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TAN Resurrection Series

The TAN Resurrection Series is devoted to recovering and restoring Catholic spiritual works that were long hidden from the English-speaking world. These texts, written by early Church Fathers, Mothers, and forgotten spiritual masters, have been resurrected from obscurity, translated or newly edited, and presented for a modern audience without compromising their original depth or voice.

Many of the works in this series were widely read in earlier centuries but gradually fell out of circulation, often never having been properly translated into English. The Resurrection Series exists to bring these voices back to life, preserving the wisdom of authors whose insights shaped Catholic devotion, theology, and moral formation across generations.

Within this collection are profound meditations and theological reflections such as Crown of the Virgin, an ancient meditation on the beauty and sanctity of Our Lady, and Meditations on the Holy Angels, which revives traditional teaching on the role of the angelic hosts in the Christian life. Works like The Glories of Heaven restore a vivid, supernatural vision of eternity that once animated Catholic preaching and prayer.

The series also resurrects deeply moving reflections on Christ’s Passion and the last things, including The Passion of Christ Through the Eyes of Mary, A Tale of Death and Glory, Meditations on Death, and The Seven Last Words of Christ. These texts invite readers into a contemplative encounter with suffering, martyrdom, and the promise of eternal life, drawing from a spiritual tradition rarely accessible in English until now.

Why This Matters

The Church’s spiritual heritage is far richer than what has survived in modern print. By resurrecting these forgotten works, the TAN Resurrection Series restores voices meant to form souls, not merely inform minds. These books reconnect readers with a deeper Catholic memory, renewing devotion, reverence, and hope by drawing from the wellspring of Tradition.