The cover of the Father Jim Norris notebooks. A book on the Saint Ignatius exercises

Walking with Jesus is a book of self-discovery. Author Mark Stacey Baird provides readers with the information and exercises needed to discover Jesus—the living Spirit present in all our lives and the power to make unbelievable positive changes.About the AuthorBaird has been fortunate to study under great mentors over the decades, helping him develop his theological insights into the Catholic faith. His publishing journey has been remarkably successful, with his fi...

The word love is probably the most difficult word to describe, as it is uniquely different across cultures and relationships.Catholic Love: How the Trinity Reveals the Meaning of Relationship offers profound insight into how the Holy Trinity—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—manifests perfect love in divine unity.About the AuthorBaird has been fortunate to study under great mentors over the decades, helping him develop his theological insights into the Catholic ...

Catholic book on our relationship with Jesus and on how to deepen our faith

In today's fast-paced world, many of us find it challenging to weave prayer into our daily routines. Life pulls us in different directions, and the demands on our time seem endless. Yet, the longing for a deeper spiritual connection remains. Many Christian adults, like you, yearn for practical guidance on how to integrate prayer into their busy lives. Prayers That Work!: Discover the Power of Prayer and Transform Your Spiritual Journey, Even If You’ve Never Felt His Presence Before

For many years, the spiritual exercises of St. Ignatius Loyola and the thirty-day retreat have been used in seminaries as a rule to develop strong, courageous Priests. Father Jim Douglas Norris completed this training before going to Japan in the aftermath of horrific nuclear bombs at the end of World War II.Author Mark Baird wants readers to know with confidence that his new book, Father Jim Douglas Norris’s Notebooks, is a faithful transcription of the words of Father Ji...