Jesuit Bill Cain brings his talents as a playwright to reimagine familiar gospel stories from the perspective of Jesus, the central narrator of this "diary," whose self-understanding and sense of mission gradually unfold. 

Along the way, we are surprised and moved by the emotional and spiritual immediacy of these stories.
As Greg Boyle, S.J., says in the foreward: "these are homilies housed in a diary."


$20.00

 

A posthumous collection of Doyle's lyrical, sometimes mystical pieces about life and its gifts.

"Astonishing ...A remarkable book...Both hilarious and fierce...There is not enough ink in the world to do it justice...Brian  Doyle was a writer 'made of love and song and amusement.'"  
                      Margaret Renkl, New York Times Book Review

"Doyle often used his Catholicism to explore the human and natural worlds, but this is perhaps the most generous,  universal 'religious writing' you'll ever read."
                                          Bethanne Patrick, Washington Post
$17.99

Drawing from the poetry of generations of esteemed writers, Gary Bouchard shows how poems often express the longings of the human heart as a kind of prayer.
Emily Dickinson, Rev. Rowan Williams, St. John Paul II, Christina Rossetti, Robert Frost, and Fr. Killiam McDonnell, OSB, among others, offer readers an inspiring path to reflect upon and pray.

"This is a book to cherish, to teach, and to share."
                                           David A. King, Professor of English
                                                         Kennesaw State University

".... a  modern psalmody worthy of praying."
                           Thomasita Homan, OSB, Professor Emerita
                                                                     Benedictine College
$14.95
 

O Death, Where is thy sting?

A Meditation on Suffering