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Father Lackner’s title, Virtues for Mission, sets the reader on the path of seeking spiritual development for a reason: to prepare oneself to be an active participant in the Christian mission, to be purposeful, to have a goal.

Many Marianists are drawn to social justice. But what is a Marianist perspective on social justice? And what are some characteristics one can use to define it?

A Retreat with Adèle is a spiritual guide which takes readers on a seven-day retreat.

This booklet is not only to be read, but to be prayed and lived. It is about the Mother of Jesus.

A moving story of a remarkable young man--Faustino Pérez-Manglano--who remained patient throughout a painful terminal illness.

Father Hakenewerth guides us on a journey of inner-peace and a union with Jesus, enabling us to face life in a Christ-oriented manner.

"The Great Design" guides its readers through many facets of the Marianist charism, while encouraging us to be missionaries of good works in the name of Jesus and Mary.

"The Grain of Wheat" is meant for anyone who wants to grow in virtue and develop an effective personality for dealing with the daily challenges of life. It begins with what is within the scope of everyone and moves gradually to what is totally within the power of the Holy Spirit.

This 63-page booklet tells the story of where the Marianist movement was born and provides historical context to this sacred space.

This short (33 pages), highly-popular biography highlights the key moments in Blessed Chaminade's life.