In her book, author Amy J. Cattapan offers the most appropriate Gospel stories to remind teachers of their true purpose, and she gives inspiration and hope to overcome fatigue and burnout.
New book offers hope for tired teachers using Jesus’ ministry as guide
Book about villagers’ need for clean, accessible water spurs student action
A New York Times bestseller written in 2010, “A Long Walk to Water” is based on the true story of Salva Dut, who was separated from his family at age 11 due to the civil war raging in South Sudan in the mid-1980s.
Book offers fresh, progressive perspective on motherhood today
“Rewilding Motherhood: Your Path to an Empowered Feminine Spirituality” will appeal to mothers looking to recharge their spiritual life from a fresh, edgy perspective.
Author explores Catholic ‘fundamentalism’ with look at ex-Presbyterian
Some of the reviews were rather long and written by people whose opinions of Scott Hahn are anything but middle-of-the-road; either they like him a lot or they dislike him a lot.
For the greater glory: New book traces origins, impact of Jesuits
The core of the book is the story of the Jesuit order from its foundation in 1540 to its suppression in 1773.
Courageous craftsmanship: Pope shows how to be an artisan of peace
Pope Francis introduces the 192-page book with outstanding commentaries on war and peace over his nine-year-long pontificate.
Paradoxical priest character enlivens Canadian writer’s fiction
Maritime Canadian writer Anne Emery readily admits that it was the beauty of traditional sacred music that led her from an indifferent practice of the faith to a new appreciation of the eucharistic celebration and the dedication and service of priests.
Author attempts to canonize liberation theology in Romero biography
Rather than looking at what St. Oscar Romero can teach us, the Rev. Julio O. Torres co-opts the Salvadoran martyr’s legacy to push an agenda that is antithetical to the Catholic Church’s teaching on liberation theology.