The People of the Towel and WaterAs Catherine often proclaimed, No part of the Gospel is abstract and Nothing is foreign to the Gospel except sin. This Madonna House classic, revised and expanded, describes basic concepts of faith as they are lived out in everyday life. Such ordinary occupations as meal preparation, gardening, care of tools, office work, farming, nursing and many others are the raw material for Gospel living, for encountering God, and becoming a prayer.

have left the movement for other forms of spirituality “less dependent upon religious enthusiasm” … [for] different kinds of mysticism

“No part of the Gospel is abstract” and “Nothing is foreign to the Gospel except sin

so a childlike soul goes to Christ to be consoled

This Christmas card features a nativity painting by Nori Peter

Small-town Maggie and city-born-and-raised Jean-Louis team up in Paris

Catherine shows us that ordinary Christianity consists in following Jesus by laying down our lives for others

Catherine nous dit comment elle est née en Russie prérévolutionnaire dans un milieu riche de l’aristocratie

Card featuring the calligraphy of Madonna House member Pat Probst

La poustinia peut être une cabane à l’écart

and Vladimir Soloviev all influenced Catherine in significant ways

In this series he touches the faith

This Christmas card features artwork by Madonna House member Janet Bourdet