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Saint Augustine's Confessions are a classic of Western Civilization which have influenced men since the very date they were written. More than a catalog of the great saint's former life, it is an exploration of philosophy, the nature of man, the nature of God, justice, forgiveness and divine love itself. An essential thing however, to someone truly looking to understand Augustine's thought, is to read the work in the original language. Up to this point, only a pricey two volume Latin-English edition has been available, and a few other versions. Thus, we are pleased to provide all thirteen...

"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. Francis de Sales said, that while many saints should be imitated, some of the saints are to be admired more than imitated. The life of St. Francis gives us some of both. On the one hand, his extraordinary love of God, his humility, his penance, his charity, his prudence and his detachment from and loathing for the world, are all virtues that every Christian should seek to emulate throughout his life. On the other hand, his discernment of spirits, his miracles, his extraordinary fasting and mortification of his body, his ecstasies and the stigmata are all things God performed in St....

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Most Americans who have studied Latin, with our priests and seminarians included, have employed this method, which they thought was 'traditional'. But as something fully developed, this tradition scarcely goes farther back than 1880; and even in its beginnings it hardly antedates the seventeenth century.

In contrast to this method of grammatical analysis, Father Most's textbooks reproduce much of the "natural method" by which children learn their native language. Hence, the significance of Father Most's books is manifestly great for the Latin classes in any Catholic...

John Fisher's times are remembered, but he is often not. While information on the Tudor period proliferates, with so many studies in art, architecture, power and other matters, there is scarcely a mention of John Fisher or his place in the struggles of those times

Even in Catholic circles, Thomas More has numerous books written about him, numerous centers devoted to his memory, while Fisher gets barely a remembrance. Yet, of the two great men, Fisher was the greater in the life and events of that time.

John Fisher was made a bishop by King Henry VII, solely due to his holiness, and...