The book is an exploration of the ethics of using marijuana, alcohol and antidepressants and some of the theological dimensions of the individual choice to partake in them.
Book uses Thomistic framework to explore ethics of marijuana use
Author recounts journey from gang involvement to success as sociologist
The author writes about his home life, his life in gangs and in prison, and how he was able to overcome difficulties to achieve his academic success.
The Lord is always waiting for you, pope writes to young people
Pope Francis wrote a preface in the new book, “Francis: God’s Fool,” to young people.
As he heads toward life’s ‘off-ramp,’ archbishop offers timely thoughts
Archbishop Charles Chaput’s new book, “Things Worth Dying For: Thoughts on a Life Worth Living,” is personal reflection about death taking cues from his resignation and retirement.
Book explores intersecting thoughts of Pope Francis, President Biden
This book might appeal to Catholics interested in a blend of U.S. presidential history, U.S. church history and the universal Catholic Church — present and future.
From one shepherd to another: A Salvadoran bishop honors St. Romero in book
Bishop collects stories that narrate the soft side of St. Romero in the agricultural diocese in northern El Salvador.
Author brings St. Clare of Assisi out from shadow of St. Francis
Author brings a woman’s sense of perspective, a journalist’s nose for a story, as well as a scholar’s thoroughness to Clare of Assisi.
Woman honors Year of St. Joseph with new book on Jesus’ foster father
With Pope Francis having declared this the Year of St. Joseph through Dec. 8, fresh interest has been generated in the foster father of Jesus.