Advent is a joyful season when we both remember Christ’s first coming and prepare for his return.
And it’s the perfect time to deepen your spiritual study.
So throughout December, we’re welcoming this beloved season with 40% off more than 15 study resources—including three brand-new Doctors of the Church bundles: [Read more…]
If you want to renew your love for Scripture, challenge yourself to grow spiritually, and revel in the awe-inspiring character of God, there’s no substitute for studying the Mind of the Church.
That’s why when we made Verbum 8, we challenged ourselves to make it easier than ever for you to experience the rewards of deep Catholic study. And that meant making the most complete overhaul of the software ever. [Read more…]
St. Catherine of Siena’s crowning work, The Dialogue, features her conversations with God on topics such as virtue, sin, and suffering.
In the excerpt below (the whole book is free this month), St. Catherine of Siena paints a vision for how the Church’s suffering today transforms it into Christ’s likeness, which will soon result in joy. She writes imaginatively from the perspective of God the Father. [Read more…]
Your chance to save during September’s monthly sale ends soon!
Adding these fully searchable volumes to your Verbum library gives you a one-stop place for research. Every Scripture passage opens to your preferred Bible, and you can learn more about important terms you encounter in your study with links to dictionaries, encyclopedias, and more. [Read more…]
Few—if any—modern authors have had as much impact on Christianity as C.S. Lewis. His writing, encompassing everything from carefully argued treatises to satire and children’s fantasy, reflects his imaginative take on the Christian faith. [Read more…]
Saturate your library with the writings of Thomas Aquinas with Verbum’s Free Book of the Month and get two more Aquinas books for less than $8.
St. Thomas Aquinas, the “teacher of the church,” is universally recognized as one of the greatest philosophers who ever lived. His writings are both clear and profound; he is a master of metaphysics and technical terminology, yet full of both theoretical and practical wisdom. [Read more…]
This month, you can get Saint Augustine: The City of God, Books I–VII for free plus two more volumes from the Fathers of the Church Series (127 vols.) for less than $5! Throughout June, we’re sharing excerpts from Saint Augustine: The City of God to give you a preview of the thoughtful and thought-provoking literary treatise you can expect from this month’s free book.
Today’s excerpt comes from The City of God by St. Augustine: [Read more…]
This month, you can get Letter and Spirit, vol. 1: Reading Salvation: Word, Worship, and the Mysteries for free plus two more volumes from the Letter and Spirit collection for less than $5! Throughout May, we’re sharing excerpts from Letter and Spirit, vol. 1 to give you a preview of thoughtful and thought-provoking scholarship you can expect from this month’s free book.
Today’s excerpt comes from the essay “Worship in the Word: Toward a Liturgical Hermeneutic” by S.W. Hahn, St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology: [Read more…]
The Christian faith rests on one thing, or rather, one person: Jesus. But who was Jesus? This has been the perennial question of Christians and non-Christians alike for two thousand years. [Read more…]
The Easter season is drawing to a close, but there’s still time to get great deals during the Verbum Easter sale, now through the Day of Pentecost (May 20, 2018). Don’t wait, because you’ll grow your Verbum library at considerable savings—up to 50%!
There are just a couple weeks left to get the 126-volume Classics of Western Spirituality Bundle for 26% off. This library spans multiple genres of spiritual writing from Augustine and Martin Luther, plus lesser-known writers such as Maximus the Confessor and Moses de León.
Here’s a small excerpt from just one resource in this bundle, Athanasius: The Life of Antony and the Letter to Marcellinus: [Read more…]
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