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A new book by Michael McGirr is driven by the author’s belief that God might be humming a slightly different tune in your ear today than yesterday or tomorrow....
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In 'The Uses of Idolatry', political theologian William T. Cavanaugh argues that we ought not think of ourselves as disenchanted but mis-enchanted, and in so doing he not only critiques the old secularisation narrative, but begins to write us a new story through which we might better understand ourselves and our...
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In his newest book Struggling to Believe?, Monsignor Tony Doherty, a retired priest from the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney. offers a perspective on how to speak about God today in a manner that makes sense and brings nourishment in this restless, stormy, but beautiful world....
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Beyond Scripture, few books demand we "take up and read." Fr. Tomas Halik's The Afternoon of Christianity: The Courage to Change, however, may just be one of those books. ...
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God’s Word 2024 Daily Reflections, ISBN: 9781925494952, St Pauls Publications (2023) Sharing the Treasure – Reflections on the Sunday Gospels (Years A, B, C) by Brendan Byrne SJ, ISBN: 9781925494211, St Pauls Publication (2023). These two gems complement each other and would make a value contribution for those who...
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Kathleen Bonnette took me on a theological journey, shedding light on how Augustine's timeless questions continue to resonate and evolve in our modern era....
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In The Aboriginal Gift, Eugene Stockton uses a treasure trove of conversations and observations from his long connection with First Nations people in the Blue Mountains, Western Sydney and Central Australia and his solid academic research to explore a spirituality he sees as closer to the mind of the...
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There is, according to Michael Edwards, a reason that God chooses poetry to speak to us. Understanding this reason might not only lead to spiritual consolation and clarity for the individual believer but might even begin to heal some of our deep divisions....
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Part reference book, part introduction to a complex historical subject, part analysis of a still ongoing reception of the conciliar teaching, part international symposium, 'The Oxford Handbook of Vatican II' proves to be a Herculean achievement....
A new book by Michael McGirr is driven by the author’s belief that God might be humming a slightly different tune in your ear today than yesterday or tomorrow....
In 'The Uses of Idolatry', political theologian William T. Cavanaugh argues that we ought not think of ourselves as disenchanted but mis-enchanted, and in so doing he not only critiques the old secularisation narrative, but begins to write us a new story through which we might better understand ourselves and our...
In his newest book Struggling to Believe?, Monsignor Tony Doherty, a retired priest from the Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney. offers a perspective on how to speak about God today in a manner that makes sense and brings nourishment in this restless, stormy, but beautiful world....
Beyond Scripture, few books demand we "take up and read." Fr. Tomas Halik's The Afternoon of Christianity: The Courage to Change, however, may just be one of those books. ...
God’s Word 2024 Daily Reflections, ISBN: 9781925494952, St Pauls Publications (2023) Sharing the Treasure – Reflections on the Sunday Gospels (Years A, B, C) by Brendan Byrne SJ, ISBN: 9781925494211, St Pauls Publication (2023). These two gems complement each other and would make a value contribution for those who...
Kathleen Bonnette took me on a theological journey, shedding light on how Augustine's timeless questions continue to resonate and evolve in our modern era....
In The Aboriginal Gift, Eugene Stockton uses a treasure trove of conversations and observations from his long connection with First Nations people in the Blue Mountains, Western Sydney and Central Australia and his solid academic research to explore a spirituality he sees as closer to the mind of the...
There is, according to Michael Edwards, a reason that God chooses poetry to speak to us. Understanding this reason might not only lead to spiritual consolation and clarity for the individual believer but might even begin to heal some of our deep divisions....
Part reference book, part introduction to a complex historical subject, part analysis of a still ongoing reception of the conciliar teaching, part international symposium, 'The Oxford Handbook of Vatican II' proves to be a Herculean achievement....