Liturgical Press

For 100 years, Liturgical Press has carried the living voice of the Church forward—rooted in Benedictine wisdom and alive with hope for what’s next. This is where Tradition Meets Tomorrow, and where faith continues to find its voice in a changing world. litpress.org/100

It might not be a pot of gold, but here's a prayer from The Glenstal Prayerbook to include in your festivities today. Saint Patrick, pray for us! ☘️

NEW ARRIVAL! Written in honor of the prolific liturgical theologian Teresa Berger, the essays included in this collection speak to the reality that all the created universe has a capacity for worship, to join in praise to and of the Creator. hubs.li/Q046DWtB0

“Patrick O’Connell’s latest book on the holistic spirituality of Thomas Merton brings his encyclopedic knowledge of Merton’s life and work to many of the spiritual questions of our time in a thorough yet accessible manner.” — Daniel P. Horan hubs.li/Q046lx-H0

Why pray the Liturgy of the Hours? In her new book, 'The Word in Time,' contemplative nun, Sister Genevieve Glen, OSB, shares biblically inspired reflections that draw from the wisdom she's gained from her life immersed in monastic prayer. Preorder: hubs.li/Q045S-YV0

We love these photos Johanna W. H. van Wijk-Bos shared from her recent book launch! "Deuteronomy" of the Wisdom Commentary series is available now! hubs.li/Q045d--10

On Saturday, ecclesiologist and Lit Press author Massimo Faggioli (@MassimoFaggioli) visited the Twin Cities to give a presentation on Pope Leo XIV and the global church. Massimo's new book on this topic will be available from Liturgical Press in September of 2026. Stay tuned!

Liturgical Press author Fr. Isaac Slater was recently interviewed on the Francis Effect Podcast. He spoke with host Heidi Schlumpf about how monks prepare for Lent, what it really means to withhold judgment, and more. hubs.li/Q044S9_-0

Hope to see some of my Twin Cities friends on Saturday February 28 at 10 AM at St Cecilia in St. Paul MN. Beginning of the preparations with @litpress ...

Listen to Liturgical Press author Amy Ekeh on today's episode of America's Preach Podcast. It's the first of their lenten conversations and they're talking all about prayer: hubs.li/Q044db3w0

@RobertEllsberg @GiveUsThisDayLP Thanks for stopping by!

With Brother Aelred of ⁦@litpress⁩ and ⁦@GiveUsThisDayLP⁩ with my two volumes of “Blessed Among Us” at LA Religious Ed Congress.

The NEW Order of the Anointing of the Sick and of their Pastoral Care has just arrived here at LAREC! Come get your copy at Booth #101!

Come see us at LAREC this weekend! 📚 We'll be at Booth #101 with exclusive discounts and special 100th anniversary stickers—you won't want to miss out. ✒️ Several of our authors will be giving presentations and signing books too, so be sure to support them if you can!

Join us in prayer as we begin this lenten season. 🙏✝️ Artwork: Cross with Red Gems by Sr. Monika Ellis, OSB

Ash Wednesday is this week! As you're thinking about how you'll fast, give alms, and pray, consider incorporating a Liturgical Press book into your spiritual reading. Use code LENT26 for 20% off. Sale ends tomorrow! hubs.li/Q042VyqD0

Featuring one of our writers, Laura Kelly Fanucci ⬇️ Catholic preaching in a traumatized Minnesota | Preach Podcast youtu.be/t53q5no1kk8?si… via @YouTube

Sibling saints: What we can learn from Benedict and Scholastica americamagazine.org/scripture-refl…

Join our author Angela Alaimo O'Donnell at her upcoming lecture! O'Donnell is author of our 2015 release 'Flannery O'Connor: Fiction Fired by Faith.' litpress.org/Products/3701/…

In a time of environmental crisis, Psalm 148 is a bold reminder that all of creation has a capacity for worship, to join in praise of their Maker. Written in honor of Teresa Berger, the essays included in this collection affirm this biblical witness. hubs.li/Q040TTB-0

As a part of our centennial celebration, we've created a special video series that we'll release throughout 2026. The series will explore the development and impact of Liturgical Press over the century. Watch the first episode: The Liturgical Renewal hubs.li/Q040T3vL0