Lord, Teach Us to Pray
by Renato José E. López, SSL
80 pp., PhP 65

The author offers this booklet as an invitation to prayer, to help those who want to start to take prayer seriously. It is his hope that soon those who use it will put it aside to take up the Bible and the Liturgy of the Hours and use them as their daily prayer books.

Sensing Your Hidden Presence:
Toward Intimacy with God
by Ignacio Larrañaga
PhP 189, 336 pp.

Secularization, as the author sees it, could be compared to the dark night of the senses. It is the most radical purification of the image of God. God is not the "maternal womb" that liberates us from the risks and difficulties of life. This secularization, we insist, is thus a true dark night of the senses. From now on, faith and life with God will be a risky adventure….

The Baclaran Story
by Luis G. Hechanova, cssr
PhP 119, 156 pp.

The perpetual novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help was introduced in the Philippines in the Redemptorist Church of Baclaran on June 23, 1948. From an initial attendance of 70 people, it has grown in fifty years to more than 100,000 devotees every Wednesday of the year, making it the biggest of its kind in the world. This is its story.

Prayer for Daybreak and Day's End
by Mary Sue Taylor

Prayer for Daybreak and Day's End borrows from the Liturgy of the Hours to create a practical structure for a busy person's daily prayer. Arranged by date, all you need do is turn to the day's date.

Volume 1: January Through June
PhP 219; 434 pp.

Volume 2: July Through December
PhP 219; 434 pp.

When You Are Sick:
Prayers-Reflections-Celebrations
by Bernardo Hurault
PhP 39, 112 pp.

This book is an ideal prayer guide for meditation to celebrate God's love. When enjoying good health, do you ever stop for a while to serious think about the purpose of your life? What is the purpose of all your works and efforts? These are just some of the questions where you might find the answer as you go along the pages.

The Mystical Space of Carmel
A Commentary on the Carmelite Rule
by Kees Waaijjman
286 pp., PhP 189

The commentary presents the Carmel as a spiritual model which is ideally suited as accompaniment on the spiritual journey of all who know themselves called to a life in God's presence in the desert of their life.

Light Shinging Through a Veil
On Saint Clare's Letters to Saint Agnes of Prague

by Edith A. Van den Goorbergh, osca and Theodore H. Zweerman, ofm
352 pp., PhP 178

This book is meant to be a contribution to the study of Clare and her thoughts. In her four letters, written to Saint Agnes of Prague, Clare expresses herself more openly about her deepest motivations than in any other writing. They concentrate on the heart of ther choice of life and as such they reproduce the most beautiful gift which God gave her.