In this book, Marcellino D’Ambrosio has painted a rich picture that brings Jesus and his world to life. Clear, concise, and compelling, Jesus: The Way, the Truth, and the Life is a must-read for every Catholic.

– Edward Sri

It was a great book for Lent and really helped me with my Bible study group.

– Geri Bennett

This is a great book that tells you about the life of Jesus. It’s Jesus in a true perspective.

– Joe Bohenick

A great resource for RCIA, but also for anyone who wants to learn more about the Catholic faith in an easy to read, accessible way. It tells you not only what Catholics believe, but what that belief looks like when put into practice, and how it deepens our relationship with Jesus.

– Jean A

Dr. D’Ambrosio has two great books that I use as a Catechist and they are awesome: “What we Believe” is great for RCIA or anyone who does not know our Doctrine very well; and is great for clearer understanding of what and why we believe!  “The Beauty of the Catholic Faith” is just a terrific read, that is full of facts and clarity of the Catholic Church and how TRUE and BEAUTIFUL the Catholic Church worships.

Sandy L.

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This is just the book I was hoping to find. It opens up the world of Catholic thinking, with the important emphasis on our spiritual relationship with Jesus.

– Tyra Murray

Displayed in a readable manner, Dr. D’Ambrosio keeps the reader captivated with practical suggestions of how to apply and restore Catholic Tradition to our lives.

– Alex B.

This was an easy-read book which gives a beautiful, Catholic explanation to the structure of our faith and the celebration of mass itself.

– Deborah Hylander

This slender book goes much further though, and gives insight into parts of the New Testament, how Christ’s Passion relates to the Jewish Passover, and more.

– Alejandra Vernon

This is an excellent, forthright, and very useful “companion” to the movie, that will answer many (if not all) of the questions one may have about it.

– Steven Propp

If you saw the movie, this guide is a must.

– Anna

Marcellino D’Ambrosio brings these saints, teachers and martyrs alive in a straight-forward, easy to comprehend book.

– Scott F

A beginner or a student will enjoy this book as much as someone well versed in theology and Church history.

– Bruce Seaman

The lives and works of the early “Church Fathers” are examined in a way we can all understand, and I really appreciate that.

– Frank Konopka