The Holy Name: Art of the Gesau: Bernini and His Age

Arts & Photography

Unknown, Author

Themes

Saint Joseph's University Press

A story of Jesus and the Apostles.  It describes the background, events, colors, smells, and traditions of that historical period.  A wonderful compelling novel of the unfolding life of Jesus Christ.

Hidden Victory: A Novel of Jesus

Smith, Herbert F.

Literature & Fiction

Ever wonder what went through Jesus' mind in his 33 years on earth? If only he'd written his memoirs. But he didn't. Here is a solidly Scriptural and historical novel by a Catholic priest - a Christ novel so real in its rush of history we see why ha acted as he did. It's a rare event when a topic of supreme importance finds new and original expression. From the startling new cover treatment of the Man on the Shroud of Turin to the Man from the grave of the flying final pages, Jesus stands revealed in our flesh and bone. He is one of us.

United States

"Alberto Hurtado, S.J. (1901-52), was a monumental figure in the Americas in the last century, yet to date he has not been extensively studied and publications about him are especially lacking in English. Because he combined both serious academic work with hugely influential pastoral work, he is more accessible than more purely academic figures (Ellacuria, Sobrino, Segundo, Boff). While deeply rooted in the predominant theological currents of his time-which included strands of conservatism, anti-modernism, and concern about socialism and unbridled capitalism-Hurtado also articulated forward-looking, progressive views on social rights, reform, the needs of the working class, and education policy. Providing a thorough overview of this hugely important figure in Chilean history, both within and beyond the Catholic church, this book of collected essays examines Hurtados life and writings from a variety of perspectives. Thus, it offers a rich understanding of who he was, how his thought took shape and evolved, and why he is still relevant in the early 21st century. This is the first book in English which examines Hurtado and his thought. "Social Justice and the Sacred" will be of interest to several different audiences. Scholars and students of Latin American history will appreciate the way it grounds Hurtado and his influence in that regions historical development. Researchers and students in theology and spiritualty, as well as church leaders, will find it of value for its examination of how Hurtado fits into the arc that leads from the conservatism of the 19th century to the strong social concern (and even liberation theology) of the 20th century. The book-or at least chapters from it-lend themselves to being used in undergraduate and graduate courses on theology, Latin American Studies, and history"--

RULE OF LIFE for The Order of the Visitation of Holy Mary

Scott Thomas Fitzgibbon

Patron Saint of the New World: Spanish American Colonial Images of St. Joseph

Just Man Husband of Mary: An Anthology of Readings from Jeronimo Gracian's Summary of the Excellencies of St. Joseph (1597

Religion & Spirituality

Mexican Devotional Retablos: From the Peters Collection at Saint Joseph's University, Philadelphia

Hamilton, Nancy

Chorpenning, Joseph F.

Wilson, Christopher C.

History & Criticism

Hamilton, Nancy, Wilson, Christopher C., Chorpenning, Joseph F.

Mexican Devotional Retablos: From the Peters Collection Saint Joseph's University Philadelphia

n spring 1996, Saint Joseph s University mounted the exhibition The Holy Family as Prototype of the Civilization of Love: Images from the Viceregal Americas, which commemorated the 75th anniversary of the extension of the Feast of the Holy Family to the liturgical calendar of the Universal Church.

The Holy Family as Prototype of the Civilization of Love: Images from the Viceregal Americas

Von Barghahn, Barbara

No scholar has done more than the late Elisabeth C. Stopp to make St. Francis de Sales known, understood, and appreciated in the English-speaking world in the 20th century. This volume collects ten talks and essays by Dr. Stopp delivered or published over the past thirty years. These pieces focus on De Sales' education at the Jesuit College de Clermont in Paris, attitudes to friendship, literary art, ecumenism, reception in Anglican England, and links with other major figures of the Christian tradition, such as Francis of Assisi, Teresa of Avila, and Cardinal Newman.

A Man to Heal Differences: Essays and Talks on St. Frances de Sales

Stopp, Elisabeth

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