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...

Reno, Salt Lake City

Paulist Press

Order of Prayer in the Liturgy of the Hours and Celebration of the Eucharist 2026. Contains these and many more features: Necrology, Daily Readings, Data on Saints' Lives. Covers all (arch) dioceses in the U.S.Stu

Christ in the Letter to the Hebrews

Kevin B, McCruden

In A New and Living Way: Christ in the Letter to the Hebrews, Kevin B. McCruden invites readers into a rich theological and pastoral reflection on one of the most distinctive portrayals of Jesus in the New Testament. With scholarly insight and acces...

The Little Way

Jean Maalouf

The Little Way consists in the loving, confident, and total trust in God regardless of one's weaknesses, imperfections, or failures. This is a way that is available to everyone, and it does not require more than the ordinary, day-to-day experience o...

Nature, Science and God

John Honner

The first part of Cosmic Love begins with an account of the rise of science and the shift in characterizations of nature from a mysterious Goddess to an ordered collection of material objects. This is followed by reflections on the feminist critique...

Human Transformation and the Communal Imagination

John Markey, OP and Michael Ceragioli

In Revisioning Spirituality, John Markey and Michael Ceragioli explore the power of a communal imagination to renew the understanding and practice of Christian spirituality. The book traces a lineage that evolved against the grain of mainstream radi...

Faith-Based Measures for Catholic Investors

Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences; Edited by Cardinal Peter Turkson

Mensuram Bonam (A Good Measure) is a landmark Vatican document that provides Catholic investors with a framework for aligning financial stewardship with the Gospel and Catholic Social Teaching. First issued under the guidance of the Pontifical Acade...

The Infancy Gospel

David M. Neuhaus, SJ with Terrence Creamer and Debbie French

The infancy narratives are complex texts that tell us more than one may think about who Jesus is and what relationship we are invited to have with him. The reflections in the book are linked to five themes: Jesus's ancestors; Joseph, son of Jacob, f...

Christmas Gift

Bethany Beyer, Illustrated by Laetitia Zink

Even when you feel small and insignificant, God has big plans for you!Little Star doesn't feel like she shares the same gifts and abilities as the other stars in the sky. But when Little Star sees a family in need of help, she does what she can to c...

Synodal Considerations

Elsie M. Miranda and Cristina L. H. Traina editors: Foreword by Susan A. Ross

This collection of essays explores the meaning of being human as beloved creatures of God in the context an ever-evolving creation. As baptized members of the body of Christ the authors of these essays explore themes raised by the global synod, with...

An Emerging Image of God

Thomas P Rausch, SJ

"This book on the psalms offers a penetrating insight into who and what God is according to the psalms. Such a revelation presents for many persons the possibility of different ways to understand God, a new vision of divinity."—from the forewordOrga...

Note on the Relationship between Artificial Intelligence and Human Intelligence

Pope Francis, with an introduction by Ricky Manalo, CSP 

What does it mean to be human in the age of artificial intelligence?At a time when algorithms shape our choices, automate our work, and even mimic our creativity, Antiqua et Nova offers a bold, thoughtful, and grounded response from the Catholic tra...

Diana L. Villegas, Illustrated by Paula A. Gomez

This work offers a selection of passages from Catherine of Siena as a basis for a path of spiritual growth with the theme of growth in capacity to love. There is an introduction and fifteen chapters, no additional front or back matter. Each chapter ...

Msgr. Brendan Daly

This book is a practical guide for implementing canonical penal law. Many church leaders, including bishops, are unsure of the procedures for the application of penalties. It effectively addresses the gaps in knowledge concerning the recent amendmen...

Insights from Psychology & Theology

Katharina Anna Fuchs and Stefania De Vito

Looking at spiritual abuse through the lenses of psychology and theology, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of the topic. Focusing on the theology of grace and freedom, on the redeeming power of the cross, and on the psychological aspec...

Discovering the Power of the Jesus Prayer

Hoa Trung Dinh, SJ

Embark on a transformative spiritual journey with The Breath of Christ: Discovering the Power of the Jesus Prayer. Authored by Hoa Trung Dinh, SJ, this profound book delves into the ancient practice of the Jesus Prayer, a meditative mantra that invi...

Gregory J. Polan, OSB

"In this well-crafted scholarly work, Abbot Gregory Polan offers a timely exposition and meditation upon the treasures to be found in the canticles that are part of the daily round in the Liturgy of the Hours. This, together with Abbot Gregory's hig...

A Conversation in Fundamental Theology

Gerald O'Collins, Marc Rastoin, & Jean-Marc Balhan

Christianity, Judaism, and Islam face similar questions and challenges about the continuing role of a foundational revelation that gives rise to a Tradition and traditions and, most importantly, to the sacred Scriptures in their formation and interp...

Path to Freedom Through Love

Paula Noronha Jordao

We are often told what we should aspire to live like Jesus, but we are hardly ever told how. How to Be Fully Human integrates anthropological, psychological, biblical, and spiritual approaches, leading us to learn—and comprehend—the freedom that onl...

Stories of Women in the Bible

Vivia Lawton Fowler

In twenty-four narratives, women in the Bible speak out about their lives. Viewed through a critical lens, these women speak and act with an agency that is often missing from their original narratives. Useful for individual or group Bible study or d...