Spirituality

Children and grown-ups alike will revel in the holiday magic as Santa recalls his favorite memories of the Feast of Light. Cuddle in close and listen to glowing tales of Christmas spirit and the gifts of kindness that money can’t buy.

Beloved author, Thomas Keating helps us find the nourishment, fulfillment, and divine respite of interior silence. As fresh and vibrant today as ever, this illuminating work draws us towards an intimate understanding of the contemplative center of Christianity.

A spectacular tour of Christian mysticism as it evolved, from 500 C.E. to 1200 C.E. The volume examines the unique contributions of such figures as Pope Gregory the Great, John Scottus Eriugena, William of St. Thierry, Hugh of St. Victor, and Bernard of Clairvaux.

A collection of essays from Richard Rohr and other individuals involved in the Center for Action and Contemplation, this volume speaks to the radical power activated when people come together to bring God’s healing love into the world.

Richard Rohr shares his understanding of Luke's message for today's reader. Grounded in scholarship but accessible to a general audience, this commentary sheds light on the creation of the Bible and ways that we think about God's word.

Drawing from his experience overseeing and training young monks in Madagascar, India and Congo, the author, a Benedictine priest, offers this history of monasticism in Asia and the Middle East.

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This book is an exploration of several foundational principles of Catholic doctrine presented on a level accessible to a broad range of readers. It is rooted in the conviction that today many people who are neither professional theologians nor ministerial students share an interest in the work of theology.

Drawing on the rich content of the Scriptures, tradition and history, God-Fleshed offers a comprehensive roadmap of the quest for the Jesus of history and Christ of faith. The fact that the Eucharist has taken on the actual form of flesh and blood gives the authors a specific perspective to trace the story of a God who becomes man and dies for humanity.

Michael Morwood raises questions of faith that are on the minds of many Catholics and other Christians today. While Church authority will not permit Catholic academics to raise or discuss many of these controversial topics publicly, Morwood boldly delves into the issues with clarity, courage, hope, and inspiration from his extensive experience in spirituality and adult faith formation.

This popular presentation of the life and writings of one of the most influential figures in the history of Christianity includes many rich segments from the spiritual classics Introduction to the Devout Life and Treatise on the Love of God. Wright introduces the reader to the world of de Sales and distills from his masterworks the insights that are as applicable today as when first written.