CAROLINE CHISHOLM - THE EMIGRANT'S FRIEND. £9.99p, Gracewing.
The story of Australia's national heroine, Caroline Chisholm, who championed the cause of the early settlers, carved out new routes into the bush, helped to re-unite families separated by cruel transportation policies, and established Australia as a nation offering hope and prosperity for newcomers. This is the only book published in Britain about Mrs Chisholm, whose home in London carries a blue plaque and who is honoured in her native Northampton, but has been too often neglected by British historians, although she is a household name in Australia. A heart-warming story of courage, faith, and family life. Joanna Bogle has also become a popular speaker on this subject at women's groups across Britain and Australia.

Joanna Bogle's books are all available from:
Gracewing Books, 2 Southern Avenue, LEOMINSTER, HR6 0QF

DOES THE CHURCH OPPRESS WOMEN?
A challenging look at the feminist version of
history and at the role that the Catholic Church plays in women's lives. Thought-provoking and lively, it is a must for anyone who wants an honest look at the issues of women's ordination, Christian marriage, abortion, divorce, and chastity. £1.95p from CTS.

THE UGANDA MARTYRS.
A short and readable booklet telling the heroic story of the teenage boys in Uganda who died rather than submit to taking part in homosexual activity. Canonised by the Catholic Church in the l960s, these boys are today honoured across Africa - but too little known in Britain. A
booklet to challenge comfortable thinking and a reminder of the cost of conscience. Ideal for school discussion groups, Confirmation classes etc. £1.95p from CTS.

Available from the Catholic Truth Society, 40-46 Harleyford Road, London SE11 5AY