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How Satan infiltrated Christ's Church and gagged His Mother
For two thousand years, the Catholic Church has stood as the pillar and ground of truth. Yet since the Second Vatican Council, something has gone terribly wrong. The Eighth Sorrow of Mary exposes the systematic infiltration of the Catholic Church by Freemasonry, Communism, and Modernism—an infiltration predicted by Our Lady at La Salette, Fatima, and Quito.
Paperback: 276 pages | 6" × 9" | December 2025
ISBN: 978-8-275-52198-6
Reclaiming Mary Magdalene from Myth and Fiction
Who was Mary Magdalene, really? Not the repentant prostitute of popular imagination. Not the secret wife of Jesus from bestselling thrillers. Not the "sacred feminine" of New Age spirituality.
She was something far more remarkable: the first witness to the Resurrection and the first person sent to proclaim it—the Apostle to the Apostles. This is an invitation to true devotion to one of the Church's greatest saints.
Kindle: 67 pages | January 8, 2026
Paperback: January 2026
The Glory of Kings — An Ethiopian Epic of Solomon, Sheba, and the Ark of the Covenant
The Ethiopian epic that claims the Ark of the Covenant was brought to Africa—and remains there to this day.
For over seven hundred years, the Kebra Nagast has been Ethiopia's most sacred text outside the Bible itself. This edition presents the complete 116 chapters in E.A. Wallis Budge's classic 1922 translation, with comprehensive introduction covering the text's history, manuscripts, and significance.
Paperback: 297 pages | 6" × 9" | January 2026
Kindle: Available now
The Complete Guide to Angels and Fallen Spirits
They are older than the stars. Before the first light broke across the void, before matter condensed into galaxies and planets, they existed—pure intellects, blazing with glory, standing in the presence of the Uncreated Light. Some of them fell. Most of them did not.
This is the most comprehensive portrait of the angelic realm available in a single volume, drawing on canonical Scripture, deuterocanonical books, pseudepigrapha, rabbinic literature, patristic sources, Islamic tradition, and the lived experience of the Church's exorcists.
Paperback: 6" × 9" | January 2026
Kindle: Available now