Feeding the Lord's Flock

By Roger Trudeau LeBlanc

Endorsed by Dr. Alice von Hildebrand

This work presents a contemporary treatment of the principles addressed by Pope St. Pius X in Pascendi Dominici Gregis, written to make the encyclical and its examination of Modernism more accessible to today's reader.

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The 3 Veils of Accidental Appearance

By Roger LeBlanc

The 3 Veils of Accidental Appearance is a short but powerful work examining the three veils Christ used to show that He remains truly present with us in the Holy Eucharist.

Written in a concise and accessible style, it invites the reader to reflect more deeply on the mystery of Christ's Real Presence and the ways in which He chose to remain hidden under appearances.

272 Prophecies about Jesus Christ – Matched to Their Scriptural Fulfillment

By Roger LeBlanc

272 Prophecies about Jesus Christ – Matched to Their Scriptural Fulfillment brings together Old Testament prophecies concerning Jesus Christ and matches them with their fulfillment in the New Testament.

Presented together in one volume, the prophecies and their Scriptural fulfillments allow the reader to examine the extraordinary continuity between the Old and New Testaments and the biblical witness to Jesus Christ.

The Most Holy Trinity and Other Compelling Matters of the Catholic Faith

By Roger LeBlanc

The Most Holy Trinity and Other Compelling Matters of the Catholic Faith examines the profound mystery of the Holy Trinity and considers how truths encountered within creation can help illuminate our understanding of the nature of God.

The book invites the reader to look beyond familiar analogies and reflect more deeply upon the relationship between the mysteries of the Catholic Faith and the ordered reality we experience in creation.

73 Reasons to Reject Sola Scriptura and the Holy Bible Easy Button

By Roger LeBlanc

73 Reasons to Reject Sola Scriptura and the Holy Bible Easy Button examines the doctrine of Scripture alone and presents a wide-ranging case for why the Bible cannot properly be separated from the authority, teaching, and tradition of the Church.

Through Scripture, history, and reason, the book challenges the idea that individual interpretation of the Bible can serve as the sole rule of Christian faith and considers the consequences that follow from that principle.

My Dogma Ran Over Your Karma — Self Redeemed or the Need to be Redeemed

By Roger LeBlanc

My Dogma Ran Over Your Karma — Self Redeemed or the Need to be Redeemed examines two fundamentally different understandings of the human condition: the attempt to achieve fulfillment or redemption through one's own efforts, and the Christian recognition of humanity's need for a Redeemer.

The book considers these competing views of man, salvation, and ultimate reality, asking whether the human person can truly redeem himself or whether redemption must come from beyond ourselves.

“And a Sword Shall Pierce Your Heart” — Co-Redemption, Co-Intercession

By Roger LeBlanc

“And a Sword Shall Pierce Your Heart” — Co-Redemption, Co-Intercession examines the unique participation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the redemptive mission of Jesus Christ and her continuing maternal intercession for the faithful.

Drawing upon Scripture and Catholic teaching, the book considers Mary's union with the suffering of her Son, the meaning of her participation beneath the Cross, and her special place within God's plan of salvation.

Do Aborted Babies Go to Heaven?

By Roger LeBlanc

Do Aborted Babies Go to Heaven? considers the profound question of the eternal destiny of children who die through abortion and what may be said, within the Catholic understanding of God's mercy, salvation, and eternal life, about their relationship with God.

The book also addresses the spiritual wounds that abortion can leave behind, offering reflections on hope, prayer, reconciliation, and the continuing love between parents and the children they have lost.

Catholicism on Trial — Trial #1: The Bible Alone vs. The Catholic Church

By Roger LeBlanc

Catholicism on Trial Series
Originally conceived as a twelve-volume series of Catholic apologetics.

Trial #1: The Bible Alone vs. The Catholic Church examines the claim that the Bible alone is the final authority for Christian doctrine and places that claim alongside the Catholic understanding of Scripture, Sacred Tradition, and the teaching authority of the Church.

The case considers biblical, historical, and theological evidence surrounding the question of authority in Christianity and asks which understanding is consistent with the Church established by Christ.

Catholicism on Trial — Trial #2: The Bible Alone vs. The Catholic Mass

By Roger LeBlanc

Trial #2: The Bible Alone vs. The Catholic Mass examines the Catholic Mass in light of Sacred Scripture, asking whether its essential elements can be found within the biblical witness.

The book considers the Eucharist, sacrifice, priesthood, worship, and other elements of the Mass, presenting the biblical case for the Catholic understanding of the Church's central act of worship.

Catholicism on Trial — Trial #3: The Bible Alone vs. The Virgin Mary

By Roger LeBlanc

Trial #3: The Bible Alone vs. The Virgin Mary examines Catholic teaching concerning the Blessed Virgin Mary in light of Sacred Scripture.

The book considers Mary's place in God's plan of salvation and examines the biblical foundations underlying Catholic beliefs concerning the Mother of Jesus.

Catholicism on Trial — Trial #4: The Bible and the Divinity of Jesus

By Roger LeBlanc

Trial #4: The Bible and the Divinity of Jesus is an extensive examination of the biblical testimony concerning the identity and divinity of Jesus Christ.

At approximately 600 pages, this substantial volume brings together Scriptural evidence concerning Christ's words, works, titles, authority, relationship with the Father, and the testimony of those who encountered Him, presenting a comprehensive biblical case for the divinity of Jesus.

Catholicism on Trial — Trial #6: Justification by Faith Alone vs. Faith, Works & the Sacraments

By Roger LeBlanc

Trial #6: Justification by Faith Alone vs. Faith, Works & the Sacraments examines one of the central theological disputes arising from the Protestant Reformation: the question of justification and the relationship between faith, works, grace, and the sacraments.

Drawing upon Sacred Scripture, the book considers the claim of justification by faith alone alongside the Catholic understanding of salvation and the role of faith, works, and the sacramental life in the Christian response to God's grace.

Catholicism on Trial — Trial #7: Mormonism vs. Catholicism

By Roger LeBlanc

Trial #7: Mormonism vs. Catholicism examines the fundamental differences between Mormonism and the Catholic Faith, placing their respective claims and teachings alongside one another for examination.

The book considers questions of authority, Scripture, the nature of God, Jesus Christ, revelation, and the historical claims underlying the two faiths, inviting the reader to examine the evidence and determine which claims are consistent with historic Christianity.

Ordinatio Sacerdotalis — On the Ordination of Men Alone: A Case for Its Infallibility

By Roger LeBlanc

Ordinatio Sacerdotalis — On the Ordination of Men Alone: A Case for Its Infallibility examines the teaching of Pope St. John Paul II concerning the reservation of priestly ordination to men and the question of the definitive and infallible character of that teaching.

The book considers the theological and ecclesial foundations of Ordinatio Sacerdotalis and presents the case for understanding its teaching as one that is to be definitively held by the faithful.