Last week, we shared Chapter Two of noted author Katherine Valentine’s newest inspirational novel.  Join us each Monday as we watch this incredible story unfold. (more…)

As we close out this Month of the Rosary, it’s not too late to put a little spark into your devotion to the Rosary.  One of the best resources I’ve seen lately that will help you fall in love with this wonderful devotion is The Rosary: Keeping Company with Jesus and Mary.  (more…)

Last week, we shared Chapter One of noted author Katherine Valentine’s newest inspirational novel.  Join us each Monday as we watch this incredible story unfold. (more…)

We are thrilled to share with you that beginning today, CatholicMom.com readers will have the first opportunity to read the brand new novel Sweet Dreams, by noted Catholic author and CatholicMom.com contributor Katherine Valentine.  (more…)

We are thrilled to announce that on Monday, October 19, CatholicMom.com readers will have the first opportunity to read the brand new novel Sweet Dreams, by noted Catholic author and CatholicMom.com contributor Katherine Valentine. (more…)

When I received the review copy of author Sarah Dunant’s latest book, Sacred Hearts: A Novel, I found myself instantly captivated.  Set in an Italian convent in the 16th century, the book is suspenseful, full of amazing characters, and a fascinating look into the cloistered life.  (more…)

During the middle of my radiation treatments last year, I was contacted by a very talented and inspiring Catholic author, Alex Basile.  Alex offered me review copies of his books and shared his comments in the following Catholic author interview.  (more…)

You have to love the Daughters of St. Paul – they love books, they’re awesome with new media, and they are funny and cute!  (more…)

I am pleased to share the following Book Spotlight interview with Chris Benguhe, author of Overcoming Life’s 7 Common Tragedies: Opportunities for Discovering God. (more…)

In an effort to help keep you abreast of the many great books that come across my desk for review, I’m going to try to revive a feature from my old blog sharing “What’s New on My Bookshelf This Week”.  (more…)

Thanks to Regina Doman and author John Desjarlais for sharing the following press release about John’s latest book, Bleeder. (more…)

I am pleased to share the following interview with Ellen Tomaszewski, author of My Blindy Girl – A Mother’s Journey Through Achromatopsia. (more…)

Your child will enjoy reading God Made Hugs (Ready, Set, Read! Beginning Readers) by Sally Anne Conan so much that it’s likely she won’t realize how much she’s learning in the process. (more…)

Review by Idowu Okunzua

Left to Tell: Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust
by Immaculée Ilibagiza (more…)

Did you ever wish for a magic formula that could enhance your family meal times, bring your tribe closer together, and help your kids grow in their faith?  We’re thrilled today to be hosting the creators of just such a product!  Joining us today at CatholicMom.com are Bret Nicholaus & Tom McGrath, the geniuses behind Loyola Press’ wonderful new product The Meal Box. (more…)

As I strive to make regular Eucharistic Adoration a part of my spiritual life, I’ve discovered a wonderful companion book for my visits with Jesus.  The book, entitled Jesus Present Before Me – Meditations for Eucharistic Adoration, was written by Father Peter John Cameron, O.P. (more…)

Several months ago, a great book series entitled All Things Girl: Friends, Boys, and Getting Along came to my attention. Aimed at “tweenage” girls, the books tackle such sometimes-tough subjects as puberty, modesty, relationships, and simply just the joy of being a girl!  As the mom of two teenage sons (more…)

Welcome to our May CatholicMom.com Book Club selections!  As we get ready for “summer reading”, we’d love to hear your suggestions and recommendations for great books. (more…)

Congratulations to my good friend Lisa Umina of Halo Publishing and her buddy Milo for their recognition this week (more…)

Welcome to our March Book Club!  As we journey through the Lenten season to the joy of Easter, (more…)