Pope Paul VI affected every aspect of Catholic life, from the practice of the mass to sexuality to social justice. Christian Values and Virtues shares the former pope's wisdom and captures the spirit and depth of his contributions to the Church.
Bestselling author Richard Rohr brings us back to the truths of Christian faith and shows us that non-dualistic thinking, awareness of the present, and release from ego can awaken our spirits and open us to joy, transformation, and enlightenment.
In Models of Priestly Formation, Msgr. Charles Murphy explores key moments in the history of priestly education and vocation, and points us toward developments in training that can help priests manage increasingly complex demands on their time and talents.
Fr. Gallagher helps us understand meditation and contemplation—the foundation of all Ignatian prayer—so that we can harness the power of of these resources in our own lives. A great asset for strengthening and renewing the practice of prayer.
An experienced teacher of moral theology applies the latest findings of psychology and theology to age-old questions: How do we follow Jesus? How can we help others to follow him, and build initiatives that encourage the faith to spread spontaneously through society?
Mundy encourages and teaches us to listen to our inner guide, the "still small voice" that speaks for God within us all. Mundy has written a beautiful guide to the Guide who brings peace, assurance and understanding.
Richard Rohr plumbs the depths of the Job's story to reveal its relevance for us today. This important book shows how the tension between suffering and faith can be a powerful means to an authentic connection with the divine.
Michael Kennedy, a pastor in East Los Angeles, brings us the contemplative practice that has catalyzed transformation in so many lives. Sit with Jesus and discover an intimate experience of the living God. Includes a CD of meditations narrated by Martin Sheen.
In the new millennium, the most central question is how to understand God and Jesus. This book is an invitation to Christians—and non-Christians—to challenge their inherited notions of how and why Jesus is to be thought of as divine.
Founder of the Centering Prayer movement and bestselling author Thomas Keating offers an introduction to Centering Prayer and explores the roots and development of the practice as well as addressing the unfolding process of integrating contemplation into a daily routine.
