In the introduction, the author states that “learning church history from an authentic Catholic perspective should produce a deeper personal identity with the church.” “Timeless” provides readers with that opportunity for learning.
More than an introduction, book offers deep dive into church history
Fordham theologian takes new approach on pro-life, social justice issues
Charles Camosy’s book seeks to overcome the Catholic battles between pro-life and social justice issues, a dichotomy that too often mirrors the incoherence of our political parties.
Uncritical biography oversimplifies life of anti-nuclear archbishop
“A Disarming Spirit” comes close to being a hagiographic portrait of an archbishop formed by the ecclesiology of the Second Vatican Council and the struggles he faced implementing that vision under the papacy of St. John Paul II.
Agnostic author pens atypical ‘appreciation’ of religion’s worth
Author, Stephen Asma, a philosophy professor at Columbia College in downtown Chicago, offers this new volume, “Why We Need Religion,” as an “appreciation.”
Author’s advice on moral investing not the only Catholic way
George P. Schwartz, a certified financial adviser and CEO of Schwartz Investment Counsel, explores the idea of “participating in the capital markets in a purposeful, reasoned and ethical way to achieve legitimate investment objectives and avoid morally objectionable businesses.”
New books outline history, modern realities of religious liberty
Two books work in harmony to tell both the general and specific contours of religious liberty.
‘Henry, Himself’: A life well-lived, but is it good enough?
This novel has plenty of humor and beautiful prose; it is definitely a worthwhile read, says reviewer Ann Jonas.
Wall Street executive says ‘joyful perseverance’ key to street evangelism
Sidewalk evangelism is a series of teaching moments for an author who has put what he’s learned in a new book, “The Missionary of Wall Street,” published by Sophia Institute Press.