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Cather., Willa

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True and Untrue and Other Norse Tales

Undset, Sigrid

World Literature

The Flowering Tree: Poetic Rhythms

Houselander, Caryll

Poetry

The Letters of Caryll Houselander: A Spiritual Legacy

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Robin Hood

GILBERT, HENRY

Classics

The Living Water, one of Fr. Pierre-Thomas Dehau's many books, is a treatment of the contemplative life as the life of wisdom concerned with a mysterious reality, hidden and inaccessible to human powers alone. In these pages, the fruit of sixteen of his retreat conferences, Fr. Dehau guides the reader into an understanding of how to grow in union with God through charity and contemplation. The Living Water is essential reading for those who are living out a religious vocation, for those who are discerning the call to a religious vocation, and for parents who are educating their children in the school of virtue. CHECK OUT OUR OTHER BOOKS AT WWW.CLUNYMEDIA.COM "Books on vaguely-defined 'spiritualities' abound today, but it is rare to find a work of true spiritual theology, which explores with doctrinal rigor and pastoral sensitivity the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of believers. In these conferences preached to Benedictine contemplatives, Fr. Pierre-Thomas Dehau offers just that. This extended reflection on the living water of grace, the love of God poured out in the Holy Spirit through the Sacred Heart of Jesus, is deeply contemplative, drawing both heart and intellect into prayerful spiritual reading. The conferences are richly informed by Scripture and liturgy, and infused throughout with Thomas Aquinas's teaching on virtues, grace and freedom, and God's lavish self-gift in the Trinitarian indwelling. Fr. Dehau's energetic prose and practical examples reveal an insight into the subtle temptations and struggles which assail frail human beings called to the angelic life of contemplation, but urge simple trust in God whose designs for us are beyond imagining. These talks will inspire lay people too to drink more deeply from the fountain which springs up to eternal life. This retrieval of a French spiritual classic is a welcome source of substantive spiritual refreshment in a sometimes arid contemporary landscape." Daria Spezzano, Ph.D., Providence College

The Living Water

Dehau, O.P., Pierre-Thomas

Religion & Spirituality

From the Eucharist to the Trinity is the culminating work of Fr. Marie Vincent Bernadot’s reflection on the practice of receiving the Eucharist. In the Introduction to this new edition, Sr. Maria of the Angels writes, “The basic idea, as the title suggests, is that ardent reception of the Eucharist makes possible the indwelling of the entire Trinity; through Holy Communion each divine Person is increasingly present in the soul and active according to the particular properties of each.” The Introduction highlights the way in which Fr. Bernadot saw the written word as a fruitful way of communicating God’s desire to dwell within us. Bernadot engages the wisdom of the saints and offers practical advice about how to maintain union with the Trinity in work and suffering. From the Eucharist to the Trinity is a wonderful book for those hoping to deepen their desire for the Eucharist and let the Trinity take root in their hearts.

From the Eucharist to the Trinity

Bernadot O.P., Marie Vincent

Edmund Burke was a principal defender of American rights during the revolutionary era. This volume presents his complete writings on the American crisis. Included are parliamentary speeches that did much to shape opinion at the time and continue to provide crucial insights into the historical nature of the rights and duties of peoples and their governments. Also included are important letters providing context for understanding issues surrounding and underlying the American Revolution. The result is a complete picture of the American conflict from the perspective of an important thinker within the natural law tradition. For this new edition, an Introduction by Bruce P. Frohnen, Ph.D., provides a concise summation of Burke's life and works, his philosophical approach, and the enduring relevance of his writings to political discourse to this day. Edmund Burke (1729-1797) was for several decades a member of the British Parliament, where he worked to defend constitutional free government against corruption, revolution, and the centralization of power. A famed orator and political thinker, he is credited with solidifying opposition to the anti-religious radicalism of the French Revolution and founding modern conservatism. Check out our other books at www.clunymedia.com!

Complete Writings on America

Politics & Social Sciences

BURKE, EDMUND

Philosophy

Mr. Blue

J. Blue is a mysterious man. Charming and carefree, he goes from rags to riches after the inheritance of an unexpected fortune, only to forgo money and power for the love of Lady Poverty. This life of service leads him to embrace fully his Christian faith—loving the unlovable, instructing the ignorant, and remembering that it is by grace that we are saved. In this new edition of Myles Connolly’s 1928 novel, readers can again encounter the mystery of “Mr. Blue.” The new Introduction by Stephen Mirarchi places the book in historical context and explains its literary structure, just as Mirarchi’s exhaustive Notes reveal Connolly’s sharp command of his craft. Readers will see more clearly than ever before—as the novel’s narrator does—how “Blue made one believe almost anything is possible,” especially a life of joyful self-giving. Check out our other books at www.clunymedia.com!

Connolly, Myles

United States

Product Description The Church of Christ is a collection of writings by Monsignor Joseph Clifford Fenton, a distinguished American theologian of the twentieth century. These eighteen essays offer manifold rich insights into Christ’s living presence in the Church, the controversies surrounding the marks of the Church, the foundational principles of the Church’s relationship to the state, and more. Shedding light on overlooked or unexplored dimensions of ecclesiology, Fenton invites readers both to develop a deeper understanding of the nature and structure of the Church and to increase their love for the Mystical Body of Christ. The Church of Christ, edited and introduced by Christian D. Washburn, also offers extensive references for those who wish to delve further into the wisdom further on these topics or to read more of Fenton’s works. Review “Washburn provides an invaluable service to Catholic theology with this collection of writings by Msgr. Fenton. The eighteen articles in this volume reveal the learning, depth and wisdom of a first-class ecclesiologist and peritus of Vatican II. For those wishing to understand the central questions of ecclesiology discussed before and during the Second Vatican Council, this book is an absolute must.” ~Robert L. Fastiggi, Ph.D., Professor of Systematic Theology, Sacred Heart Major Seminary“…absolutely essential reading for any serious student of ecclesiology. The thoughtful, balanced, orthodox, and acute analysis of Msgr. Fenton serves as a prime example of the kind of renewal that was and remains desirable, one in organic continuity with the great tradition, committed to the unchanging dogmas of the Church but open to new insights and corrections in speculative matters.” ~Christopher Malloy, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Theology, University of Dallas“Monsignor Fenton’s writings on the definition and necessity of the Church of Christ for salvation, along with his teaching on the ordinary papal magisterium and religious liberty are invaluable. This text should be required reading for seminarians and students of theology alike. One may certainly expect that the recovery of Fenton’s works will reintroduce a fresh and sound perspective, renewing theological discourse on the Church. This book surely leaves the reader wanting much more.” ~Michael G. Sirilla, Ph.D., Professor of Systematic and Dogmatic Theology, Franciscan University of Steubenville

The Church of Christ: A Collection of Essays by Monsignor Joseph C. Fenton

History

Fenton, Joseph Clifford

World

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