Paulist Press: 379 books

An anthology of essays by women who represent a broad international perspective and come from a variety of personal backgrounds, who believe that the Church cannot come to a wise and informed understanding of family life without listening to women.

This book identifies and addresses the most important obstacles to the success of the new evangelization doctrinally, spiritually and pastorally, by leading experts in the field.

A bold and refreshing vision of the role of law within the Catholic Church—not as an instrument of control, but as a guide and guarantee of freedom for individual believers.

Offers a way to enter more deeply into relationship with God through meditations that bring the stories of the Old Testament into our lives today.

In this popular book, bestselling author Joyce Rupp encourages the reader to approach a painful, inner hindrance as a help rather than a hindrance to personal growth. This new volume, revised and expanded, offers additional chapters as well as a study guide and prayers for personal reflection.

An accessible commentary on Genesis, strictly focused on the biblical text, and aimed at introductory college courses and Bible study groups.

Provides concise but extremely thorough explanations of every aspect of the Marian tradition.

The unity of Christ's followers in faith, life, worship and mission will be like a magnificent mosaic through which God's light will shine for all humankind, and every member of the Body of Christ has a little piece of glass to place in that mosaic.

What Does It All Mean? builds on the wisdom, accessibility, and insight of popular author Richard Leonard's previous writings in this down to earth exploration of a life of faith, narrated through stories and human experience.

Profiles in Discipleship explores twelve images of Christian discipleship that have guided the thought and action of two dozen influential figures in the Christian tradition.

Michael Ford guides us through the process of becoming the presence of God by sharing his own joys and struggles, as well as introducing us to the galaxy of people, both well known and not, whom he has met on his travels and through his years of work with the BBC.

A Bible study/commentary that helps those who plan to read the entire book of Matthew carefully, using study questions in conjunction with practical information from modern biblical scholarship.

A survey of church teaching about sex, written in a breezy but staunchly orthodox style, that will both appeal to and challenge young adults.

A collection of homilies for all the Sundays of Cycle C, from a well-known theologian.