Theology
Veliki katekizam 1.dio: O Bogu i našem spasenju
The 1966 *Large Catechism* is a comprehensive exposition of the Catholic faith that, through questions and answers, explains the existence of God, the Most Holy Trinity, the redemption by Jesus, and the path of human salvation through the sacraments of th
Vihor i oganj duha
Stjepan Kušar’s theological study explores the action and experience of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers and the Church, linking the New Testament symbols of the whirlwind and fire to personal and communal spiritual renewal.
Vječni Božji zakon
"The Eternal Law of God" by Anton Lorenčin is a theological and spiritual work that explains the fundamental truths of the Christian faith in a simple and accessible way, with special emphasis on the law of God as the unchanging standard of moral life.
Vjerovati radosti
A collection of essays and meditations by a renowned Croatian theologian and priest. The author reflects on faith, hope, everyday life, and finding genuine joy despite life's challenges.
Zakon srca
Radovan Grgec's book explores the action of God's grace and love through spiritual essays and reflections. The author calls for inner conversion and living Christian values according to the "law of the heart".
Zašto se isplati biti kršćaninom?
The book "Why is it worth being a Christian?" by Norbert Lieth explores various aspects of Christianity and offers a deeper understanding of the faith.
Živa je riječ Božja
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Živjeti iz Duha: nastaviti Isusovo djelo
Leo Tanner’s 2005 spiritual handbook guides the reader toward recognizing and accepting the gifts of the Holy Spirit for daily guidance, inner renewal, and an authentic Christian life.
Život prije rođenja: etičko-moralni vidici
The book "Life Before Birth: Ethical and Moral Perspectives" by Valentin Pozaić, published in 1990, addresses bioethical issues related to the beginning of human life.
Znanost ne isključuje vjeru
"Science Does Not Exclude Religion" (2015) by Luka Marković explores the relationship between science and religion, emphasizing how they are not mutually exclusive, but can complement each other.