This hard-hitting yet entertaining book argues that the Catholic Church offers (or is supposed to offer) three things we all need:
- A mission worthy of our lives
- A ritual or liturgy to celebrate and send us forth on that mission
- A spirituality to sustain that mission
$10.95
Written statements from four different popes are engaged and responded to in a "virtual" dialogue, questioning and debating just how possible it is to create, define and pay a just wage.
$5.95
A Planet of Grace pairs the meditative writing of Bernadette McCarver Snyder with beautiful photographs by James Stephen Behrens and reminds us to always revere our blessed Planet Earth.
$19.95
James Stephen Behrens offers his own original photography and brief snippets of inspirational words to spark reflection and inner thought on the part of readers.
$19.95
Heartfelt testimonies by members of the Archdiocese of Chicago about their own experiences with racial injustice.
$9.95
Through 30 short essays in The World as It Should
Be, businessman, social-justice worker, and citizen
organizer Greg Pierce sets out to help people reimagine
the kingdom of God as Jesus originally intended.
$14.95
By looking at the 16 years of his life spent at Kalaupapa through the eyes of those who knew him best, this book focuses on Father Damien's relationship with the people of Kalaupapa and also discusses his legacy in the context of current discussions related to leprosy and human rights.
$25.00
In this series of short reflections suitable for individual and group use, Jesuit author John Surette uses passages from the Scriptures to explore how humans are part of what he calls "The Divine Dynamic" of the Universe.
$14.95