Paulist Press: 379 books

Reflects on the Holy Spirit in relation to the life of faith: the chapters consider how we become aware of the Holy Spirit's presence; review how the tradition of faith has interpreted the movement of the Holy Spirit; and detail what it means to discern and embrace the gift of the Holy Spirit.

An important study that reveals the powerful and fundamental role that the “rule of the faith” played in the life of the community for the development of christological faith in the early church.

Proposes and explains ten principles that can guide the use of the scriptures in theology, then tests these principles by applying them to central issues about Jesus Christ, the Trinity and the doctrine of the Church.

Demonstrates that, though there has been considerable disagreement and even polemic between Christians on the topic of purgatory, there is significant room for agreement between Catholics and many heirs of the Reformation concerning what happens after death.

A comprehensive overview of Catholic belief and practices, aimed at undergraduates and faith sharing groups.

Drawing on Catholic social thought, social science, and gender studies, the lecture builds on data concerning women’s market and household work to argue that twenty-first-century economies must pursue, as their overriding aim, sustainable sufficiency for every household and for the “world house.”

Celebrates the unique quality and gift of each day through small rituals.

Marking the 500th anniversary of the Reformation in 2017, this book describes the history of Lutheran-Roman Catholic relations from the sixteenth century to the present.

An original work of narrative theology, The Essential Writings of Bernard Cooke interweaves this prominent American Catholic theologian's life story (including key extracts from his unpublished memoir) with the major themes of his writings—fundamental theology, theological anthropology, Christology, sacramental theology, and theology of ministry.

A practical "how-to" guide for persons who want to learn how to meditate or practice yoga in a way that is consistent with their Christian faith.

Using archaeological and Christian sources, Understanding Jesus provides us with historical and scriptural reasons to know Jesus better and why he might matter to us.

Thirty essays presented at a symposium that deals with reform of the church and reforms in the church, according to the vision of Pope Francis.

Fresh, new themes of reflection in the areas of prayer, Jesus, and God, by a prominent theologian and speaker.

Growing Old Gratefully embraces the idea that old age is a gift for which we should be grateful.