Paraclete Press Blog

Paperback Edition of bestselling Book October 31, 1517 goes to the printer on October 31, 2017 — the 500th Anniversary of the Reformation! ISBN 978-1-64060-037-9 $14.99 After selling over 10,000 copies in its original hardcover edition, this book goes to … Continue reading →

 At a time when anger runs at a high pitch in our society, Bert Ghezzi offers biblically based advice on how to use it wisely. Invite him to speak to your church or group. Phrases such as “culture of anger” … Continue reading →

Today we feature poet Jennifer Wallace’s blog post on the Paraclete Press blog. Look for her new book of poetry Almost Entirely this November.  As the release date (Nov.  14) for my latest poetry collection, Almost Entirely, approaches, I’d like … Continue reading →

Paraclete Press Orleans, Massachusetts October 27, 2017 For Immediate Release Bestselling author of The Holy Longing turns his attention to one of the stigmas of our time “Unique insights on the nature of suicide, its devastating effects, and God’s embracing love throughout. … Continue reading →

Paraclete Press For Immediate Release October 10, 2017 LAUNCH DAY! The first in the new Paraclete Fiction line, We are pleased to announce the book launch for Kate James’ debut novel “Can You See Anything Now?“. Can You See Anything Now? … Continue reading →

This November, we are adding a new title to our Paraclete Poetry collection! Look for the release of Jennifer Wallace’s book of poetry “Almost Entirely.” Below is a preview from her blog. The title for my newest collection of poetry … Continue reading →

For Immediate Release This ecumenical book is being praised as a “tool to assist us in reflecting upon and expressing our wishes around dying,” by Sr. Maryann Lucy, OP, of the Sinsinawa Dominican Sisters of Wisconsin, and as “a gift that … Continue reading →

When I was a child I loved Advent. I loved lighting candles and watching the light grow even as the days became darker. I loved the familiar hymns. I loved opening the little doors on my calendar. I loved the … Continue reading →