Theology
Istorija franjevačkog reda u Beogradu i župe Sv. Ante Padovanskog
The history of the Franciscan order in Belgrade and the parish of St. Anthony of Padua is the story of St. Francis of Assisi, who was called in Serbia "the living image of Jesus Christ." A book about the Franciscans, of long and enduring duration.
Isus naša sudbina
"Jesus Our Destiny" is a book by Wilhelm Busch, a famous German evangelical pastor and preacher, which brings a strong message about the encounter with Jesus Christ as a crucial moment in life.
Isusovo djetinjstvo: Jakovljevo evanđelje
A mystical-apocryphal account of the early life of Jesus, written according to the revelation of Jakob Lorber. The book explains Mary's childhood, the birth of Christ, the flight into Egypt, and the miracles of the young Jesus up to the age of 12.
I ti možeš vječno živjeti u raju na Zemlji
Izazov istine
The magazine features articles by young Dominicans on faith, theology, and the challenges of contemporary society. It promotes the Dominican charism of preaching, the pursuit of truth (*Veritas*), and the spiritual growth of young people.
Izgrađivati zrelu osobnost za plodne međuljudske odnose
The collection, edited by Dr. Josip Bošnjaković, brings together interdisciplinary works on the psychological and spiritual maturation of the individual and the building of quality, healthy, and fruitful interpersonal relationships.
Izlazak: Knjige Izlazak, Levitski zakonik, Brojevi, Ponovljeni zakon
Celestin Tomić's theological study on the Pentateuch. The author analyzes the Book of Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, tracing the liberation of the Israelites and the making of the Covenant at Sinai.
''I znam da sunce ne boji se tame''
Theological Meditations on Šantić's Religious Poetry
Ja i svagdanja stvarnost
“Me and Everyday Reality” is a book by Vojko Devetak that deals with everyday life and reality through the author's unique perspective. The book explores different aspects of everyday situations, offering deep insights and reflections on life.









