The butterfly is ecology’s ambassador to the human race, and its urgent message to all of us is that wee looks after nature’s treasures if we don’t want to lose them forever. This book aims at bringing ecological experiences and considerations to our prayer and our contemplation to awaken us to a duty that is pleasure, and to a responsibility which is enjoyment. “Ecological awareness” is a new virtue for a new century.

“Put an angel in your life” is the practical advice to get guidance in perplexities, strength in trials and friendly companionship always. This book can bring joy and cheer to all those who well can do with a healthy sense of humour and an innocent faith in our troubled days. Guardian angels are not only for children.

Christian life lived with a certain intensity and thoroughness is in fact spiritual life. The author outlines the main elements of spiritual life for the general reader in the light of Vat II and the present day world order. Very specially this book is designed as a curriculum for seminary students . Also it aims arriving at a world spirituality.

A Treatise on Prayer from the Heart responds to our desires for praying by showing a simple and direct path to prayer. True prayer has to spring from our centre, from the heart. A heart-charged prayer comes from our deepest self, from the heart where God speaks to us and where we know God.

Fascinating collection of heart-warming Christmas stories. Like a festive candlelight dinner, this charmingly illustrated book provides appetizing food for the mind, nourishment for the soul. The stories inspire, inform, enlighten and motivate. It makes a memorable gift that can be enjoyed by young and old, parents and teachers, teenagers and friends, speakers, preachers and writers.

This is an excellent do-it yourself handbook for pastoral clergy, who want to make a fruitful renewal retreat. It is also an invaluable resource for preachers who conduct retreats. There is a rich mine of wisdom and pastoral inspiration corroborated by Gods’ Word, along with some carefully chosen concilliar and post concilliar texts. Fr. Ed has a life long experience in both the catechetical and retreat ministries. More importantly, he combines this with a deep love and appreciation for the Diocesan clergy. (Rev. Mathew Uzhuthal, V.G. and Chancellor, Archdiocese of Patna)

The new Catechism has defined prayer as the constant awareness of the presence of God and frequent conversation with the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit. This book is designed as post communion reflections. His offerings present an opportunity for quiet reflection and as suggestions for further prayer during the day.

A complete guide for those who wish to assist others to die in peace. It will stimulate doctors, priests, care-givers, (nursing and religious sisters) and anyone who is willing to face squarely that inescapable and fundamental part of life – our death!

Six people in an Indian provincial town are drawn into person-to-person contact with a quite extraordinary cartman. Each of the six comes to realize that, as a relationship with this central character develops, life itself takes on a new meaning, new purpose leading to a fuller appreciation of family, professional and civic responsibilities as well as of personal worth.

In the year 1959 a plane – an old Dakota was flying from Bombay to Delhi. Though the pilot and the crew were skilled they run into an electric storm and have to crash land near a mission. In gripping lucid prose, Fr. Lesser describes the encounter between those in the plane.

Many questions spring up in our minds as we inaugurate a new century and a new millennium, from the perspective of an accelerated history that prefers its lessons for us to profit by, and a rushing in future that urges us to improve our stand on life. The courage to post these questions is the first step towards the wisdom to answer them. A magnificent gift for a New Millennium!

A study in self-integration to blend into one unique individual the many different traits that makes up a rich personality.

Jesus taught us to pray for our daily bread, and we carry out his divine injunction by living in practice of daily life day by day as it comes to us from his hands. A poets favourite prayer was “Oh dawn, cleanse me from all that stuck to me yesterday! Let today be my only today”. That is all that today can be. Examples, experiences, and considerations help us to realize in our lives what we clearly see in our minds. To live our lives day by day is the way to live them fully to God’s glory and to our own satisfaction. Our daily life becomes the daily bread of our prayer and our endeavour.

A book on community living with its lights and shadows, with deep insights into the dynamics of peoples living together and practical suggestions for helpful action.