Here are some of the top Catholic media to read and listen to during Lent to enrich your faith and help you grow closer to Christ.
• Bishop Robert Barron’s Sermons
• Catholic Stuff You Should Know
• The Word on Fire Catholic Show — Catholic Faith and Culture
• The Father Mike Schmitz Podcast
• Catholic Answers Live
These apps are available for Android and iOS. They are free unless otherwise noted.
• Laudete
• Sacred Space
• Bible by YouVersion
• Pray As You Go
• iMissal Catholic ($4.99)
• Magnificat
• Relevant Radio
• “A Pope Francis Lexicon,” Edited by Cindy Wooden and Joshua J. McElwee
• “Detached,” T. J. Burdick
• “Boundless Compassion,” Joyce Rupp
• “Cross of a Different Kind: Cancer and Christian Spirituality,” Anthony Maranise
• “Spirituality: An Art of Living,” Benoît Standaert, Translated by Rudolf Van Puymbroeck
• “Mercy and the Bible: Why It Matters!” Ronald D. Witherup, PSS
• “Prayer Everywhere: the Spiritual Life Made Simple,” Fr. Gary Caster
— Selections from Catholic Press Association 2019 awards
• “Loyola Kids Book of Catholic Signs & Symbols,” Amy Welborn
• “The Sword and the Cape: A Tale About Saint Martin of Tours”
• “Shhh...God Is in the Silence,” Fiona Basile
• “Elfling,” Corinna Turner
• “Where You Lead,” Leslea Wahl
• “Secrets: Visible and Invisible,” Carolyn Astfalk, T.M. Gaouette, Theresa Linden, Susan Peek, Cynthia T. Toney, Corinna Turner, Leslea Wahl
— Catholic Press Association 2019 book awards
• “My Way of Life/Summa Theologica,” St. Thomas Aquinas
• “The City of God,” St. Augustine
• “Confessions,” St. Augustine
• “Little Talks with God,” St. Catherine of Siena
• “The Everlasting Man,” G.K. Chesterton
• “Orthodoxy,” G.K. Chesterton
• “Dark Night of the Soul,” St. John of the Cross
• “Mere Christianity,” C.S. Lewis
• “The Problem of Pain,” C.S. Lewis
• “The Screwtape Letters,” C.S. Lewis
• “The Greatest Story Ever Told,” Fulton Oursler
• “Meditations from a Simple Path,” St. Teresa of Kolkata
• “Interior Castle,” St. Teresa of Avila
• “The Way of Perfection,” St. Teresa of Avila
• “Story of a Soul,” St. Therese of Lisieux
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