Initiation, Preaching, and Catechesis for Lent, Holy Week, and the Triduum

Mary Birmingham

This work entails a brief commentary on the season of Lent, including Holy Week, and Triduum. It will include reflection questions that invite conversion of heart as well as brief exercises for catechists to use in their ministry. It will cover the ...

A Spiritual Journey

Gunilla Norris

Deep Friendship is a book about spirituality in deep friendship. It invites the reader to think about what it takes to be in and to develop an abiding, loving and conscious relationship. In its pages we are reminded that to have the deep love of a f...

The Penitential Psalms for Lent

Victor M. Cancino, SJ

This book offers a reflection based on the traditional seven penitential psalms (Pss 6, 32, 38, 51, 102, 130, 143), which have been designated as such and prayed with during Lent since the seventh century. The author uses his own translation when ne...

An Ignatian Guide to the Good Life

Daniel P. Valcazar

Do you want to deepen your spirituality or find a clearer direction in life? This book could be the first step on your journey. Simple practices lead you to notice the many ways that goodness shows up in your life, and the practical wisdom of Ignati...

Sixty Days That Shook the Church

Michael W. Higgins

Higgins plans an introductory chapter that will contextualize the Synod and explain why it’s special and potentially transformative. The book will also contain a day-by-day record of personalities, crises, behind-the-scenes politics, lapses, triumph...

Through Lent with Gerard Manley Hopkins

Carys Walsh

In Dappled Beauty, Carys Walsh invites readers on a poetic and spiritual pilgrimage through Lent with one of the most visionary poets of the English language—Gerard Manley Hopkins. Known for his brilliant use of imagery, rhythm, and deeply contempla...

A Short Biography of Carlo Acutis

Michael Collins

Carlo Acutis was a typical teen with an extraordinary heart. Born in London and raised in Milan, he had a deep love for soccer, computers, and his golden retriever. But above all, Carlo was drawn to God in a way that astonished everyone around him. ...

Hearing God's Call

Matt Kresich

Typically, books on discernment and vocation are reserved for the priesthood or religious life. What about engineers, construction workers, doctors, or accountants? Does every person not long to have confidence in making such an important life decis...

Kenneth Steven; Illustrated by Laetitia Zink

Fall in love with this amazing God-given world and its living creatures as you read these tales of Celtic saints and the creatures they loved. Whether it is St. Patrick speaking to wolfhounds or St. Brigid taming fox cubs, you will be enchanted by t...

Spiritual Theology

Introduced & Edited by Richard Lennan & Peter Joseph Fritz

Rahner's contribution to the field of spirituality is overshadowed by his reputation as a giant in theology, and it is important to make this better known, both for CWS readers and those seeking the grounding of Rahner's thought."Rahner's spirituali...

Seven Women Theoloians Speak

Laure Blanchon, Isabelle de La Garanden,Veronique Margron, Anne-Marie Pelletier, Lucetta Scaraffia, Anne Soupa and Marie-Jo Thiel

In Reform or Die, seven women theologians avoid the double pitfall of destructive pessimism and blissful optimism and propose an approach which is based on biblical, theological, but also sociological and pastoral expertise. They address the most ur...

Reclaiming Your Place in God's Church

Daniel C. Tillson

Theology for the Unwanted is a bold, compassionate, and faithful exploration of what it means to belong to the Catholic Church—especially when you've been made to feel like you don't. Drawing on the depth of Catholic theology, scripture, and lived e...

Reclaiming Your Place in God's Church

Daniel C. Tillson

Theology for the Unwanted is a bold, compassionate, and faithful exploration of what it means to belong to the Catholic Church—especially when you've been made to feel like you don't. Drawing on the depth of Catholic theology, scripture, and lived e...

Liturgical Year A

William Bergen, SJ

Father Bergen's Sunday Homilies is a three-volume collection of reflections on the Sunday Scripture readings for each week of the Liturgical Year—Years A, B, and C.Drawn from more than forty years of preaching at St. Ignatius Church in Baltimore and...

Liturgical Year B

William Bergen, SJ

Father Bergen's Sunday Homilies is a three-volume collection of reflections on the Sunday Scripture readings for each week of the Liturgical Year—Years A, B, and C.In Sunday Homilies: Liturgical Year B, Fr. William Bergen, SJ, brings together more t...

Liturgical Year C

William Bergen, SJ

Father Bergen's Sunday Homilies is a three-volume collection of reflections on the Sunday Scripture readings for each week of the Liturgical Year—Years A, B, and C.Sunday Homilies: Liturgical Year C presents Fr. William Bergen's engaging and compass...

Liturgical Year A

William Bergen, SJ

Father Bergen's Sunday Homilies is a three-volume collection of reflections on the Sunday Scripture readings for each week of the Liturgical Year—Years A, B, and C.Drawn from more than forty years of preaching at St. Ignatius Church in Baltimore and...

Liturgical Year B

William Bergen, SJ

Father Bergen's Sunday Homilies is a three-volume collection of reflections on the Sunday Scripture readings for each week of the Liturgical Year—Years A, B, and C.In Sunday Homilies: Liturgical Year B, Fr. William Bergen, SJ, brings together more t...

Liturgical Year C

William Bergen, SJ

Father Bergen's Sunday Homilies is a three-volume collection of reflections on the Sunday Scripture readings for each week of the Liturgical Year—Years A, B, and C.Sunday Homilies: Liturgical Year C presents Fr. William Bergen's engaging and compass...

Expanding Our Image of God

Michael J. O'Loughlin and James Martin, SJ

"We hope that these essays will help LGBTQ people, their families, and their friends understand the individual passages from the Bible on homosexuality, be more able to respond when these verses are used against them and, most importantly, feel more...

Problem of Supersessionism

Alan C. Mitchell

"Alan Mitchell here offers an excellent introduction to the meaning, history, and problems of supersessionism. He expertly explains why the texts of the New Testament do not espouse replacement theology. He also shows how contemporary Catholic teach...

Communion with the Servant Mysteries of Christ

James Keating, with a new introduction, foreword by Bishop Andrew Cousins

What does it mean to be a deacon today? In his bestselling The Heart of the Diaconate, James Keating offers a profound and stirring vision of diaconal ministry grounded not in function, but in interior communion with the Servant Christ. With theolog...

Dilexi Te-On Love for the Poor

Pope Leo XIV

In the Exhortation's first chapter, Pope Leo underlines that love of God is inseparable from love for the poor. He urges Catholics to relentlessly identify and denounce structural injustices, "even at the cost of appearing foolish or naïve." Pope Le...

Michaela Hanauer, Illustrated by Anela Glokler

As a soldier of the Roman Empire, Martin gave away his cloak to a beggar, only to discover the beggar was Christ. As bishop of Tours, France, Martin lived in a hut and cared for the poor. Through this charming story, follow St. Martin from his child...

A Spirituality of Aging

Margaret Silf

It’s time to retire, time to downsize, time to slow down and exit stage left. Does this mean becoming invisible, putting on the slippers and settling down in the rocking chair? Or is it perhaps the time to embrace the most fulfilling challenge of al...