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"During another chaotic time in the Church, St Philip Neri used to tell his directees that he didn't care what they read, as long as the author's name began with the letters ST. That advice is just as helpful today as it was then, and with his Bellarmine Project, Ryan Grant is making the writings of one such author, the great Doctor of the Church St Robert Bellarmine, available to the English speaking public." -Fr. Philip Wolfe, FSSP, from the foreword.

The first English translation of St. Robert Bellarmine's autobiography is the only account of the saint currently in print. Though...

Quindecim libri De Trinitate, in qua S. Augustinus XV annos laboravit, ab anno 400 usque ad 416, sunt elaboratissimos libros S. Augustini.

Novissimi libri sunt de apologiis quibus mysterium Trinitatis habet cum anima nostra plurime aguntur.

Ipse auctor sanctus declaravit ut solum analogi sint et valde obscuri.

Augustinus est eximius Patrorum, propter profunditatem cogitationis sui, et sanctitatis atque charitatis. Is est doctor gratiae et maximus scriptor posteriorum saeculorum.

The Latin edition of St. Augustine's De Trinitate is a new reprint from...

When it comes to St. Thomas, one title comes to mind: The Summa Theologia (or rendered in English as Theologica). The Summa has indeed proved to be the most enduring work of the Angelic Doctor, but apart from a few of his treatises his other works are unknown. Thus, we are offering the whole of St. Thomas' Opera Omnia in Latin.

This is newly prepared edition of St. Thomas' commentary on St. Paul's epistles. It is not a facsimile reprint This volume, embracing Romans, and 1st and 2nd Corinthians, features digraphs, double column texts which preserve the tradition yet are in easy to...

When it comes to St. Thomas, one title comes to mind: The Summa Theologia (or rendered in English as Theologica). The Summa has indeed proved to be the most enduring work of the Angelic Doctor, but apart from a few of his treatises his other works are unknown. Thus, we are offering the whole of St. Thomas' Opera Omnia in Latin.

This is newly prepared edition of St. Thomas' commentary on St. Paul's epistles. It is not a facsimile reprint This volume, embracing Galatians, Ephesians, Colossians, Philippians, Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus, Philemon and Hebrews, this text follows the...

St. Robert Bellarmine is perhaps one of the greatest controversial writers of all time.

Though a humble, short and unassuming Italian Jesuit, he came to dominate the European theological scene until the time when the loss of Latinity relegated him to a more general obscurity.

On the Marks of the Church is the 4th book of Bellarmine's 2nd volume of the Controversies. In it, he proposes 15 Marks all of which are an extension of the 4 marks which are put forth in the Nicene-Constantinoplan Creed. In proposing each mark, Bellarmine examines what it entails, how it is proved in the...