Nourishing the SpiritCatholic Press Association Book Awards: Pastoral Ministry (2nd Place) "Full of liberating insights generously sprinkled with lively stories from wise companions of the modern soul." Herbert Anderson, Ph. D., Emeritus Professor of Pastoral Theology, Catholic Theological Union "When Carl Jung was asked how long the transformation of Christianity would take, he said, About six hundred years. The Whiteheads amazing new book will close the gap!" Avis

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"--The Middle Way

"Donald Trump's election is one of those rare moments when everyone with a conscience knows simultaneously that they need to act

"One of the most significant figures in modern Catholicism

Includes a new autobiographical introduction

The New Spiritual Exercises

Not since his much-acclaimed We Drink from Our Own Wells has Gutierrez reach so clearly and accessibly into the heart of faith: a love of God inseparable from a love of neighbor

Etty Hillesum (1914-1943) was a young Dutch Jewish woman who would perish as so many did in the Auschwitz death camp

a native of Philadelphia

and understandings of the Christian beliefs of the colonists--and of the majority society since the colonial period--largely failed to Christianize the native population

and the church's preferential option for the poor

Melanie Harris argues that African American women make distinctive contributions to the environmental justice movement in the ways that they theologize