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Opening Credits

Dedication

Introduction: "Infertility Girl"

First Comes Love, Then Comes Marriage, Then Comes...

The Devil and Delay

Adapting and Adopting - Or Not

Our 75 Percent Shot(s)

London Bridge

"WE GOT A BABY!"

"It Hurts Me, Too"

Conclusion: Days of Sorrow, Days of Grace

Closing Credits

Infertility is often borne in silence, but this heartfelt book offers hope, clarity, and companionship for those carrying that cross. Blending personal experience with practical advice and Church teaching, it explores the emotional and spiritual challenges of infertility, adoption, and the moral complexities of reproductive technologies. Through candid storytelling and lessons learned, it provides comfort and guidance not only for couples struggling to conceive but also for those who accompany them—priests, doctors, counselors, and loved ones.

Infertile but Fruitful

Introduction

Theology of Prayer

A Dedicated Life of Prayer Takes Humility

Through Our Prayers, Angels Fight Demons for Us

Prayer Increases Order and Fights Disorder

Prayer Should Be Specific, Ask for What You Want

Prayers That Hurt, Wound, and Torment Demons

Cristeros in the Culture War

Observing the Battlefield, Tactics for Success

Soldiers in Spiritual Warfare, Prayer in Action

No Chance Encounters

My Wife Prayed for Me

Light and Dark, The Chaplet of St. Michael the Archangel

Prayer, Torment of Demons

Prayer, Protection from Demons

When the Bullets Start Flying

Rosary in the Breach, Antifa and St. Junípero Serra

At the Hour of Our Death

Annotated Quotations

An Arsenal of Sacramentals

Prayers Are Weapons Made of God’s Words

The Power and Reason of Spoken Words

Angels and Demons Battle for Us

Demons Are in the Air and We Fight Them in the Air

Faith, Cleanliness, and Order

The Saints and Catholic Writers on Prayer

The Role of Prayer in the Power of Redemptive Suffering

Appendix, Prayers for the Joyful Warrior

About the Author

End Credits

Prayer is not a passive routine but an act of spiritual warfare. This book calls Catholics — especially men — to rediscover prayer as a weapon in the battle for souls. Drawing from Scripture, Tradition, and powerful real-life examples, it explores how humility, intention, and sacramentals make prayer more effective. With stirring testimonies and practical insights, it urges believers to become joyful soldiers for Christ and to wield the power of prayer to confront evil and transform the culture.

Prayer as a Weapon

Author's Note

The Love of Eternal Wisdom

Chapter 1, Part 1

Chapter 1, Part 2

Chapter 2, Part 1

Chapter 2, Part 2

Chapter 3, Part 1

Chapter 3, Part 2

Chapter 4, Part 1

Chapter 4, Part 2

Chapter 5, Part 1

Chapter 5, Part 2

Chapter 6, Part 1

Chapter 6, Part 2

Chapter 7, Part 1

Chapter 7, Part 2

Chapter 8, Part 1

Chapter 8, Part 2

Chapter 9, Part 1

Chapter 9, Part 2

Chapter 10, Part 1

Chapter 10, Part 2

Chapter 11, Part 1

Chapter 11, Part 2

Chapter 12, Part 1

Chapter 12, Part 2

Chapter 13, Part 1

Chapter 13, Part 2

Chapter 14, Part 1

Chapter 14, Part 2

Chapter 15, Part 1

Chapter 15, Part 2

Chapter 16, Part 1

Chapter 16, Part 2

Chapter 17, Part 1

Chapter 17, Part 2

Chapter 18, Part 1

Chapter 18, Part 2

This contemporary guide to The Love of Eternal Wisdom revitalizes the spiritual masterpiece by St. Louis de Montfort, pairing it with moving personal reflections that speak to the wounds of modern life. Through themes like suffering, humility, and the ache to be loved, readers are drawn into deeper union with Christ, Eternal Wisdom Himself. With practical guidance, reflection questions, and timeless insights on love, trust, and Mary’s role in our sanctification, this book becomes a powerful companion for anyone seeking healing, purpose, and transformative intimacy with God.

God Doesn't Hate Me After All

Authors' Note

Litany of Consolation

The Age of Anxiety

The Brain and Anxiety

Fear of the Podcaster

Wired to Worry

Isn't Some Anxiety Good for You?

Trauma and Anxiety

When Solutions Make the Problem Worse

When Anxiety Hijacks Our Relationship

Mindfulness and the Sacrament of the Present Moment

The Eye Is the Window to the Soul

Reframing - A Different Frame of Mind Makes All the Difference

The Purifying Furnace of Anxiety

Acknowledgments

About the Authors

This book offers guidance for understanding and overcoming anxiety through a spiritual lens. Drawing from Scripture and Church teaching, it explains the roots of anxiety and provides practical steps for finding peace in God’s will. Readers are encouraged to trust more deeply in divine providence and to face life’s struggles with courage, faith, and interior calm.

Anxiety

Knowing God

Loving God

Serving God

Fr. Wayne Sattler offers meditations and practical guidance for living more deeply in union with God. Drawing from Scripture, the wisdom of the saints, and his experience as a spiritual director, he helps readers recognize obstacles to grace and respond to God’s invitations with greater trust. This book invites a deeper interior life rooted in humility, silence, and a growing awareness of God's continual presence.

