The second season of Catholic Classics is based on a special translation of St. Augustine’s classic Catholic work. This is the translation that Fr. Gregory Pine and Fr. Jacob Bertrand Janczyk will be reading from in the podcast and it’s only available here!

We know that common words and phrases have changed quite dramatically since the first centuries, when St. Augustine wrote Confessions.

This exclusive translation in modern English was completed to make Confessions more readily understandable to Catholics today.

With language updates, never-before-seen commentary from the Catholic Classics hosts, and sacred art of St. Augustine from artist Tianna Williams, this beautiful book brings St. Augustine’s inspiring, faithful work to life.

It is a version you won’t want to miss out on as you dive into the powerful witness of St. Augustine’s spiritual journey. Reading along with this translation of Confessions will ensure that you get the most out of the second season of Catholic Classics.

Order your copy today!

This version is the only one of its kind!

It is based on a translation that was completely redone by renowned theologian Dr. Matthew Minerd to make St. Augustine’s work as accessible and understandable as it can be without losing the original meaning conveyed by the Doctor of the Church.

It also includes exclusive commentary from Fr. Gregory Pine and Fr. Jacob Bertrand Janczyk introducing the book as a whole, as well as giving an overview of each of the text’s 13 books (or chapters).

This exclusive translation and commentary were completed specifically for this version and can’t be found anywhere else!

To make the truth and beauty of the Catholic Faith found in this book really come alive, it also has a leatherlike cover, gold place-holding ribbon, and newly commissioned sacred art of St. Augustine. It truly is a version unlike any other!

This beautiful book will help you enter more deeply into the Catholic Classics podcast, so don’t miss out on getting a copy today! Following along with the hosts will be difficult without the same version to read along with.