The Spirit of Catholicism is a brilliant and influential reflection on the fundamental nature of the Catholic faith. This truly pioneering work of Catholic theology, first published in 1924, has had significant continuing impact on subsequent theology worldwide.
This book looks at the diverse spiritual traditions that have evolved in South and Central America and the Caribbean, since the first encounter with Europeans in the 16th century. Rich, varied writing from international scholars examines the diversity of religious practices and beliefs.
One of Fr. Rohr’s bestselling books, this revised and updated edition teaches us a receptivity to the revelation of God and shows how seeking to embrace our inner powerlessness can lead us into community with the poor and suffering.
How can we rediscover the feminine within the Christian tradition? Elizabeth Johnson offers us guidance and insight in this classic. She Who Is reveals a profound vision of women's experience and emancipation in the context of Christian theology.
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.
Too often the Sermon on the Mount has been interpreted as though it were a book itself rather than a portion of a book. Dale Allison insists on the contrary...
The second in the precedent-setting two volume series, this work convokes the dynamic voices of 40 women scholars, called together by the illustrious Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza, to reimagine and reinterpret the bible in a vigorous, feminist interpretation of individual scriptural texts.
Recognized as a landmark in biblical interpretation, this first volume of Searching the Scriptures shares the insight of women scholars from around the world, empowering readers with an incisive understanding of the historical and sociopolitical issues involved in feminist critical analysis.
John Polkinghorne dares to ask the questions that would seem to be too dangerous to ask—and he comes up with some answers, which are deeply satisfying to both mind and heart.
A rare gift book for every fisher-man and woman! An award-winning author, theologian, and Episcopal priest, Martin brings together her love of Bible study and fishing in this fascinating and unexpected encounter with the Jesus who was raised in a fishing culture.
