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Jesus, the Catechism and Me Fr. Robert Levis Q & A à la Fr. Robert Levis is a great way to learn, review, or teach the Catechism of the Catholic Church to others, Bookmark host Doug Keck observes. Jesus, the Catechism and Me was originally broadcast 10 years ago, in Bookmark’s first year on the air, but its author, Fr. Levis, and its subject matter - how pre-teens to RCIA candidates can come to know and appreciate the teachings of the Catholic Church - are evergreen.

Arise from Darkness Fr. Benedict Groeschel Fr. Benedict Groeschel’s years in the fields of psychology and counseling yielded one question again and again: “How will I go on, how will I arise from darkness?” He wrote Arise from Darkness to address the problem of pain, and the place to look for solutions. One of his most popular books, and one of our most popular Bookmark episodes, Doug Keck’s interview with Fr. Groeschel is about confronting suffering and absolute bewilderment in the face of evil.

Journeys Home Marcus Grodi “The book I’m holding,” says Doug Keck of Journeys Home, “has been the instrument of conversion for at least one personal friend, and many of our EWTN viewers as well.” The power of story can never be overestimated, author and Journey Home host Marcus Grodi agrees. The journeys of several dozen Protestant clergy and laity coming home to the Catholic Church are told within this little book, in humility and truthfulness, two qualities which never fail to capture the heart. A special re-air of a special Bookmark episode.

A Father Who Keeps His Promises Dr. Scott Hahn “Covenant love is the central theme of your books,” host Doug Keck observes to author and Franciscan University professor Scott Hahn, “and A Father Who Keeps His Promises is no exception.” God’s yearning for his children to come home to Him is traced from Adam and Eve, through Christ’s death on the cross, to the birth of the Church. Salvation history is, in essence, a relationship of God the Father’s loving relationship to his family, the human race. A message whose retelling, like this week’s re-air, gathers new meaning each time it is retold.

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