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Renowned scholars examine social, political, and cultural transformations of the past half century in theological context.
The fascinating story of a lifetime in the service of Christ’s peace and of the extraordinary companions met along the way.
This astonishing book by a colleague of Nelson Mandela reveals the richness of Africa's peoples, traditions, and cultures--and why that is good news for the world.
Reflections on the meaning of God and the meaning of the human being in a world of terror.
In the centenary year of Merton’s birth, longtime peace activist and author John Dear reflects on Merton’s profound contributions to the practice and spirituality of peacemaking.
These selections from the sermons and writings of Archbishop Oscar Romero share the message of a great holy prophet of modern times.
Offers a deep and deeply personal reflection on Merton's prophetic stance again war and violence that is more relevant than ever for our world today.
From an historical and theological perspective, an analysis of Francis’s papacy as it opens Catholicism toward a new global dimension.
Essays by the well-known liberation theologian on the church, Catholic social teaching, and evangelization.
Now in paperback, a landmark in the conversation about race and religion in America.
A first-hand look at the realities of prison life and a search for belief and redemption
Personal letters by Blessed Oscar Romero reveal the heart and faith of one of the outstanding Christian witnesses of our time.
Spanning seven decades, this treasury of letters between the famous brothers offers extraordinary insight into their social activism, civil disobedience, peacemaking efforts, and sharp critiques of American foreign policy.
Writings on peace, faith, and the imperative of hope from one of America's most well-known Catholic activists.
Key historic documents demonstrate the contributions of black Catholics in America.
Thomas Merton's letters to interfaith friends illuminate the great challenge of dialogue and communion.
A practical guide for faith-based communities to move forward from a commitment to social justice to actually bringing about social change.
The definitive biography of a modern martyr and Christian hero.
An Anglican priest and anti-apartheid activist survives a letter bomb and goes on to found worldwide ministry for the healing of trauma, from South Africa to Rwanda, Northern Ireland to post-9/11 New York.
Explores the spiritual and political paradoxes that inform the Christian's vocation to peacemaking.
A black South African and a white American theologian explore the biblical and theological foundations of reconciliation in the post-apartheid context.
An extraordinary exploration of the difficult and vital virtue of forgiveness: of ourselves as well as others, even in the face of terrible loss.
Seventy original and classic essays on peace and activism by Dorothy Day, Mohandas Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Thomas Merton, Henri Nouwen, and many others.
Merton's prophetic testament on war and peace.
The perspective of the immigrant offers fresh eyes for reading the Bible, which in turns offers a new way of seeing the plight of the stranger and sojourner among us.
Now revised and updated in light of his beatification, this richly illustrated biography tells the courageous story of Blessed Oscar Romero.
A chronicle of faith and action through a decade of protest, idealism, and change.
This volume brings together the full text of Laudato Si' with reflections by Sean McDonagh, one of the foremost Catholic proponents of ecological awareness.
Provides a provocative new commentary that emphasizes the roles of marginality and empire in the Gospel of Matthew.
The inspiring story of an American nun who died defending the poor and God's creation.
More than forty years after Dr. King's death his message remains as radical and relevant as ever.
In this 20th anniversary edition of a classic, James H. Cone cuts through superficial assessments of King and Malcolm as polar opposites to reveal two men whose visions were complementary and moving toward convergence.
Henri Nouwen's journey to a Mayan town in Guatemala where he hoped to learn more about the life and faith of Fr. Stanley Rother.
A powerful collection of representative voices of the abolitionist cause that demonstrates how religious faith can bring about change.
Offers a compelling new reading of the story of Lazarus, which calls us all to pursue a life of peace.
A fascinating and disturbing work that presents a compelling account of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and why unmasking this truth remains crucial for the future of our country and the world.
The Brazilian theologian offers an interpretation of the life and message of Jesus and the tenets of christology.
Highlights the often overlooked, yet enduringly relevant spiritual and theological writings of 20th century French philosopher and sociologist, Jacques Ellul.
