Shane Kapler Knihy

Discover the rewards of uniting two of the Catholic Church's most beloved devotions. In this new book, Shane Kapler provides 20 reflections - paired with 40 classic works of art - demonstrating the riches that flow from interspersing our praying of the decades of the Rosary with the Divine Mercy Chaplet. By marrying the two together in this way, the mysteries of the Rosary reveal the Cross's relationship to every aspect of our Lord's life, and the Chaplet becomes a means for joining Mary at the foot of her Son's Cross and invoking God's mercy upon ourselves and our world.

The exploration of the Epistle to the Hebrews delves into its rich theological insights and literary beauty, emphasizing its fulfillment of the Old Covenant in Christ. Shane Kapler invites readers to view the text through the perspective of its first-century Jewish-Christian context, revealing profound connections to foundational Catholic beliefs such as the Trinity, Christ's humanity, and the Eucharist. This study encourages believers to strengthen their faith amidst adversity and effectively share the message of Christ in a challenging cultural landscape.

Steeped in Jewish wisdom, the Epistle of James addresses vital spiritual matters, reflecting the author's deep roots in Israel's law and prophets. Shane Kapler examines the text from the perspective of its first-century Jewish-Christian audience, revealing its rich content and enduring impact on the Church over centuries. The book highlights how the teachings of James continue to resonate and provide spiritual nourishment, showcasing the epistle's relevance and transformative power for believers throughout history.

The book explores the enduring request of Jesus' closest followers for guidance in prayer, emphasizing its significance for contemporary Christians. It delves into the nature of prayer, its importance in spiritual life, and how it fosters a deeper relationship with God. Through this exploration, readers are encouraged to enhance their prayer practices and connect more intimately with their faith.