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Walk the Line explores an ambitious and underexplored highway leading us often to astonishing routes in the journey to God. These top-notch theologians lend their vast experience by interrogating the wonderful bridge that joins rock music and its spiritual undercurrents. Fr. Christian has gathered an eclectic collection which maps connections as fascinating as Dylan and the Donatists one the one hand and Leonard Cohen and pneumatology on the o...

Paradise '49" is the name given to a period of special illumination Chiara Lubich experienced during the summer of 1949 and in the immediate years after that. This experience has become the vibrant heritage of the Focolare Movement that she founded, and it continues to inspire many people today. What Is Unity? addresses one of the central themes of her charism, indeed, the very heart of it: Unity. Since unity is what characterizes the Focolare...

The Focolare Essentials are classic books that communicate the charism of the Focolare Movement for a new generation hungry for unity. Each book offers essential teachings for those interested in learning more about the Focolare Movement as well as for those who have known the movement for many years.

The series What Does the Bible Say About...? examines Biblical teaching in non-technical language in a style accessible to all, while taking into account current scholarship, and relating the biblical message to challenges of today's church and society. The discussion prompts at the end of each chapter make each volume of this series a powerful and easy-to-use resource for any Bible study group in parishes or schools.

The series What Does the Bible Say About...? examines Biblical teaching in non-technical language in a style accessible to all, while taking into account current scholarship, and relating the biblical message to challenges of today's church and society. The discussion prompts at the end of each chapter make each volume of this series a powerful and easy-to-use resource for any Bible study group in parishes or schools.

While the Bible seldom reflects in an explicit way on the term "inclusion, " the experience of "including" or "excluding" people from a community, an organization, or an activity runs deep in the Scriptures. This study explores the biblical wisdom regarding a select number of contemporary situations where the challenge of inclusion is in play: our racial and cultural divides, our concern about borders and migrants, the exclusion of the poor fr...

Jesus' new commandment of reciprocal love is the focal point of a spirituality of communion, which invites people to have mutual and constant love as their priority before anything else. Discounts for bulk orders available, please contact philomena@livingcitymagazine.com This guide to living a spirituality of communion is best used in small groups of 10 - 15 people who meet once or twice a month in a home or parish setting. It covers 12 points...

Inspired by the life and writings of Chiara Lubich, Servant of God, this book reveals the two prayers: "Father, may they all be one" (Jn 17:21) and "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" (Mt 27:46) for which she devoted her entire life and which encompass her ideal"--

Etty Hillesum, a beautiful, young emancipated Jewish woman, was incarcerated at the transit camp of Westerbork and murdered at Auschwitz. James Murphy's Beauty and Horror in a Concentration Camp is a powerful analysis of her well-respected but not widely known Diary, a profoundly spiritual depiction of how she wrestled with God and with suffering. Murphy argues convincingly that Hillesum's diary, which conveys her unique ability to appreciate ...

Why is there so much racism in America, when most of us claim we are not racists? Drawing on evolutionary insights, the latest research on the human brain, and wisdom from religious traditions Mark Ellingsen and James Woodall explore this question with a unique perspective. They detail the ways in which we are in some ways "wired for racism", but they also show how the elasticity of the brain enables genuine progress, particularly when aided b...

How to believe in yourself and the other? In what ways can you live out who you really are and relate to others beyond masks and projections? Find out in surprising ways! "I Believe in You, " grounded in simple and meaningful stories from a community with persons with disabilities, brings together psychological and spiritual insights for anyone w...

This surprisingly quick read contains over 50 illustrations with a few carefully chosen words. It describes how to listen well, prepare for gatherings, manage conflict, and move through suffering towards connection. Lara Match uses her heartfelt design language of endearing figures, emotive swirls, and dotted outlines to show the patterns of poignant moments we encounter with others. A pictorial translation of Chiara Lubich's The Art of Loving...

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After an extensive and informative introduction covering Teresa's childhood, her life as a nun, and her work as a foundress, Kieran Kavanaugh presents a valuable selection of writings from the Spanish mystic's works, illustrating her interior experience and remarkable teaching on...

It seems to me that the present times call for a reintroduction of Mary, " Chiara Lubich says. "To do this, we hope here to promote a new vision of Mary, one that is largely unknown, based on what God chose to show us about her." "It is my hope that these pages of Chiara, so rich in witness to Mary and in meditations about her, may nourish us and help very many people to say like Mary and with her their own Here I am, their own yes to the plan...

This volume functions as an extraordinary source book with its ready made lesson plans and insightful commentaries on the varied aspects of the life of Saint Francis based on the Early Documents I, II and III. The Second Edition includes new scholarship and new bibliographic refe...