A book about providing pastoral care to the terminally ill; it explores `the delicate subject of the accompaniment of the human being at the end of life.' so that a patient's final days may be lived with dignity and meaning.

Encourages readers to reassess their relationship with God and to take consolation in the Good News, in a world that increasingly views religious belief as antiquated.

Pope Francis recently spoke of `The Joy of the Gospel' - this book shows how the words of the Gospel speak to every area of our lives. It will help readers to experience the warmth and healing that comes from hearing the proclamation: `Jesus Christ h

This booklet remembers the pope's landmark three-day visit to Ireland in 1979. Giving a brief overview of his early life, it explores each day of the pope's visit, with reflections on his homilies.

This book explores Angelo Roncalli's life both before and during his pontificate as Pope John XXIII. Though his time as pope was brief, it was marked by freshness and renewal, seen above all in his decision to summon the second Vatican Council.

A reflection on five themes of Vatican II and their implications for today's world.

A short, reflective discussion on the Eucharist and what it should mean to us, updated in anticipation of the 2012 International Eucharistic Congress.

A book that explores the crises of Irish institutions and suggests that love is a way to overcome.

A collection of essays from the widely respected moral theologian Donal Murray, Bishop of Limerick.

Explores the complexity of Christian faith in rich, imaginative language.