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 At the Heart of Christian Worship -
(Paperback)
Liturgical Essays of Yves Congar
Cardinal Yves Congar, OP - Translated and edited by Paul Philibert, OP
"Congar may have
written these chapters decades ago (even before the Council), but
they read like they were written for us today."
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 We
Walk the Path Together - (978-1-57075-613-9)
Learning from Thich Nhat Hanh & Meister Eckhart
by Brian J. Pierce, OP (Author)
A richly textured, beautifully written book that is at once
scholarly and pastoral, suitable for both study and prayerful
meditation . . . a creative exercise in religious imagination."
- Catholic News Service
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What Is the Point of Being a Christian? (Paperback)
by Timothy Radcliffe
(Author)
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Speaking with Authority:
Catherine of Siena and the Voices of Women Today
(Paperback)
by Mary
Catherine Hilkert (Author), Suzanne Noffke (Foreword)
“Catherine of Siena can be a remarkable
companion in hope for women in our day… What inspiration can
women called to speak the truth of the gospel today draw from her
freedom, her boldness, her fidelity and her love of the broken body
of Christ and a wounded world?”
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 The
Priesthood of the Faithful: Key to a Living Church
by Paul J. Philibert, OP (Author)
The New Testament describes the baptized as a “holy priesthood”
and “a priestly people.” Vatican II clearly taught that the
baptized become “a holy priesthood.” Their personal fidelity and
lives led in loving obedience to the Gospel become “spiritual
sacrifices” offered along with the body of the Lord in the
Eucharist. The Priesthood of the Faithful
explores this key doctrine of Christian faith and examines its
significance for the spiritual growth and revitalization of the
church. It focuses on the prophetic, pastoral, and priestly
roles of the faithful with the aim of helping people experience
their own lives as the fruitful blossoming of Christ’s grace in
the world.
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 Stewards
of God's Mysteries: Priestly Spirituality in a Changing Church
by Paul J. Philibert, OP
Priests are stewards of God's mysteries. They teach
these mysteries as merciful revelation, celebrate them in the
liturgy, invoke them as healing and pardon, and above all, live them
as the deepest meaning of their own lives. But it is one mystery—the
paschal mystery of Jesus Christ—that shapes and sustains priests’
spiritual lives.
Stewards of God’s Mysteries considers how
priests participate in the dying and rising of their Lord through
challenges and joys that are rooted in our changing culture, in the
growing diversity of our Catholic world, and in the demands of their
own ministry. Designed as a study text addressing the life of both
diocesan and religious clergy, these pages contain reflection
questions for priests and clergy study groups to help them
experience deeper joy in their lives and ministry.
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