*First official English translation, approved by bishops.*
This small book is a powerful treasury of prayers of praise and supplication to Almighty God and prayers invoking the intercession of the saints.

Take time to grow in your spiritual life with these beautiful prayer resources!

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This beautifully composed prayer reminds us all of God's immense wisdom and love for human life, and of the need for our continuing commitment to preserving the sanctity of life. Package of 100

This palm-sized card lists eleven indicators of abuse and includes contact information for the National Domestic Violence Hotline.

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This beautifully composed prayer, set on a handy pocket-sized card, reminds us all of God's immense wisdom and love for human life, and of the need for our continuing commitment to preserving the sanctity of life. Ideal for distribution at Church rallies, and in the classroom.

This tenth anniversary edition of the landmark pastoral letter includes both A Decade After Economic Justice for All and A Catholic Framework for Economic Life.

Stresses the need to work earnestly to bring about a true renewal in our public life and institutions.

Themes From Catholic Social Teaching/Poster can be used in a variety of ways.

A call to individual Catholics, institutions, and organizations to become involved in a comprehensive effort to restore respect and legal protection for every human life.

In “When I Call for Help,” the U.S. bishops speak out forcefully against domestic violence, saying that it is never justified and is always a sin. This statement offers insight on the causes and gives support to those affected by domestic violence.

The short statement Between Man and Woman expresses the Catholic Church's core belief and teaching about marriage.

This one-page, easy-to-read parish bulletin insert provides clear information on the Catholic Church's position on stem cell research and human cloning.

In A Culture of Life and the Penalty of Death, the bishops call our nation to abandon the use of the death penalty as we move one step closer to building a culture of life.

These guidelines from the Catholic bishops of the United States are intended to assist bishops in evaluating existing or proposed programs for those engaged in the ministry to persons with homosexual inclinations.

Builds on the Themes from Catholic Social Teaching.

Since the beginning of the world, marriage and blessing have been inseparable. The blessing of marriage survived unharmed from our break with you through original sin. Jesus not only restored, but elevated the blessing of marriage to a sacrament.

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"I want to have children with you." This simple, but meaningful phrase conveys in seven words the deep trust, love, and faith a Catholic married couple have in and for each other.

A collection of readings from Pope Benedict XVI on sickness, the condition of sick persons and their infirmities, and the healing that comes from allowing your trust in God to grow through the experience. His words resonate with humanity and compassion.

The Causes and Context study (1950-2010) integrates research from sociocultural, psychological, situational, and organizational perspectives, and provides information on why the sexual abuse of minors by Catholic priests in the United States occurred as it did.

Archbishop Gregory M. Aymond, chairman of the Committee on Divine Worship of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, hopes this blessing will provide not only support and God's blessing for expectant parents and their child in the womb, but also another effective witness to the sanctity of human life from the first moment of conception.

The bishops address the subject of assisted suicide.

Since the beginning of the world, marriage and blessing have been inseparable. The blessing of marriage survived unharmed from our break with you through original sin.

This resource addresses how we as Christians can walk the path of love through addressing the concerns of social justice and supporting charitable work in the community.

The Holy Father's third encyclical focuses on "the dignity and rights of those who work." Drawing on biblical teaching and Catholic social thought for nearly the past century, he discusses just remuneration for work, the rights of labor unions, the rights and responsibilities of management, roles of women, multinational corporations, disabled workers, and other labor questions.