking to stay faithful in every aspect of life.

To God, Ourselves, One Another

Staying Faithful Today

Kathleen M. Carroll

Focuses on the Marian aspects of the Advent and Christmas using the theme of the Seven Joys of Mary.

A Mary Christmas

Father McBride takes us through the whole Mass, explaining each part in detail. This little book is a good introduction. It's also available in packages of ten for use in classes or study groups.

A Guide for Understanding and Loving the Mass More Deeply

Celebrating the Mass

A guided tour for anyone who wants to understand the Catechism better--and for anyone who wants to live a more truly Christian life. This new edition brings Father McBride's beloved classic up-to-date.

A Guide to the Catechism of the Catholic Church

Essentials of the Faith

In this very personal and moving reflection on the meaning of the priesthood, Father Alfred McBride explores a priests commitment to feed our people and witness the churchs social teachings, to spend time in daily prayer, to find solutions to the crisis of priestly identity plaguing todays priests, and to become a man of personal mercy in all ones dealings as a priest.

Alfred McBride

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