Est. 1865

Categories:

Home / New Releases / Fall

Fall

How to Identify and Nurture Your Ministry in Your Daily Life

Author:
Michael Barth, ST and Loughlan Sofield, ST

Format: Paperback
Becoming a Missionary Disciple invites Catholics to recognize that ministry is not limited to formal parish roles, but is found in the daily circumstances of family, work, neighborhood, and community life. Drawing on Pope Francis’s call to missionary discipleship, the legacy of Father Thomas Augustine Judge, and interviews with lay Catholics who have discovered their own call, Brother Loughlan Sofield, ST, and Father Michael Barth, ST, offer a practical and encouraging guide for discerning one’s...
Nine Ways to a Healthy Code

Author:
Annette Heizmann

Format: Paperback
Based on her deep knowledge of Hildegard of Bingen’s original writings and in contemporary language, Annette Heizmann makes Hildegard’s wisdom accessible to people in the twenty-first century, organizing it into nine paths for renewal and strengthening of body, soul, and mind.Based on workshops Heizmann developed in order to share this holistic lifestyle, this is an inspirational book for individuals as well as groups who wish to live holistically from Hildegard’s wisdom. The nine paths will hel...
Abriendo la palabra

Author:
Collin Martin Price, SJ; Foreword by Greg Boyle, SJ
Collin Martin Price, SJ

Format: Paperback
Sabiduría desde las Celdas contiene testimonios para cada semana del año litúrgico (específicamente del Ciclo B, aunque las reflexiones son de aplicación universal) escritos por hombres en prisión, muchos de los cuales cumplen condenas de cadena perpetua. Cada uno ofrece una ventana al dolor de pasados traumáticos y marcados por la vergüenza, y revela el presente y el futuro llenos de fe, esperanza y amor que la misericordia de Dios hace posibles.“Gran parte de lo que se recuerda en los conmoved...
The Word Broken Open

Author:
Collin Martin Price, SJ; Foreword by Greg Boyle, SJ
Collin Martin Price, SJ

Format: Paperback
Wisdom from the Cells contains testimonies for each week of the liturgical year (specifically Cycle B, though the reflections are universally applicable) written by men in prison, many of whom are serving life sentences. They each offer a window into the pain of traumatic, shame-filled pasts and reveal the faith-filled, hope-filled, and love-filled present and future made possible by God’s mercy.“Much of what is recalled in the moving testimonials that await you here are snapshots of great pain ...