Readings in Moral Theology No. 20

Charles Curran

In 1979, in collaboration with Richard A. McCormick, SJ, Charles Curran began the series Readings in Moral Theology with Moral Norms and the Catholic Tradition. Since then, there have been eighteen additional volumes in the series through 2019’s U.S...

Readings in Moral Theology No.20

Charles Curran

In 1979, in collaboration with Richard A. McCormick, SJ, Charles Curran began the series Readings in Moral Theology with Moral Norms and the Catholic Tradition. Since then, there have been eighteen additional volumes in the series through 2019’s U.S...

Frank J. Matera

The inaugural entry in the series Biblical Studies from the Catholic Biblical Association, A Concise Theology of the New Testament provides readers with an accessible introduction to the discipline of New Testament theology. Employing nontechnical l...

Frank J. Matera

The inaugural entry in the series Biblical Studies from the Catholic Biblical Association, A Concise Theology of the New Testament provides readers with an accessible introduction to the discipline of New Testament theology. Employing nontechnical l...

A Practical Guide to Laudato Si'

Catherine Wright

What makes Pope Francis’s encyclical Laudato Sí' so unique is how deeply it connects the cries of the poor with the cries of Earth. Thanks to the intellectual matrix in Latin America and other formative experiences, such as the Rio Earth Summit, his...

Comparing Islamic, Jewish, and Christian Scriptures

John Kaltner and Christopher G. Frechette

Non-Muslims are often surprised to learn that the Qur'an relates episodes and events from the lives of multiple characters who are also found in the biblical text. While the ways the two traditions present these stories often have much in common, th...

Comparing Islamic, Jewish and Christian Scriptures

Christopher George Frechette, John Kaltner

Non-Muslims are often surprised to learn that the Qur'an relates episodes and events from the lives of multiple characters who are also found in the biblical text. While the ways the two traditions present these stories often have much in common, th...

An Intimate Portrait

Cary J. Nederman and Karen Bollermann

Nearly 850 years after his death, Thomas Becket remains one of the most controversial and enigmatic figures in English history. As chancellor to King Henry II, as Archbishop of Canterbury, and ultimately as a martyr and saint, Becket (and his unconv...

An Intimate Portrait

Cary J. Nederman and Karen Bollermann

Nearly 850 years after his death, Thomas Becket remains one of the most controversial and enigmatic figures in English history. As chancellor to King Henry II, as Archbishop of Canterbury, and ultimately as a martyr and saint, Becket (and his unconv...

Life as Discipleship

Antonio Pitta

Today, we are reluctant to imitate others because we want to be original, but we forgot that imitation among people is constitutive of human nature. Human imitation or mimesis is the result of congeniality or of conformity between people who grow da...

A Celebration in Words and Images

Saint John Paul II

Celebrating one hundred years, this book beautifully traces the pontificate of St. John Paul II through photos and words from his petrine magisterium. It is addressed to all the faithful on the occasion of the centenary of his birth.“It is right to ...

A Resource Book for Jews and Christians

Edited by Philip A. Cunningham, Ruth Langer, and Jesper Svartvik

Enabling Dialogue About the Land comprises essays from 16 contributing scholars who engaged for several years in the “Promise, Land, and Hope” research project of the International Council for Christians and Jews (ICCJ), headquartered in Heppenheim,...

A Resource Book for Jews and Christians

Edited by Philip A. Cunningham, Ruth Langer, and Jesper Svartvik

Enabling Dialogue About the Land comprises essays from 16 contributing scholars who engaged for several years in the “Promise, Land, and Hope” research project of the International Council for Christians and Jews (ICCJ), headquartered in Heppenheim,...

How Christianity and Islam Shape the World

Felix Körner

It is hard to deny that both the Christian and the Islamic faith traditions have played a significant role through the centuries in influencing world affairs. In this book Father Felix Körner, SJ, both a Catholic theologian and a student of the Isla...

Astronomy and Faith

Christoph Gerhard

At the beginning of human history, faith and astronomy belonged together. Only a few centuries ago, their paths diverged. People began to regard astronomy as pure science and used it often enough to refute faith. Figuratively speaking, however, huma...

Astronomy and Faith

Christoph Gerhard

At the beginning of human history, faith and astronomy belonged together. Only a few centuries ago, their paths diverged. People began to regard astronomy as pure science and used it often enough to refute faith. Figuratively speaking, however, huma...

A Spiritual Kinship

Edward C. Sellner

The lives of the Celtic saints constitute the largest body of hagiographies of any group in Christian history to have so many creature stories included in them, revealing early and medieval Irish as true lovers of animals, with the saints sharing th...

Do You Hear Me, Church?

Peggy A. Sklar

Sister Thea Bowman (1939 –1990), a native of a small town in central Mississippi, was a well-known educator, evangelist, gifted singer, scholar, and advocate for diversity and the inclusion of African Americans and African American culture in the Ca...

Do You Hear Me, Church?

Peggy A. Sklar

Sister Thea Bowman (1939 –1990), a native of a small town in central Mississippi, was a well-known educator, evangelist, gifted singer, scholar, and advocate for diversity and the inclusion of African Americans and African American culture in the Ca...

Readings in Moral Theology No. 19

Edited by Charles E. Curran and Lisa A. Fullam

This book responds to the contemporary emphasis on the importance of theology at the margins. In the Catholic world, this emphasis began with liberation theology in Latin America and has recently found a home in the United States. Liberation theolog...

Readings in Moral Theology No. 19

Edited by Charles E. Curran and Lisa A. Fullam

This book responds to the contemporary emphasis on the importance of theology at the margins. In the Catholic world, this emphasis began with liberation theology in Latin America and has recently found a home in the United States. Liberation theolog...

Catholic Perspectives on Politics

Edited by Nicholas P. Cafardi

How do I, as a faithful Catholic, apply the teachings of my faith to the act of voting? There are fifteen essays in this volume on five different themes by respected Catholic theologians and professors that discuss the riches of church teaching that...

Catholic Perspectives on Politics

Edited by Nicholas P. Cafardi

How do I, as a faithful Catholic, apply the teachings of my faith to the act of voting? There are fifteen essays in this volume on five different themes by respected Catholic theologians and professors that discuss the riches of church teaching that...

Edited by Roberta LaVorne

This spiral-bound desk calendar shows the designated Bible Reading for the day, feasts and saints’ days, rubrics and chronological days in a handsome week-at-a-glance format.

Edited by Roberta LaVorne

Fingertip guide to the designated Bible reading for the day, plus feast and saints' days. Calendar format shows one full week at a glance.