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African Studies ...... 3. The Journey of African, Christian, African American Studies ...... 4 Reconciliation Feminist Biblical Studies ...... 6. Groaning for a New The Enduring Search for Ethics ...... 8 Creation in Africa What Matters History ...... 10. Emmanuel Katongole Teresia Mbari Hinga 2017 ∙ 216pp., index December 2017 ∙ 272pp., index Interreligious Studies ...... 11 978-1-62698-250-5 $30 pb 978-1-62698-249-9 $45 pb Latin American and Latino/a Studies ...... 13. What does it mean for For the past two decades, Mission Studies ...... 15 Christians in Africa to Teresia Hinga has been a Peace Studies ...... 18 receive the gift and in- leading academic voice vitation of reconciliation in the midst of the stub- in the fields of African Christianity, women in Afri- Science and Religion ...... 19. born realities of war, poverty, and violence? Here, can theology, and gender and ethics in the African Society, Politics, and Religion ...... 21. Emmanuel Katongole outlines a theological vision of context. Gathered here for the first time are Hinga’s reconciliation as God’s journey with creation—both own selections from her extensive body of work, both Spirituality ...... 22 gift and mission. He then explores the ecclesiological previously published and unpublished. Revealing the Theology ...... 22 dimension of reconciliation and provides different breadth and depth of Hinga’s scholarly endeavors, portraits on why and how the church matters for this collection is a valuable resource for scholars and Women’s Studies ...... 29 reconciliation in Africa. Finally, he draws on stories students, particularly those working at the intersec- Index ...... 30. of peace activists in Congo, Uganda, and Rwanda to tion of multiple disciplines. illuminate the spiritual and practical disciplines that Teresia Mbari Hinga is associate professor in the reli- sustain those who labor for reconciliation. gious studies department at Santa Clara University. Since 1970 Orbis Books has offered a wide range of titles on contemporary theology, Emmanuel Katongole is founder of the Center for Rec- mission studies, and world religions, Catholicism and Catholic life, prayer and spirituality, onciliation at Duke University and associate profes- church history and current affairs. Orbis books and authors explore the global dimensions sor of theology and peace studies at Notre Dame. HIV & AIDS in of faith, inviting dialogue with diverse cultures and traditions, and serving the cause of Africa reconciliation and peace. 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2 ORDER TODAY • 1.800.258.5838 M-F 8-4 ET • OrbisBooks.com For complete Tables of Contents, search by title on OrbisBooks.com 3 The Cross and Racial Justice and AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES the Lynching Tree the Catholic Church Anti-Blackness Brand® New James H. Cone Bryan N. Massingale 2013 ∙ 220pp., index 2010 ∙ 240pp., index and Christian Ethics Theology 978-1-62698-005-1 $25 pb 978-1-57075-776-1 $26 pb Vincent W. Lloyd and The Wal-Martization of “This book should be read Confronting racism is dif- Andrew Prevot T.D. Jakes and by all contemporary theo- ficult but essential work 2017 ∙ 240pp., index the New Black Church logians, ethicists, and those if we are to heal the bro- 978-1-62698-251-2 $26 pb who dare to preach about kenness in our society and Paula L. McGee the relation of the authen- our church. Racial Justice From police violence to Foreword by tic gospel of Jesus Christ to racial concerns.” and the Catholic Church examines the presence of mass incarceration, from Lewis V. Baldwin —Journal of Religion racism in America from its early history through the environmental racism 2017 ∙ 240pp., index Civil Rights Movement and the election of Barack to micro-aggressions, the 978-1-62698-227-7 $25 pb “No one has explored the spiritual world of African Obama. It also explores how Catholic social teaching moral gravity of anti-black racism is attracting broad Americans with the depth or breadth of Cone. Here he “Brilliant and powerful!”—Cornel West has been used—and not used—to promote reconcil- attention. How do Christian ideas, practices, and in- turns his attention to two symbols that dominated not iation and justice. stitutions contribute to today’s struggle for racial jus- T.D. Jakes is a pastor and entrepreneur who presides only the spiritual world but also the daily life of African Massingale writes from an abiding conviction that tice? How do they need to be reimagined in light of over a vast megachurch and business operation. Americans in the twentieth century. In their inextrica- the Catholic faith and the black experience make vital the challenges to white supremacy posed by today’s He has turned the gospel into his own successful ble tie, he finds both the terror and hope that governed contributions in the continuing struggle against ra- movements for racial justice? brand—particularly through product lines such as life under violent racism as well as potent symbols of cial injustice that is the work of all people. His book is With contributions by leading experts such “Woman Thou Art Loosed.” According to Paula Mc- the African American past and present in the United essential reading for all those concerned with justice as Katie Grimes, Santiago Slabodsky, M. Shawn Gee, Jakes is representative of a rising phenomenon, States.”