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The Jesuits, The Church, and The Papacy

The Jesuits, The Church, and The Papacy by Fr. Joseph Fessio, SJ

The election of Pope Francis, the first Jesuit pope in Church history, has dramatically increased popular interest in the Jesuit Order. In this presentation, Mark Brumley interviews Ignatius Press’s founder and editor, Jesuit Father Joseph Fessio. He shares the story and influence of the Jesuits throughout Church History, reflects on his own life and experience as a Jesuit, and speaks especially about Pope Francis.

For more on our Holy Father, be sure to check out Francis: Pope of a New World, published by Ignatius Press.

Saint Joseph: Patron of the Universal Church

St. Joseph: Patron of the Universal Church by Dr. Mark Miravalle

The holy and hidden figure of St. Joseph comes to light in this captivating presentation by Dr. Mark Miravalle. What is the dignity of this great man, and how do we convey the wondrous power of his intercession? Listen now as Dr. Miravalle delves into the fascinating and hidden life of the man whom god chose to “substitute” for Himself when the Word became flesh to dwell among us.

Ignatius Press Employee Pick of the Week

Each week, an Ignatius Press employee will select a favorite book, movie, or other Ignatius Press product and will write a few sentences about why he/she thinks customers will enjoy the particular selection. The item will be on sale for 40% off the regular price for a week, and then a new item will be selected by another employee. A short bio of the selecting employee will also be included, giving customers a chance to learn a bit more about the people who are Ignatius Press.

YOUCAT – An Official Catechism For Young Adults

Developed with the help of young Catholics and written for young adults and high schoolers, YOUCAT is an accessible, contemporary expression of the Catholic Faith.

From Slave to Priest Catholic

Born a slave in Missouri, Fr. Augustine Tolton became the first African-American priest in the U.S., where he was much loved by the people and showed great priestly zeal. This story of Fr. Tolton’s courage in the face of incredible prejudice within the Church and society will be a source of strength and hope for modern Christians who face persecution for their faith. Also included is an interview with Bishop Joseph Perry, in which he outlines the ongoing cause for the canonization of Fr. Tolton.