Remain in Me and I in You

Preface

Mary and the Three Names

To Be Virgin, Bride, and Mother

Mary as a Gateway of God's Plan for All Humanity

Named for Mission

House of God

Praise of Glory

Host of Praise

The Gift and Task of Becoming Who God Created Us to Be

The Three Names in Elizabeth's Oblation to the Trinity

Captivated

Caught Up in the Trinity

Consumed

Drawn by God

St. Elizabeth of the Trinity, echoing the mystical path of St. Teresa of Avila, draws you into the interior castle to encounter the indwelling presence of the Holy Trinity. Through her deeply contemplative writings and letters, she teaches how to live absorbed in God while meeting the demands of daily life, offering yourself in union with the Eucharist, cultivating silence, and becoming a living praise of glory. With simplicity and intensity, she shows how every soul is called to divine intimacy, inviting you to imitate Mary, embrace your vocation, and enter into transforming union with the Triune God.

Named for Glory

Day 1 - Friday Before Holy Week

Day 2 - Satursday Before Holy Week

Day 3 - Palm Sunday

Day 4 - Monday of Holy Week

Day 5 - Tuesday of Holy Week

Day 6 - Wednesday of Holy Week

Day 7 - Holy Thursday

Day 8 - Good Friday

Day 9 - Holy Saturday

Octave Day 1 - Easter Sunday

Octave Day 2 - Easter Monday

Octave Day 3 - Easter Tuesday

Octave Day 4 - Easter Wednesday

Octave Day 5 - Easter Thursday

Octave Day 6 - Easter Friday

Octave Day 7 - Easter Saturday

Octave Day 8 - Divine Mercy Sunday

Conclusion

Appendix - Introduction

Appendix - The Castle of My Heart

Appendix - The Pasture of My Heart

Appendix - The Garden of My Heart

If Lent has ever left you feeling tired, distracted, or spiritually stuck, this powerful devotional will help you finish strong and enter Easter with renewed hope. Through nine days of meditations leading into Easter and eight more reflections for the full Easter Octave, readers are guided to encounter Jesus in fresh ways through Scripture and the Church’s liturgy, moving from discouragement to resurrection joy. Each day includes a brief meditation, a simple spiritual invitation, and a prayer, helping you not only celebrate Easter but live in its transforming power long after the feast day has passed.

9 Days to Easter Joy

Epigraph

Before Anything Else

Spring - Sowing Seeds and New Life

Tending the Garden in Spring

Little Hands in the Dirt in Spring

Summer - Tending and Diligence

Tending the Garden in Summer

Little Hands in the Dirt in Summer

Autumn - Harvest and Gratitude

Tending the Garden in Autumn

Little Hands in the Dirt in Autumn

Winter - Rest and Rootedness

Tending the Garden in Winter

Little Hands in the Dirt in Winter

Spring Again - The Cycle of Life

New Skills for Tending the Garden in Spring

Little Hands in the Dirt and Petting Chicks

Reclaiming Eden

Appendices

Acknowledgements

Rooted in the rhythms of the seasons and the quiet wisdom of the soil, this practical and prayerful guide shows how gardening can become a path to healing, peace, and deeper friendship with God. Blending step-by-step instruction with Scripture-based reflection and family stories, it teaches you how to plant, prune, harvest, and preserve, while also learning patience, gratitude, and trust in God’s providence. Along the way, you will find seasonal checklists, beginner-friendly planting guides for small spaces, organic and nontoxic methods, time-saving and budget-friendly tips, garden-to-table recipes, and creative ideas for involving children, plus resources for expanding “little gardener” lessons into a homeschool-friendly science curriculum. Whether you grow in raised beds, pots, or a backyard plot, these pages will help you cultivate both a thriving garden and a more grounded, fruitful spiritual life.

Grow Where You're Planted

What Does It Mean to Be Made Good?

What Kind of Woman Do You Want to Be?

It's Time to End the War Against Your Body

The Lies We Tell Ourselves

A Biblical View of Food

When "Stress Less" Feels Like a Fairy Tale

Is Your Cycle Just a Curse?

The Roadmap to Restoration

Many women today struggle with exhaustion, anxiety, and body shame, often believing the lie that they are not enough. This empowering guide helps women reclaim their identity as beloved daughters of God by integrating faith and holistic health. Drawing from her personal journey, the author offers practical strategies for physical and spiritual healing, including journal prompts, a roadmap for transformation, and the FUEL Method. This book invites readers to embrace self-care as a holy act that fuels vocation, strengthens relationships, and glorifies God.

Made Good

Foreword

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7 What's Next?

Daily Examen Guide

Confession Guide

The End

Dan Burke explores the hidden battle for souls, revealing how demons subtly influence even the most devout through deception and illusion. Using St. Teresa of Avila’s The Interior Castle as a guide, he examines the seven stages of spiritual growth and the corresponding demonic tactics aimed at derailing progress. Through the wisdom of the saints, he uncovers how to discern authentic encounters with God, overcome dryness in prayer, and resist distractions, equipping the soul for the journey toward union with Christ.

The Devil in the Castle

Start with the End in Mind

The Origins of the Rosary

This powerful guide unveils the Rosary as a divine weapon for spiritual renewal, tracing its roots through Scripture, the saints, and Marian apparitions while offering practical direction for deeper prayer. Gabriel Castillo combines Carmelite mysticism and Dominican structure to teach the forgotten art of mental prayer, showing how to truly encounter Christ through Mary in the mysteries. With insights from tradition, saints, and lived experience, this book equips readers to overcome spiritual battles, ignite family devotion, and pray with conviction, constancy, and fire.

The Power of the Rosary