Spiritual Reading with Scepter Publishers

Today we're sharing the first part of our newest title - available this week - Dia Boyle's The Thoughtful Home. This book will take you on an engaging inquiry into the nature and purpose of the home, offering criteria for determining what contents, designs, routines, and practices will help them to accomplish this essential project.

The end of Fr. Jacques Philippe's book, Searching for and Maintaining Peace, includes several quotes from the Saints with advice for how we can remain at peace at all times.

On October 7th we celebrate the feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. In Preparation for that day, here is a meditation from In Conversation with God.

As we close out September, here is a passage from the book Made for Freedom: Loving, Defending, and Living God's Gift by Jutta Burggraf.

Today we pull from the Scepter Publisher's title, Why We Need Confession, by Russell Shaw. The excerpt is chapter 4: Will Being Good Make Me Happy?

Today's spiritual reading comes from our best-selling author, Fr. Jacques Philippe's book Fire and Light: Learning to Receive the Gift of God.

On September 8th, we will celebrate the Birthday of Our Lady. While the feast lands on a Sunday this year and is therefore not celebrated liturgically, it is still a day to remember. Here is the reading for today's feast from the In Conversation with God series.

As we prepare to celebrate Labor Day in the United States, here is an excerpt from St. Josemaria Escriva's homily on Working for God. This is only the first portion of the homily, so be sure to read the rest in Friends of God.

As we celebrate Mary's Assumption and Coronation this month, listen to a portion of St. Josemaria Escriva's homily from his book Christ is Passing By.

Today we're sharing the 1st chapter of Francisco Ugarte's book Deep Friendship: Moving Beyond the Superficial.

Listen in to the first part of Chapter 5 of Scepter's newest release: Coached by Paul the Apostle by Fr. Nathan Cromly. This chapter focuses on overcoming fear in order to lead.

As we accompany the thousands heading to the Eucharistic Congress next week, here is a portion of a homily given by St. Josemaria Escriva and published in the book Christ is Passing By.

Get a sneak peek at the new book by Fr. John Henry Hanson, Coached by St. Josemaria Escriva. Today's reading is the 1st chapter of the book.

Dive into two chapters from our newest release by Fr. Jacques Philippe, Prayer: Oxygen for the Soul. This book is bound to be another favorite especially for those who have enjoyed his other books on prayer.

As we wrap up the month of May, Mary's month, this episode contains a portion of the chapter To Jesus Through Mary from St. Josemaria Escriva's book Christ is Passing By.

This passage from Mary of Nazareth walks us through what it means to ponder things in our hearts, as Our Lady did.

After celebrating the feast of Pentecost this Sunday, dive into this reading about one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit - fortitude.

Dive more deeply into your love for and understanding of Mary, Mother of God. This passage comes from the beginning of Federico Suarez's book, Mary of Nazareth.

Today's episode comes from Fr. Jacques Philippe's book Interior Freedom. It's pulled from the section on Freedom and Acceptance.

This episode is pulled from the beginning of Fr. Michael Giesler's book You See Me, You Hear Me: a short guide to Prayer for Young Adults.

In preparation for the feast of the Ascension of Our Lord into Heaven, today's episode is pulled from In Conversation with God.

As we prepare for the Eucharistic Congress this July, we'll be sharing more passages on the Holy Mass and the Eucharist to deepen our love for and knowledge of this most sublime mystery.

As we begin the month of May, the month traditionally dedicated to Our Lady, here is a passage from Volume II of In Conversation with God.

Listen to the first half of The Richness of Ordinary Life from St. Josemaria Excriva's Friends of God.

Dive into the importance of the particular examination in your daily struggle for holiness. As St. Josemaria Escriva said, "The general examination implies defense. The particular, attack. The first is your armor. The second, your sword."