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From the stirring foreword by Henri Nouwen to the last page of Romero's text, this powerful volume of eloquent, simple meditations never wastes a word. Yet the real depth of Romero's message lies not in his words themselves, poetic as they are. It lies in the life they give witness to: the hard life of a man who was martyred for his faith.

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Provides an overview of the Latino Catholic experience in America from the sixteenth century to today, and offers the most in-depth examination to date of the important ways the US Catholic Church, its evolving Latino majority, and American culture are mutually transforming one another.

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Leaders Who Last draws upon the authors own pastoral experience and leadership, plus a significant analysis of leadership in both families and churches over generations. Interviews with current church leaders punctuate chapters on stress, spiritual practice, church triangles, relationships, selfawareness, money.

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Based on beautiful seasonal hymns, Crafton's daily meditations on faith, prayer, forgiveness, and healing for Advent and Christmas make an excellent companion for the season.

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Clear away the distractions so you can fix your gaze on Jesus.

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Let Justice Roll is a compelling devotional that walks the reader through 365 days of biblical insights in freedom of conscience, and social justice. This compilation of articles represents the work of a nationwide network of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty (PARL) advocates and other connected community activists.

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An engaging book for children, ages 2-8, to follow the liturgy and participate in ways that are appropriate for them.

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This 30th anniversary edition presents the unique approach of Listening Hearts to the spiritual practice of discernment for a new generation.

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Following the staggering events of September 11, 2001, Yoder and her colleagues were asked by officials overseeing clean-up and recovery efforts in New York to create a plan to care for those traumatized by this terrible event and its aftermath. Now these strategies have been shaped into a book for all who have been traumatized by terrorism and thr

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In clear, accessible language, Markham demonstrates how the liturgy of the Episcopal Church can enable us to cope more effectively with the stresses and strains of modern life. This book is a delightful introduction to the movement and flow of Episcopal services and demonstrates how the liturgy can transform human lives.

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'Living by the Sword' is a critique of the Australian military experience from a Christian ethical perspective. It surveys attitudes towards war and warfare from ancient to modern times, considers the moral status of the nation-state and international sovereignty and more.

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An Episcopal priest and Christian educator walks readers through the ways in which the contents of the Book of Common Prayer can (and should) shape the life of those who call themselves Episcopalians.

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Engages the question of how dismantling racism now has to be different from the work of the past and offer ways for that journey to progress.

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Reflect on faith, prayer, forgiveness, and healing in these meditations based on the words and poetry of seasonal hymns.

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A devotional book of meditations based on specific verses/passages from the "Gospel of John". It consists of short and accessible meditations, approaching Jesus through the eyes of the "disciple whom Jesus loved," so that men and women can begin to see themselves in John's place as the beloved one.

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A redefinition of priesthood that challenges the ministry of laity and clergy alike.

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