Paulist Press: 379 books

A unique meditation that is an invitation to a dialogue: with yourself and with God. The text is purposely written in one-syllable words, thereby excluding awkward theological and psychological terms, and making it reader friendly.

Using the metaphor of the heroic journey—departure, struggle and return—the author shows readers the way to psychological and spiritual health.

Examines the deepest roots of fear and how it limits our ability to act and fulfill our greatest potential.

The Heart of the Diaconate assesses the character and future role of the diaconate in a Church that is experiencing major transitions in immigration, evangelization, family life, moral sensibilities, and clerical formation.

Thomas Merton's thought-provoking book is a series of essays about various Amerindian cultures.

An inspiring guide to finding and building the spiritual connection that brings God's love into our life and our world.

This practical, hands-on book is both an interactive and reflective guide to spirituality and faith formation in a multimedia age. A great resource for catechists to connect to the iPod/cellphone/Facebook generation.

Suggests ways and words for turning to God in faith, hope, and love, in stages of life, in all imaginable circumstances.

A unique follow-up guide for people who have recently completed a retreat, including a daily reflection on some aspect of Christian living, a scripture passage for prayer and a suggestion for Christian action for a six-week period of time.

The author gives a summary of the history of the Christian Eucharist, an overview showing how deeply rooted the Mass is in the Bible and in the theology of the early Church, and the liturgical norms governing the celebration of Mass.

A model for wise decision making that proposes a process and a set of criteria based on core themes found across the Jewish wisdom tradition, the Christian Scriptures, and the rules of Saint Benedict and Saint Francis.

Describes the theology of Paul that underlies and comes to expression in his letters.

This book provides an introductory survey of various bioethical issues facing society from beginning of life issues to end of life issues, and several issues in between.

Demonstrates that spirituality and morality ought to be interrelated ways of developing one's relationship to God.