/lit/ - Literature

>>19597246

>>19570075
It sounds like you need this book, OP.

>>19520866
All Catholic anons should read this. The quality of their posts would likely benefit.

>>19498066
This has good advice on making the most of your time, especially for those whose formative years passed them by.

>>19021937

>>19010378
The Intellectual Life - A. G. Sertillanges, O. P.
The Imitation of Christ
The Golden Legend
The Heresy of Formlessness - Martin Mosebach

If you are interested in sacred art the best introduction would be "Catholic Church Architecture and the Spirit of the Liturgy" by Denis McNamara. A cheaper option would be "The Way of Beauty" by David Clayton.

Here are some solid publishers
Angelico Press
Baronius Press
Mediatrix Press
Loreto Publication
Arouca Press
Ignatius Press

>>19010749
>>19011100
>>19011178
It is slanderous and uneducated to call the SSPX schismatic. They're only in an irregular canonical situation.

>>18762040

>>18712071
>I just want to work on myself and my mental health

This may be the book for you!

>>18104444

>>17473243
I can divide my life into two periods - before reading this book and after reading this book. That's how life changing it was for me. I can't put it into words but it's like I found a new religion.
This was written for the aspiring catholic intellectual who had heard their intellectual calling later in life than their teens or early twenties, there's a lot of Catholicism and God talk in it but I as an atheist absolutely adored every line.

Are there any other books like this?

It reads like the author is initiating you into some grand secret order devoted to uncovering the Truth in all things.

The Intellectual Life, pic related. Most based book I've ever read, subtly life changing.