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Patterns of Faith: Ten Years of Touchstone
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by The Editors
A Porch to Talk On
by S. M. Hutchens
No Better Words
by Patrick Henry Reardon
The Small Voice, Still
by James Hitchcock
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by Thomas S. Buchanan
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Recognizing the ChurchA Personal Pilgrimage & the Discovery of Five Marks of the Church
by Thomas Howard
The Bible Tells Me So
On Knowing & Obeying the Biblical Pattern for Life & Godliness
by David Mills
On Christian Unity
Two Excerpts on the Relations Between Protestants, Roman Catholics, & Orthodox
by S. M. Hutchens
& Leon J. Podles
Muggeridge: A Memoir
Malcolm Muggeridge: Journalist, Humorist & Christian
by Thomas Howard
T. S. Eliot on Literary Morals
On T. S. Eliot’s After Strange Gods
by Russell Kirk
The Catholic Imagination Encounters Bambi
by James L. Sauer
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Live Long & Prosperby S. M. Hutchens
Promise Keepers & Christian Unity
by Kevin Offner
C. S. Lewis, Reluctant Churchman
by Wayne Martindale
Turning Hearts to the Fathers
by Thomas C. Oden
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