Catherine De Hueck Doherty"This is a deeply profound overview of the life and spirituality of Catherine de Hueck Doherty. The excerpts from her writings, meditations and letters, along with Fr. Meconis insights, help the reader to understand the mystical dimensions of this extraordinary woman." Lorene Hanley Duquin, author, They Called Her the Baroness. An inspiring vision of the gospel "without compromise." Catherine de Hueck Doherty (1896 1985), a Russian born aristocrat who

the Beatitudes

Cincinnati

In each part he offers a synthesis of current research on the cultural ambience studied and discusses the core texts that show the Bible's stance toward culture

Wind's wildness

this volume offers an essential Catholic resource for anyone grappling with these issues

the contributors illuminate how Christian communities can become agents of healing

José Comblin (1923-2011) was born in Belgium and spent most of his life in Latin America

philosopher Martha C

By their strangeness these images jolt our imagination and awaken it to the richness and diversity of our Christological heritage

Irvin is president of New York Theological Seminary and professor of World Christianity

O'Connell turns to contemporary theologians Jon Sobrino and Johann Baptist Metz

His seminal works include Reframing Religious Life