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The Church in Today's World
A global village - Social justice: how? - Spaceship earth - Prejudice - War and peace - The Church, justice, and peace.
Our Spiritual Journey
A reflection on the direction our spiritual life takes when we use a profound sense of our creature-hood as our starting point.
Setting in the East
The Maritime region is thus torn between its memory of an earlier, more prosperous and traditional social order and its present experience as a less fortunate modern industrial society. These tensions are embedded in the Maritime character and have affected not only the lives of its people but the imaginations and texts of its writers."--BOOK JACKET.
On Earth as in Heaven
The family is the created image of the Triune God, the highest and fullest expression of God's image in humankind. As such, the family is a unit of persons in relationship with the overall purpose of providing for the spiritual and social needs of its members. The church is the custodian of God's word and is responsible for the nurture of its families, not only in godliness, but also in social and cultural adjustments and in generation-to-generation survival and growth.
A Pastor's Guide to Whole Community Catechesis
The author, a national leader of the WCC movement and a popular speaker, encourages pastors to embrace whole community catechesis as a way to involve their parishioners more fully in adult faith formation and active participation in the liturgy. Also shows the solid basis for this approach in Church documents and recent movements within the Church.
A Chance to Serve
A Chance to Serve is a formation program that enables teenagers to become effective ministers to their peers. This systematic program offers interested young people a progressive sequence of opportunities for growth in personal faith, for community building, and for leadership training. Written by Brian Reynolds, cofounder of the Center for Ministry Development, this training program has been successfully piloted in several different settings around the country. This peer ministry training program is suitable for use in a variety of settings: schools, parishes, retreat centers, youth programs, campus ministry settings, or diocesan youth organizations. The Peer Ministers' Handbook contains illustrated worksheets, journal-keeping pages, and a key-concept introduction for each of the eighteen modules.
