Spirituality

A revealing tour, Sacred Havens takes readers from America's oldest Methodist church to the world's largest synagogue, from a Buddhist temple in Chinatown to the Roman Catholic church where Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis prayed.

This bold and refreshing book examines the ritual of sacrament in the Church, looking specifically at the role of language.

One of the few paintings Van Gogh signed and titled, he called it “one of my only works with deep meaning.”  How can one painting inside a café for poor workers serve as a key to the artist’s spiritual journey?

In this Catholic Press award-winner, Ronald Rolheiser, author of The Holy Longing, looks at how atheism and disbelief has crept into our world and how, in the face of it, we can restore the shattered lantern and bring back the light of God.

Paula D'Arcy gathers insights, parables, and meditations from the Christian spiritual and literary tradition to reveal manifestations of the divine in the world around us.

When life asked Paula D'Arcy to yield to immutable events she learned to listen to a quiet, guiding voice within. Heed your own inner wisdom, take courage, and be inspired by the experiences and insights of this beloved author.

The complete, unabridged journal of Nouwen’s last year of life. His struggles and joys, and hopes and fears come into vivid relief as each moment unfolds. An intimate encounter with the beloved spiritual guide who has inspired millions of readers.

Joan Chittister, an award-winning author and world-renown spiritual leader, shares Benedict’s extraordinary vision in this daily reader. Volume includes the complete Rule of Benedict as well as ample commentary to reveal the relevance of the ancient wisdom to our lives.

Do bitterness, resentment, impatience, or boredom interfere with your life? Does life continually fall short of your expectations? These five steps will help you regain the power and self-confidence that comes with a reality-based self-image.

Bishop Shannon resigned from the episcopate when he could no longer reconcile his personal convictions about family planning with Vatican policy. Now happily married, he writes about a more democratic and inclusive church in an age of increasing authoritarianism.