Catherine's FriendsFr. Wild explores the relations between Catherine Doherty, the Foundress of Madonna House, and six of the most influential Catholic figures of her time, in essays that bring them to life and illuminate their spirituality. G. K. Chesterton, Dorothy Day, Thomas Merton, Fr. Paul Watson of Graymoor, Jean Vanier, and Vladimir Soloviev all influenced Catherine in significant ways, for her own spiritual journey, and for the Apostolate she founded, and for

and Chicago Sun (later Sun-Times)

A book for middle-grade readers who enjoy mysteries

Just as God came to us through her

In his fight against alcoholism

French: Urodivoi: fous pour le Christ

every aspect of which is permeated with the Gospel

Drawing on the wisdom of the Catholic Church

Catherine takes us on a pilgrimage filled with poetic imagery but constantly calling us to incarnate God’s love in our daily life

David May is a collection of fifty poems written over fifty years

he was headlined as “America’s Star Reporter

Cards featuring icons of five saints by Madonna House member Marysia Kowalchyk

we follow her to Europe where she is caught in the onset of World War II