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Angelology:

A Guide to the Principal Patristic and Scholastic Sources for Our Beliefs about Angels

St. Thomas Aquinas is known as the Angelic Doctor, not only on account of the heights of his mystical life, his singular genius, but also for his clear and systematic teaching on angels. Of all the sources he uses, he is most indebted to a mysterious 5th or 6th-century writer who put the name Dionysius the Areopagite to a treatise entitled “The Celestial Hierarchy.”

In Angelology, the reader discovers not only that ancient text on angelology but also St. Thomas’ own “De Angelis” (“Treatise on the Angels”) from the Summa Theologica. Both authors and their respective texts are introduced and explained along the way so as to make these ancient gems more accessible to modern readers.

Fr. Ermatinger Introduces Four of His NEW Books

NEW for 2026:

The Servant of God Sister Benigna Consolata:

The Delicacies and the Tenderness of the Love of Jesus for a Little Soul

by Sr. Mary Paulina Finn (Author), Fr. Cliff Ermatinger (Editor)

Shortly after Sr. Benigna Consolata Ferrero’s mission was fulfilled and she went to her eternal reward with her divine Bridegroom, her community of Visitation nuns wrote this text on her life and work – an homage to her vocation as an offering for the salvation of souls and the end of World War I. More than the life of a holy religious, this book reveals the love of the Sacred Heart and how He has chosen to share His mission of love and suffering with chosen souls; specially gifted lovers who not only win souls for Heaven, but bring His Heart much consolation.

Upon reading the words of Christ to His faithful bride, one is struck by the sensitivity and depth of His love, to Whom nothing is unimportant.

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Witnesses to Demonic Possession:

First Hand Testimonies of the Most Renowned Cases of Possession and Deliverance Recounted by Those Involved

by Fr. P. Sutter F.M.S. (Author), Fr. Cliff Ermatinger (Translator)

The most renowned cases of demonic possession are gathered here.

Rather than foment and satisfy morbid curiosity, this book presents not only the tragic suffering of those afflicted, but also the heroic charity of those who helped them and eventually brought them to deliverance.

When this book was first published in 1921 it was wildly popular and was quickly translated into many languages. Now, in this new translation, the book has been expanded with theological commentary and a copious introduction to illustrate many aspects that were left unexplained in its original form.

NEW for 2026:

Fidelity to Grace:

The Simplest Way to Holiness

Following Christ is not made up of a collection of rules to be lived out in a contractual way but is meant to be a dynamic and loving relationship. In Fidelity to Grace, Fr. Plus teaches us how to thrive in that relationship with Christ, which results in a simple path to holiness. Through attentiveness to the action of grace, prayer, trust, and action, Fidelity to Grace shows us that the way is quite simple and achievable to anyone willing to say “Yes” to Christ.

Translated and Introduced by Fr. Cliff Ermatinger

About the Author
Fr. Raoul Plus, S.J. (1882–1958), wrote more than forty books to help Christians of every degree of education (or lack of it) to understand God’s love for the soul. The content of his books is always profound but simply stated.

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The Life of St. Mary of Egypt:

The Example and Model of a True Penitent

An erudite 18th century Irish bishop presents us with the extraordinary depravity and even more extraordinary life of grace and penance of this spiritual giant from the 5th Century, St. Mary of Egypt. From prostitute and sex addict to woman of prayer, penance, and whole-hearted surrender to the Spouse of her soul and the object of all our longings, Jesus Christ.

Her story is humbling, edifying, inimitable, but wholly inspiring, showing us that no sin, sincerely confessed, surpasses the Mercy of God. St. Mary shows us how to trust in the Lord through conversion, lived out in prayer and penance rather than in the emotion of a fleeting moment.

This book, older than the United States itself, speaks to our age through the example of St. Mary and the counsels of the holy bishop who penned it.

Throughout the Month of August,
Padre Pio Press Cordially Invites Its Readership to Join in Saying:

Litany of the Immaculate Heart of Mary


Tenth Sunday After Pentecost – Homily by Fr. Ermatinger

The Parable of the Pharisee
and the Tax Collector Icon,
Byzantine, Modern

Translation of the Epistle for the Tenth Sunday After Pentecost (1 Cor 12:2-11)

Brethren, You know that, when you were heathens, you went to dumb idols, according as you were led, Wherefore I give you to understand, that no man, speaking by the Spirit of God, saith Anathema to Jesus and no man can say, The Lord Jesus, but by the Holy Ghost. Now there are diversities of graces, but the same Spirit; and there are diversities of ministries, but the same Lord; and there are diversities of operations, but the same God, who workth all in all. And the manifestation of the Spirit is given to every man unto profit. To one indeed, by the Spirit, is given the word of wisdom; and […]

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Prayer for the Manifestation of the Divine Will

Allegory of the Eucharist, Juan Correa, 1690

THE MYSTICAL PRAYERS Of Our Lord Jesus Christ

“My children, the fight between you and the adversary is coming to its climax now . . . With great determination they have shut a large number of My children down . . . My agony…grew worse and worse when I entered Gethsemane. I looked at my people and saw that they were asleep while their enemy was fast approaching and gaining ground . . . My Agonizing Heart broke (out) with these words . . . “Why are you sleeping? Can’t you watch with Me even one hour? Pray that you will not fall into temptation.” When I knelt down again in prayer the burden of My death weighed Me down. Before I thought about it, I said, “Father, take this cup away from Me, but not My Will, rather, Yours be done.” That hour was the hour of My greatest temptation which might have hindered me from fulfilling the […]

By |August 3rd, 2026|

Meet the Author

Fr. Cliff Ermatinger is a priest of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, where he works full-time as a spiritual consultant and in deliverance ministry. He has a Ph.L and an STL from Regina Apostolorum in Rome and has published 19 books.

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