Thy Kingdom Come

A Christology based on the faith of Jesus and his preaching of the reign of God can be the interpretive key for a reformed and renewed theology of grace, church, sacraments, ministry and priesthood.

Breaking the Silence

Take a peek into what bullying is really like here in Singapore.
Breaking the Silence draws upon the perception and reality about bullying as seen through the eyes of students, educators and parents from different parts of society.

Holy the Firm

In Holy the Firm Annie Dillard writes about a moth consumed in a candle flame, about a seven year old burned in an airplane accident, about a baptism on a cold beach. But behind the moving curtain of what she calls “the hard things – rock mountain and salt sea,” she sees, sometimes far off and sometimes as close by as a veil or air, the power play of holy fire.
This is a profound book about the natural world – both its beauty and its cruelty – the Pulitzer Prize-winning Dillard knows so well.

Pilgrim at Tinker Creek

“Spirited and gale-force…The best thing is her glee, a pied-piperish glee at being in the world, which she invokes better than anyone else…Cymbal-clashing, peppery, straightforward.”

- Robert Macfarlane, The Guardian

Priests For Tomorrow

This book proposes ‘parish clusters’ as the easiest and safest starting point for such ordinations. In many parts of the Church, the shortage of priests has resulted in one priest having to serve a group of parishes within a diocese.
The rationale for suggesting parish clusters as the appropriate starting point for the ordination of teams of lay leaders is explained at length.

- From the Foreward

Just One Year

This unique devotional reminds us that we belong with people who are different from us, whom we do not even know and yet are brothers and sisters in God. It includes those who are unnoticed and ignored, who live in poverty, war, disease and injustice. If we can hear each other’s hope and love, each other’s songs, then we will be drawn together and Christianity will fulfill its vocation to be a sign of our own unity in God.

Aging, Spirituality & Palliative Care

“A superb job of bringing together an outstanding group of sensitive professionals to witness to ways in which we can provide palliative care to those who have little hope of recovery.”- The Rev. Canon Robert W. Carlson, DMin, President, Episcopal Senior Ministries, Washington, DC

Spritual Growth & Care in the Fourth Age of Life

Spiritual Growth and care in the Fourth Age of Life explores the spiritual dimension of later life, and investigates the role of pastoral and spiritual care in helping the frail elderly cope with end-of-life issues. It is a valuable resource for nurses, care workers, pastoral support professionals and anyone else working with or caring for older people.

Benedict XVI

The man from Bavaria – contrary to all the projections dumped onto his shoulders- is a revolutionary of the Christian type. Seeking out what was lost and saving it is the constant element in his life.
His motto: “We are not working to defend a position of power”, he says. “In truth we are working so that the streets of the world may be open for Christ.”

A Brief History of Vatican II

A brief history of Vatican II by Giuseppe Alberigo with a foreward by John W. O’Malley, S.J. illuminates for lay people and experts alike the significance and meaning
of one of the most important religious events of the twentieth century.

Basic Ecclesial Classroom

In the Basic Ecclesial Classroom: A challenge for Catholic Schools, Jimmy D. Tablan opens an avenue of inquiry that deserves serious exploration. First, he brings together the idea of the Catholic school as a community with the notion of the basic ecclesial community…Second, he takes the time to ground his research in a contemporary understanding of Church and brings that understanding to his basic ecclesial classroom..Finally, the results obtained have a multicultural dimension..

 - Dr Dan Kingdon, PhD.
Director of Religious Education
Newman Theological College

Abiding in the Indwelling Trinity

Christianity was meant by Jesus to be a living experience of being in the Trinitarian community – of being loved infinitely by the Father, in his Son Jesus Christ, through his Holy Spirit.

In the earliest centuries of Christianity, theologians-especially in the East, thought, taught, and believed mystically about the indwelling Trinity that lived with and transformed Christians into divinized children of god.

Stories of Karol

Stories of Karol: The Unknown Life of John Paul II chronicles the growth and young life of the beloved pontiff through stories about his family, his vocation, and his intellectual training. Chronicling his life up to his election to the papacy, this intimate literary portrait serves as a moving introduction to the man who guided the Catholic Church into the third millennium.

Book of All Saints

In this powerful spiritual work, the reader is able to participate in the devotional and spiritual life of the Church throughout the centuries by learning how numerous saints and devout people prayed, thus reflecting on the timelessness and beauty of the prayer of the Church.

The Smart Way of Loving

Henry is deeply aware that a family’s solid foundation is the good relationship between husband and wife…With the publication of this new book, I am sure that the lives of many families will be enriched.

Rev Frans De Ridder, cicm,

Family educator

“More relevant today than when it was first published. A brilliant synthesis of the concerns of faith… Father Kavanaugh is a voice crying in the wilderness of our time – he deserves to be heard.”

- Malcolm D. Magee, Director, Institute for the Study of Christianity and Culture

Women & Christianity

“This excellent book is the first volume in what promises to be an invaluable series on the history of women in the Christian tradition.” - Mary Jo Weaver

“An unqualified and urgent recommendation.”
-    Consensus

From Maintenance to Mission

Many parishes today have become so preoccupied with the challenge of maintaining their status quo that they risk losing sight of the larger mission of evangelization. From Maintenance to Mission sets before us the perennial challenge to become Catholic evangelizers and proposes concrete ways to move from maintenance-to mission-oriented parishes.

A pilgrim in a pilgrim church

“This book is Rembert Weakland at his best – synthesizing, analyzing, and truth-telling. This is the story behind the story of a church struggling through transition. It brings the rest of us to see the obvious differently.”

- Joan Chittister, OSB

Salt of the Earth

Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, well-known Vatican prelate and head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, gives a full-length interview to a secular journalist on a host of controversial and difficult issues facing Catholicism and Christianity at the end of the Millennium.