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Digital Product Instructions

Audiobooks, eBooks, and Streaming Films

Follow these three steps to watch, read, or listen to your new titles:

  1. Download the app – You’ll find the Ignatius Press App in the Apple or Google Play store on your mobile device. You can also visit app.ignatius.com to enjoy your digital product through a web browser.
  2. Log in – Sign in using the same email address you used for your account on Ignatius.com. Your password will also be the same.
  3. Enjoy – Your new title will appear in the “My Purchases” list on the “Discover” tab. Click to listen, watch, or read!

Prefer to download digital content directly to your eReader or other mobile device?

Ebooks can be downloaded directly from Ignatius.com; PDFs and Zip Files must be downloaded within 30 days. Follow the instructions below to transfer this content. (Audiobooks and film files aren’t downloadable.)

Please note: Content cannot be purchased in the app. To add more titles to your library, shop on Ignatius.com.


How to Download and Read eBooks on Your Device Without the Ignatius Press App

Kindle, Nook, Sony eReader, Kobo, Apple iBooks

Choose your device below to see relevant instructions for downloading your eBook to a mobile device. Please note that Ignatius Press eBooks cannot be printed. You will have a maximum of five download attempts within 30 DAYS from the date of purchase to download your file(s). Please note that we are unable to replace lost, deleted, or otherwise misplaced files. We highly recommend that you back up your eBook files.

If you need assistance transferring your Kindle files to your Kindle device(s), please refer to Amazon or follow the instructions at this link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/sendtokindle.

Choose your device below to see relevant instructions for downloading your eBook to a mobile device. Please note that Ignatius Press eBooks cannot be printed. You will have a maximum of five download attempts within 30 DAYS from the date of purchase to download your file(s). Please note that we are unable to replace lost, deleted, or otherwise misplaced files. We highly recommend that you back up your eBook files.

  1. Download your file from Ignatius Press.
  2. Download the free Adobe Digital Editions software here.
  3. Open Adobe Digital Editions.
  4. To add your eBook to Adobe Digital Editions, click “Library” and then “Add.”
  5. Connect Nook/Sony reader to your computer via a USB Cable. You should then see a Nook/Sony reader icon in the left column of Adobe Digital Editions.
  6. Drag and drop your new eBook(s) to the Nook icon. If this is the very first time you’ve put Adobe Digital Editions content on your Nook/Sony reader, it might ask if you want to authorize your device. You do.
  7. Enjoy your content on your eReader!
  1. Connect your eReader to your computer using the USB cable and ensure you are connected to the internet.
  2. Tap “Connect” on your eReader screen.
  3. On your computer, go to the folder where your eBook is saved.
  4. Right-click your book file and select “Open With,” then “Adobe Digital Editions.” The program should start automatically, download your book, and open it.
  5. Click the library icon to switch to your library view.
  6. Select your new book and drag it to the Kobo eReader bookshelf. Your new book is now ready to read on your eReader!
  1. Put the books on iCloud drive. If you have storage limitations, you may have to resort to doing this one at a time.
  2. Use the “Files” app to go to iCloud drive.
  3. In “Files” app, select the book that you want to put into iBooks.
  4. Tap “Share” in the lower left-hand corner of the “Files” app, and select “Open in iBooks.”
  5. This will take you to the iBooks app, with the book open.
  6. Tap the “Share” icon on the top left, and select “Copy to iBooks.”
  7. Enjoy your eBook in your iBooks library!

Firefox users can download EPUBReader, a free add-on that lets you read the contents of any .epub book right inside their favorite browser without requiring any special software.

In regular course, if you click on a link that points to an .epub file, Firefox will prompt you to save that file onto the hard drive, but with this add-on installed, the eBook will directly open inside your Firefox tab like any other web page.

Additionally, you can open any .epub file that’s on your desktop using the File → Open File menu in Firefox. All eBooks are automatically stored in your Firefox profile under a separate subdirectory.

Due to the fact that new eReaders are introduced on a fairly regular basis, it is hard for Ignatius Press to provide download instructions for all eReaders. If you own a device that we do not list and it’s not clear how to transfer or download your Ignatius Press eBook, please refer to your user manual or contact our customer service team for help accessing your product.