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Ecumenism of Blood promotes a practical ecumenism through a broader lens of Christian martyrdom and attempts to justify these through formal (liturgical) recognition.

Les patriarches de l'Ancien Testament, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, furent des hommes extraordinaires, animés d'une grande foi et craignant Dieu. Ils furent les fondateurs du peuple choisi par Dieu pour accueillir le Messie. Leur vie est consignée... Lire la suite

Besides being a meditation on the way of the cross, this book reminds the reader that in Jesus, our God has revealed his complete, personal, and total love for each person that he has created.

Tells the moving story of the nineteen priests and sisters who were assassinated in Algeria between 1994 and 1996 during a reign of terror by Islamic fundamentalists. Lire la suite

In this dynamic work intended stir the waters and to wake up the Catholic Church, Abbot Martin Werlen, inviting assessment and critique, exhorts, provokes, and inspires readers into facing todays situation in the church. Lire la suite

A rallying cry for showing and living our personal faith, this book contains many practical and motivational tips for those unsure of how to practice their faith.

A suggestive and original discussion of various aspects of the relationship between Christian spirituality and ethics that demonstrates that the spiritual effort to become holy is inseparable from the moral effort to become good. Lire la suite

An insightful, passionate, and honest exploration of the religious life, a life lived entirely through the filter of the Gospel.

A completely revised edition of the key spiritual texts from the most significant mystical writers in the Christian tradition, from Origen to Thomas Merton, with revised introductions and bibliographies. Lire la suite

Like the previous exegetical and spiritual commentary on the Psalms, this book studies the four-week cycle of Liturgical Canticles of Lauds and Vespers, including the Gospel Canticles. it follows the course of the Canticles as they appear in the... Lire la suite

A series of reflections based largely on the gospel for each of the days of Lent, useful for homilies or personal devotion.

Set in the fictional Irish locale of Ardmuirland, the novel likely explores the lives and experiences of its characters within the context of rural Ireland during the late 19th century. Rev. Michael Barrett, being a clergyman, might infuse elements... Lire la suite

A history of the Immaculate Heart Community that tells the story of faith, commitment, struggle, and openness to change. Lire la suite