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Mysticism of the Present Moment, The
Mendonça offers a spirituality of the present moment that involves the senses and the body in the expression of faith.
Our Father who Art on Earth
In Our Father Who Art On Earth José Tolentino Mendonça draws on the expertise of biblical texts, but also to the data of anthropology and literature, to dare to 'open-up' the Our Father to believers and non-believers, and point out new keys to a spiritual reading of this text that is the heart of Christianity. The result is absolutely unusual. The reader is summoned to an inner journey that they will not forget.
Thirst: Our Desire for God, God's Desire for Us
Here is the retreat Fr. Mendon‡a preached before the papal household during Lent 2018. He discusses the story of the Samaritan woman at the well, where Jesus asks her for a drink of water, and goes on to the theme of thirst?in the scriptures, our thirst for God, and God?s thirst for us.
Our Father, Who Art on Earth
In this unusual and captivating commentary, acclaimed poet, priest, and professor José Tolentino Mendonça casts a keen and probing eye on that most beautiful of prayers, the Our Father. He goes far beyond the usual line-by-line biblical and spiritual exegesis and offers readers a cultural, literary, and indeed spiritual commentary couched in a compelling style that also reveals his poetic gift. Elie Wiesel, Raymond Carver, Angelus Silesius, St. Augustine, Cervantes, St. Paul, Thomas Merton, T. S. Eliot, Simone Weil, Ernest Hemingway-these are only a few of the names the author references in his commentary. However, the decisive and fundamental reference is to the word of the Bible. Writing with grace, the author opens up the neglected but rich messages of the Our Father to all believing Christians and all people of good will. Book jacket.
Our Father Who Art on Earth
José Tolentino Mendonça draws on the expertise of biblical texts, but also to the data of anthropology and literature, to dare to 'open-up' the Our Father to believers and non-believers, and point out new keys to a spiritual.
No Journey Will Be Too Long
In this engaging book, priest, poet, and professor José Tolentino Mendonça helps us to think about the meaning and relevance of friendship in various situations: in our personal lives, in the context of communities and believers, in social relationships. Friendship is a universal experience and represents for each individual an irreplaceable process of humanization and hope. Nevertheless, we also need wisdom, including a spiritual wisdom, which will enable us to live it more fully. 'Our friends are part of our life, ' wrote Raïssa Maritain. But there is more to it than that: they widen our lives, helping to make them more luminous and authentic; they offer us lightness and depth; they pur...
Jesus and the Woman
Delves into the story in Luke 7:36–50, about the sinful woman who goes into the hostile environment of a Pharisee’s home to anoint Jesus, bringing out the levels of meaning and what it tells us about who Jesus was and how this affects our relationship with him.
Your One Wild and Precious Life
Reflections on different facets of vocation, offered in the hope that they may provide some light as you reflect on your life and find your calling.
