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Panic in the Pews: A Retrospective

Posted by Lisa Bergman on Aug 14th 2024

Panic in the Pews: A Retrospective

When my children were young, I often made little booklets for them, usually to accompany some of our religion activities. These homemade booklets paired beautiful works of art with the words of scripture to tell the story of Christ’s life on earth … read more
Before-and-After: Anglo Catholic Edition

Posted by Lisa Bergman on Feb 5th 2024

Before-and-After: Anglo Catholic Edition

Well, folks, it's time once more for our favorite feature, Before-and-After!  I love putting our reproduced books side by side so you can see what we've done.  I'm usually proudest of when we are able to reproduce the books so closely that … read more
A New Book for a New Year!

Posted by Lisa Bergman on Jan 5th 2024

A New Book for a New Year!

The story of St. Augustine Academy Press is a great example of God's sense of humor.  A busy mom with six children ends up homeschooling because the public schools are failing her children...then finds herself starting to make her own little … read more
Before-and-after: French Edition

Posted by Lisa Bergman on Nov 21st 2023

Before-and-after: French Edition

I was so excited to pick up copies of our newest books today and compare them to the originals!  So as promised, here are our before-and-after photos, so you can see how the new books compare with the old!I'll start with Saint Nicholas first...I … read more
A Trilogy in the Works

Posted by Lisa Bergman on Oct 28th 2023

A Trilogy in the Works

Quite a few years ago, while doing some research on the true story of St. Nicholas with my children, I came across the wonderful website of the St. Nicholas Center. If any of you aren't familiar with it, I strongly encourage you to check it out. Just … read more
Four Years Ago in Rome...

Posted by Lisa Bergman on Oct 13th 2023

Four Years Ago in Rome...

Four years ago today, seven people woke in the dark hours before dawn and set in motion a plan so weak and fragile it was doomed to fail.  Indeed, it almost did in the very first hour, when we brought the first load of boxes from an apart … read more