Paulist Press: 379 books

Theology and Power brings together international Catholic scholars for a renewed, practical, and theoretical exploration of power and its (ab)uses. Special attention is given to both the sexual abuse crisis, and religion and politics.

This work explores the results of a wide-scale sociological and theological study of the appeal of small Christian communities and their meaning for the future of the church.

Suggests certain distinctive characteristics of the Catholic experience of Christianity, with emphasis on how faith is lived and experienced within the Catholic tradition.

A brief and insightful guide for reading and understanding the Gospel of Luke and its message.

Outlines a spirituality of leadership that challenges leaders to present a vision of hope to excite and empower others, to be prophets, mystics, charismatics, and healers to transform society and to effectively respond to the world that is desperate for leaders of hope.

Essays that bring forth another source for study and reflection on the issue of faith, the five major voices of the New Testament—Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, and Paul. This book lays out four dimensions of the life of faith from each of these voices.

A collection of writings of Cardinal Roger Mahony that covers a range of topics. What they have in common is a concern for ministry to meet the needs of the local hurch in Los Angeles. He focuses on priestly ministry and identity, and broadens to include attention to the ministry of lay persons, deacons, women, and bishops.

Finding God’s Presence in Our Life invites us to meet God in person and to sense his presence. It offers the opportunity to look into our hearts and to verify our

Recognizing that we can’t actually imitate Christ, St. Paul calls us to use him as a model and imitate him in his conformity to the paschal mystery.

A reader's guide to the most important themes and ideas in the Gospel of John.

This book takes four fundamental questions of human existence, including the existence of evil and suffering, the pervasiveness of anxiety and fear, the quest for personal meaning, and the issue of whether a sense of purpose is to be found in human history and creation. Each of these questions is...

A book on contemplation, Tears of an Innocent God invites the reader to explore the ways of the One who would have us perceive, listen, and love as Christ did, and still does: not by imitation, but through a gradual inner transformation.

Essays exploring the latest ideas on where religious education is headed, with an emphasis on adult and young adult faith formation in the context of total catechesis.

A guide to "off the beaten path" places in Rome that will appeal to the brand-new as well as seasoned tourist.