Paulist Press: 379 books

Shares the Roman Catholic experience of faith intertwined with justice, reviving a common language of public and civic virtue that grounds a political vision for the twenty-first century.

Here is the story, mainly told in his own words, of a seventeenth-century (1627-1706) Jew, raised as a Catholic, who combined his rabbinic learning, his Catholic training and a budding awareness of Eastern religions into a remarkable theory of comparative religion.

An inspirational thought, accompanied by a scripture passage, for each day of the year, from this popular doctor of the church.

Leseur (1866-1914) was a French lay women whose work touched suffering, devotions, and lay and feminist spirituality. Contains selections from her entire corpus, including her letters, which have never before appeared in English.

An overview of the major issues in the Christian life that explains their basic and essential elements while trying to relate the Christian message to the conditions of modern life.

An intimate look at this important spiritual writers life, enriched with the personal accounts of some of the people closest to him: friends, family, and colleagues. A twelve-page photo section is included.

A basic and engaging theology of God/human relationships and service to assist readers in reflecting more faithfully and more theologically on their own lives, particularly if they are involved in pastoral ministry or service projects.

A synthesis of Henri Nouwen’s integrated approach to spiritual formation which is both driven and tempered by his integral relationship with psychology, ministry, and theology.

A concise and accessible thematic overview of the various ways Christians have approached God in prayer and practice.

A synthesis of Nouwen's integrated approach to spiritual formation which is both driven and tempered by his embodied spirituality of imperfection—whereby we learn that the journey to perfection is through imperfection.

Hildegard was a noted German writer, mystic, musician and spiritual guide. Her conferences reverenced creation and the power of the natural world to transform human life.

The first systematic introduction to Catherine of Sienas mystical thought in English.

An analysis of the new ecclesial movements from an historical and transatlantic perspective (Europe-USA).

Pope Francis has called for a church of and for the poor and has sought to reclaim the collegial vision of the Second Vatican Council. This book calls on ten distinguished theologians to explore the ecclesial vision of the first pope from the global South.