Apologetics

A Presbyterian minister and his wife tell how they became Catholic. A natural first read for Protestant inquirers.

Short chapters giving the reasons behind the faith, written for skeptics and seekers.

Answers to common Protestant objections, chapter by chapter.

Not a Catholic book, but a clear case for the core of Christian belief, first given as wartime radio talks.

Chesterton’s exuberant account of how he came to believe.

Human history read in the light of Christ. C. S. Lewis credited it in his own journey to faith.

An 1876 book by Cardinal Gibbons that explains Catholic teaching to Protestant neighbours.

Calm, biblical answers to fundamentalist charges, from the founder of Catholic Answers.

Arguments for God, the soul, the Resurrection and more, set out clearly.

Eleven converts explain the biblical and historical reasons they became Catholic.

St. Thomas’s philosophy made accessible.

A Catholic reference guide to Protestant, Anglican, Eastern Orthodox and other bodies in the United States.

Conversations about philosophy and faith in the spirit of St. Thomas.

A call-in show: real questions from real callers, answered on air.

Interviews that take one topic and go deeper.

Careful, charitable answers to critics of the faith.

Long-form discussion of theology and current debates in the Church.

Lectures from Dominican scholars given at universities.

Unexplained mysteries, approached by a Catholic apologist with good sense.

Catholic talk radio, including The Patrick Madrid Show.

Commentaries on faith, culture and film, and sermons.

Short clips answering specific questions from the call-in show.

Thorough, well-sourced apologetics.

Tracts, articles and a searchable Q&A. Recommended as “the best website to ask questions about Catholicism.”

A short tract on the basics of Catholicism that you can read in one sitting.