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Navy Priest
A Pittsburgh native, Fr. Jake Laboon served the U.S. Navy as a World War II submarine officer and as a dedicated chaplain. This biography covers the span of his life from childhood to his last years. -- Back cover.
The Parables of Jesus
The parable is the most well-known literary form presented in the gospels. And since narrative or story sermons are such a prominent element in the contemporary pulpit, pastors are preaching on the parable texts more frequently than ever. Richard Gribble thoroughly examines each of the parables appearing in Cycle C of the Revised Common Lectionary. Each analysis includes: - discussion of the theme - spiritual food for the journey - application of the parable to contemporary life - openings for preaching - points of challenge and questions to ponder - exegesis and explanation of the parable - context of the parable These studies will be a classic resource for preaching... or useful for Bible study and inspiration. The author of eight books and over 100 articles, Richard Gribble, CSC, is the acting superior at Moreau Seminary at the University of Notre Dame. Father Gribble earned his Ph.D. from The Catholic University of America and has also earned degrees from the United States Naval Academy, the University of Southern California, and the Jesuit School of Theology at Berkeley.
Contemporary Apostolic Religious Life
Contemporary Roman Catholic religious life faces challenges. The post-Vatican II Church finds the numbers of religious on a downward spiral due in large measure to challenges from society and a loss of identity on the part of those members of religious congregations and communities. The challenge is, therefore, to look at the present situation honestly and propose solutions and/or answers that can enhance religious life today and toward the remainder of the twenty-first century.
Who Do You Say That I Am?
"Richard Gribble answers a central question of Jesus' ministry, looking at how Jesus and his various roles have been understood by Christians through the centuries. This book is an attempt to have the reader answer for herself or himself, "Who is Jesus for you?," and further one's relationship with Jesus. At the same time, it is also meant to be used for groups, as discussion questions are offered herein"--
Walking the Journey of Lent
What does the film E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial have to do with Lent? Richard Gribble, CSC offers the image of this loveable alien stranded on a world that does not accept him to remind us that we, too, are separated from our true home. E.T.'s urge to "phone home" is one to which we can all relate. The Lenten season is a time to "retune our communication system" in an earnest effort to seek God, holding on to hope no matter the trials that come our way. Though we face struggle and even death, the promise of the Lenten season is new life and a return to the home where we truly belong. Each lesson in Walking the Journey of Lent: Reflections on the Scriptures for Cycle B is bolstered by opening a...
Prepare The Way Of The Lord
Those looking for a resource that will deepen and enrich their spiritual life during the Advent/Christmas season will find that resource here. These reflections will strengthen the reader's mental preparation and will serve as a starling point for prayer and meditation. - Pastors will be helped with themes and illustrations for Advent/Christmas preaching - Teachers will use this material in their classes to help renew the right spirit of Christmas among their students - Those who are seeking a deeper spiritual life will be uplifted and inspired by these daily meditations Richard E. Gribble, CSC, teaches in the Department of History at Stonehill College in North Easton, Massachusetts. He earned his Ph.D. degree from The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. He has also earned degrees from the Jesuit School of Theology, Berkeley; the University of Southern California; and the U.S. Naval Academy. This is his fourth book.
In the Footsteps of Jesus, Volume 2
The content of this second of two volumes will inspire believers in their daily walk with the Savior. Thought-provoking questions at the end of each reflection will help to challenge the reader, sometimes raising deep and profound issues.
Walking the Journey of Lent: Reflections on the Scripture for Cycle C
What could Bamboo possibly have to do with Lent? There aren't any mentions of bamboo in any of the Gospel stories, is there? Richard Gribble, CSC uses this unlikely image and many others to help the reader and Bible student discern more about what it means to follow Christ throughout Lent in preparation for the glorious celebration of Easter.The story of Bamboo in the Garden is a good illustration ofwhat the call of the Master, Jesus Christ, may entail and howmuch might be asked of us.Though we face struggle and even death, the promise of the Lenten season is new life and a return to the home where we truly belong. Each lesson in Walking the Journey of Lent: Reflections on the Scriptures for...
We Walk by Faith
Author Richard Gribble has the great gift of telling a story that reveals the meaning of a scriptural text. Most of these sermons begin with a story that captures the reader's or listener's attention. While the story illustrations are fascinating, they do not detract from the thrust of the gospel text, but rather enhance it and provide cogent reasons for applying the lesson to one's own life. Sermon titles include: The Most Important Thing in Life Set Your Goal on Jesus The Responsibility of Belief The Challenge of Tough Love It's Never Too Late ... and more Richard Gribble, CSC, is Assistant Professor of History at Stonehill College, North Easton, Massachusetts. After graduating from the United States Naval Academy, he earned the M.S. degree in systems management from the University of Southern California. In addition to M.Div. and S.T.M. degrees, he has earned a Ph.D. in Church History from the Catholic University of America.
The Everything Guide to Catholicism
Why do Catholics confess their sins? What does Jesus' second coming mean? How does someone, such as Mother Teresa, become a saint? This guide answers these questions and more. This resource addresses the teachings, tradition, history, and theology of the Catholic Church. With this guide, you'll learn the foundations of the faith. Featuring explanations of: What the parts of the Mass mean Baptism, confirmation, and the other sacraments The priesthood and religious life today The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ Mary's relationship with modern Catholics Sin, judgment, and salvation This approachable book also highlights twenty-first-century issues and questions modern Catholics face, including gay marriage, abortion, and the death penalty. It's the ultimate guide to understanding Catholicism for readers of all backgrounds and faiths.
