Of all sophisticated languages in the world, linguists agree that Japanese is the most difficult to translate. In this anthology, therefore, there is as much a cultural transposition as verbal. James Melville provides an introduction for the collection as a whole and biographies for each author. Amply illustrated. With rigid slipcase. 475 pages. ... (more information)

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This book is an extended meditation on the spiritual bond between Christians and Jews. At the same time, it is also a practical handbook for understanding how Christian liturgy began.The appendix includes the 1998 document of the Bishops' Committee on the Liturgy: "God's Mercy Endures Forever: Guidelines on the Presentation of Jews and Judaism in Catholic Preaching.\\\"... (more information)

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Teresa McGee was struggling with arthritis, anger, and a sense of sin. Her friend, Father Jim Lenihan, a 72-year old Maryknoll missionary, lay dying in a nursing home. It was Jim's last summer. For Teresa, it was a new beginning.Father James Martin, S.J., says of this book:[The author] "offers us profound insights into suffering, faith, vocation, acceptance, grace, friendship, and love. This wise and elegantly written book shows us that, ultimately, learning how to die means learning about life."... (more information)

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This book "is an antidote to the angst and self-doubt that characterizes the job-hunting process for so many people. Carver provides a map for a profoundly personal journey of discovering one's life purpose." --Rev. Guy Robin Brewer, Chairperson, University Chaplains' Association, University of Miami."This book is truly a companion for those involved in a job transition. Beyond the mechanics of a job search, [Carver] addresses the spiritual and emotional issues that arise during this time. A practical and ... (more information)

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Each dust jacket is damaged by the ravages of time; however, each book is ok. 158 pages.This is not simply a historical report of the first session of the Second Vatican Council, nor is it a journalistic expose'. Nor is this book a plea for a particular line of thought.Instread, The Johannine Council is a theological commentary of prophetic scope, on the ecumenical mission of the council.The author finds the central theme of the council in its Johannine character. Haring points to the the spirit of John t... (more information)

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A review of the life and work of this renowned Anglican theologian. He has bridged the gap between Roman Catholicism and Anglicanism, promoting theological dialogue.The author of this book, Owen Cummings, is Regents professor of theology at Mt. Angel Seminary, St. Benedict, Oregon. He is a deacon of the Catholic diocese of Salt Lake City, Utah. A Scotsman himself, as is Macquarrie, he grew up in Glasgow.... (more information)

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"Joy is the thread that holds this book together...the joy of speaking of what we love to whom we love." --Father Walter J. Burghardt, S.J., from the Foreword."This small book is a gem and should be read by every deacon and candidate." --Deacon Jerry Wilson, Executive Director, Secretariat for the Diaconate.Father Rod Damico is a priest of the Diocese of Columbus, Ohio. He is well known for his wit and creativity as a preacher, writer, retreat leader, and teacher of homiletics. ... (more information)

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