Product Description: Is the Man of the Shroud the Man of the Gospels? The Shroud of Turin-a linen sheet upon which can be seen the imprint of a man who has died after being crucified, and identified according to tradition as the one mentioned in the Gospels-has been the object of curiosity, discussion and many studies over the years...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: A new edition of a treasured contemplative classic. The author takes readers on a journey based on biblical themes and urges them to seek a personal inner hermitage in which to seek and to reach God. 'Not everyone, obviously, can and should live as a monk or hermit...read more

Product Description: In this text, the Pope delivers his statement for the year 2000 on a broad range of topics. He draws on a variety of materials, both published and unpublished, utilizing his extensive knowledge of world affairs and understanding of the human condition.

Product Description: In the New Testament, Jesus reassures the Apostles before he ascends to heaven by saying, You will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses . . . to the ends of the earth." What of this Spirit? In what way was that Spirit manifested in Jesus' ministry on earth? What does it offer us? And ask of us? These reflections by the preacher to the papal household coalesce biblical and doctrinal thought on the gifts conferred by anointing in the Spirit - kingly, prophetic, and priestly - onto Christ and through Christ to the Church...read more (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: Carlo Carretto explores what it means to affirm the goodness of creation in the light of the evils of history and the suffering of the innocent. In his characteristic style - at one poetic, joyful and profoundly moving - his words become a conversation between God and all of humankind...read more

Product Description: Book by Carlo Carretto

Product Description: This is a new edition of the classic contemp lative journey, based upon biblical themes. The author, a Ci stercian monk, urges the reader to seek a personal inner her mitage in which to reach God '