Recovering the ‘TRUE CHURCH’ will be an invaluable companion to those involved in the Pastoral Council because it raises large questions that could easily be shelved.
The Catholic Education system is a central building block in any renewed Catholic Church.
For Michael McGirr, young people are short changed when they are encouraged to assume that a life is measured by individual satisfaction.
Two books, both collections of homilies by Jesuits and Rectors of Newman College, demonstrate good homilies come in many shapes.
The high quality of the poetry is matched by their attractive presentation.
Fr Brendan Byrne's Paul and the Economy of Salvation: Reading from the Perspective of the Last Judgment is a masterpiece of lucidity and of scholarship.
Adelaide poet and teacher John Kelly has a gift for noticing and celebrating the small ways in which we brush up against our world.
Ann Rennie's close familiarity with literature and constant rediscovery of its power to move and energise young people also enriches Blessed.
Sally Douglas wants to replace a view of the Church that begets discouragement and replace it with a view that brings life.
This book promised both to uncover the spiritual depth of the Gospel and to find a flight path through the clouds. It was helpful in both respects.
Springboards was written for a quite specific audience and purpose.
A Song Worth Singing is the story of Anne Doyle's life. it speaks of the connection between family, work, meeting with good people in unlikely circumstances, travelling and gathering stories.