96 insightful and encouraging topics like:
1. Never give up
2. Enjoy the seasons of life
3. Make failure your teacher
4. Learn to handle turbulences
5. Focus on the destination
6. See the possibility, not the problem

A 304 page book illustrated with personal experience, stories and wisdom to empower you to encounter life’s everyday challenges.

Everyone likes to hear a story! Jesus used stories, which are called parables, all the time in his teachings, precisely with a view to changing lives. Simply put, a parable is "an earthly story with a heavenly meaning." Jesus' parables are the greatest of such stories ever told.
The proof of a superior story does not consist in its original telling but rather in how often it is retold. The parables narrated by Jesus have been retold countless numbers of times for over two thousand years and continue to be retold!
This book reflects on the 34 parables Jesus told us — "The Prodigal Son," "The Lost Sheep," "The Good Samaritan," "The Mustard Seed," "The Rich Man and Lazarus" — to name a few. Preachers and teachers, and even students of scripture and morals, will find the modern and practical reflections, discussion questions and prayers in this book very helpful for their preparation, preaching, teaching, reflection and study. A book set to change the life of the reader!

The 7 Last Words of Jesus from the Cross is a treatise of reflections on the sayings attributed to Jesus during his crucifixion. His final words have particular significance and meaning as it would have with any dying person's utterances. These words are forever contemporary, containing as they do not only the art of dying but also the art of living. They embody the depth of Jesus' human experience. They are, therefore, Our Lord' s words for the whole of humanity. As we encounter awful violence, suffering and death, Jesus' last statements have a strong message that gives the reader reason to accept suffering with equanimity and look at death with anticipation. The contents of this book make possible a truly deep reflection on every word of Jesus' final utterances that profoundly reveal the Father's merciful and unfailing love for each one of us.

Every preacher surely wants to preach well. And every preacher needs some good book as a help to prepare well for preaching. Here is a book of short and sweet homilies which have a modern and practical touch. In addition to being brief, they are spiced up with stories, incidents and anecdotes collected over the years as the author kept preparing and preaching his homilies.
+ Anthony Mancini, Archbishop of Halifax-Yarmouth.

If you had just a year to live, how would you live it differently? What exactly would you do? This book contains short essays with hundreds of spiritual, inspirational and motivational stories from around the world woven with short reflections, proverbs, quotes and messages to make you think and live positively.
+ Anthony Mancini, Archbishop of Halifax-Yarmouth

This book offers inspiring reflections on the readings of Seasons and Feasts for all three liturgical cycles. The author has carefully interwoven stories, incidents, anecdotes and practical examples to bring alive the gospel message for each Sunday. Every priest, deacon or even lay faithful will find in these pages useful ideas and hints for the celebration of the Mass.Ignite Your Spirit is a great gift to the preachers, readers and to all who search and hope to deepen their faith in Jesus Christ."
+ Anthony Mancini, Archbishop of Halifax-Yarmouth.

Kindle Your Spirit echoes the spirit and the message of Pope Francis as he calls every Christian to be a spirit-filled evangelizer formed by the Word of God. This book contains spirit-kindling reflections interwoven with stories, anecdotes, incidents, practical examples and lessons on the readings of Sundays for all three liturgical cycles.
Priests, deacons , preachers, teachers and faithful alike Your Spirit will find the reflections in this book very useful for their preparation, teaching, meditation and preaching.
Allow this book to be your companion as you plumb the Homiletic Reflectionsdepths of the Sacred Scriptures.
+Martin W. Currie, Archbishop of St John's forSundays (ABC)