In 'The West' we have become subject to the influence of aggressive secular humanism and extreme relativism, reflected in 'politically correct multiculturalism' and in a loss of appreciation of anything which is good in our cultural, political and spiritual heritage. Many people therefore have lost any sense of vision - and 'without vision, the people perish'. There is, therefore, an urgent need to recreate a vision, which will preserve all that is best in our heritage.

Share the Inheritance invokes that vision and describes 27 gifts indispensable to the happiness and wellbeing, creativity and transformation of individuals, communities and nations.

In this treatise the author has gone far beyond mere cataloguing of historical events in this presentation of the engrossing account of the accuracy of the Divine Timetable in relation to past and future events.

A simplified biography of 'the last and greatest of imperial statesmen'. An illustrated Pitkin Guide.

The greatest conflict of the past century has been between Islam and civilization, which has a great relevance in the modern world. This book has been revised and expanded.

This book tries to show that the monarchy is of crucial importance to the life of its nation.

An illustrated Pitkin Guide. An insight into the lives of the Saints

According to traditions and legends, St. Joseph of Arimathea, a merchant, came seeking tin, and accompanying him was the boy, Jesus.

Not only was the faith planted here over five centuries before Augustine's arrival, but it is much more likely that Christianity took root in Britain before it was established in Rome

This very careful and complete account of all the traditions about the life and martyrdom of St. George presents the best authenticated history of the Knights of St. George and Britain's great Order of the Garter. He is seen as the victorious defender of early Christianity.

Introduces the history of the stained glass in the Abbey, then describes each window in detail. Of especial note, the Great West Window shows images of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob with the twelve tribes of Israel.Also included are Moses and Aaron with the Law. Judah is positioned above Joseph, who is above the Royal Coat of Arms. Beautifully illustrated.