—Henry Louis Gates, Jr., Harvard University the New Black Church, a new form of prosperity gos- and healing in our world. Copeland, Kelly Brown Douglas, Elias Ortega- James H. Cone is Bill and Judith Moyers Distinguished Bryan N. Massingale pel that signifies what she calls the “Wal-Martization” is professor of theological and Aponte, Ashon Crawley, Eboni Marshall Turman, and Professor of Systematic Theology at Union Theologi- of religion. Her ideological critique is a vital tool for social ethics at Fordham University in New York. Bryan Massingale, this collection speaks to scholars, cal Seminary in New York. students, activists, and Christians of all races who all who wish to understand the relation between re- believe that black lives matter. ligion and culture. Bestsellers Vincent W. Lloyd is assistant professor of religion at Paula L. McGee is assistant professor of African Syracuse University. American Church Studies at Memphis Theological Also by James H. Cone Also by Kelly Brown Douglas Andrew Prevot Seminary. is assistant professor of theology at A Black Theology of Liberation Sexuality and the Black Church Boston College. (40th Anniv. ed) A Womanist Perspective Stand Your Ground 2012 ∙ 192pp., index 978-1-57075-895-9 $20 pb 978-1-57075-242-1 176pp $18 pb Ecowomanism Black Bodies and Radically reappraises Christian- “One of the most important the Justice of God ity from the perspective of the works by an African-American African American Women oppressed black community in theologian.” —Peter Paris and Earth-Honoring Faiths Kelly Brown Douglas North America. How the churches are failing to Melanie L. Harris 2015 ∙ 256pp., index come to grips with teen pregnan- 978-1-62698-109-6 $24 pb cy and AIDS. Ecology & Justice Series Martin & Malcolm & America “A timely text for all re- 2017 ∙ 176pp., index A Dream or a Nightmare ligious and theological The Black Christ 978-1-62698-201-7 $27 pb 2012 ∙ 392pp., index 978-1-57075-979-6 $26 pb Turner/Truth Series scholars who seek to in- Scholarship on African terpret the meaning, pur- This ground-breaking and 978-0-88344-939-4 144pp $20 pb American history and cul- highly acclaimed work examines pose, and response of religious faith to the despairing the two most influential African- A compelling portrait of who ture has often neglected realities of Black suffering in an increasingly accepted American leaders of the past Jesus is for the Black community, the tradition of African American women who en- culture of American violence.” century. historically and today. gage in theological and religious reflection on their — Black Theology: An International Journal ethical and moral responsibility to care for the earth. In this timely and compelling book, Kelly Brown God of the Oppressed Melanie Harris argues that African American women (Revised ed.) make distinctive contributions to the environmental Douglas examines the myths and narratives underly- Forged in the Fiery Furnace 978-1-57075-158-5 280pp $20 pb African American Spirituality justice movement in the ways that they theologize, ing a “stand-your-ground” culture, taking the social theorize, practice spiritual activism, and come into as well as the theological questions raised by topical “Excellent. . . .Dr. Cone has opened Diana L. Hayes religious understandings about our relationship with events, from Sanford, Florida to Ferguson, Missouri the door to a universal theology.” 2012 ∙ 232pp., index 978-1-57075-472-2 $22 pb the earth. Incorporating elements of her family his- to Staten Island, NY. —The Christian Century Kelly Brown Douglas is the first Dean of the Episcopal An accessible introduction to tory to set the stage for her argument, Harris inter- African American spirituality sperses her academic reflections with her own per- Divinity School at Union Theological Seminary, that provides a broad overview sonal stories and anecdotes. New York. The Spirituals and the Blues of history and developments in This unique text stands at the intersection of An Interpretation both Protestant and Catholic traditions. several academic disciplines: womanist theology, 978-0-88344-843-4 152pp $16 pb eco-theology, spirituality, and theological aesthetics. Reveals the liberative themes See also Melanie L. Harris is professor of religion and ethics at of both sacred and secular No Crystal Stair, p. 29 Texas Christian University. songs of the African-American community. The Sin of White Supremacy, p. 8

4 ORDER TODAY • 1.800.258.5838 M-F 8-4 ET • OrbisBooks.com For complete Tables of Contents, search by title on OrbisBooks.com 5 BIBLICAL STUDIES Voices from Faith in the Face the Margin of Empire Interpreting the Bible The Bible through The Cross Jesus and in the Third World Palestinian Eyes in Contexts His Enemies (25th Anniversary ed.) Mitri Raheb Suffering and Redemption Narrative Conflict in R. S. Sugirtharajah, editor 2014 ∙ 180pp., index in Palestine the Four Gospels 2016 ∙ 640 pp., index 978-1-62698-065-5 $20 pb 978-1-62698-205-5 $48 pb Mitri Raheb and Robert R. Beck “Simultaneously a revision- Suzanne Watts Henderson 2017 ∙ 248pp., index On the previous edition: ist reading of the Bible and 978-1-62698-243-7 $35 pb 2017 ∙ 160pp., index “A very useful textbook, a journey of self discovery 978-1-62698-229-1 $20 pb which puts biblical study today in a broad context and In narrative analysis, the by a courageous Bethlehemite. His (re)reading of the contains many unusual insights.” mission of Jesus in the light of the current predicament Why did Jesus die? And in message expressed in each —Journal for the Study of the Old Testament of Palestine will make believers and non-believers what ways did his crucifix- of the four gospels is con- alike question their deeply held assumptions about the ion offer redemption to the world? veyed not just through Jesus’ teachings or particular This long-anticipated new edition of a classic in stories but through the overall narrative itself—par- biblical studies features eleven new essays that offer historical Jesus and what being a Christian means.” Those questions, which lie at the heart of Chris- —Salim Tamari, Institute for Palestine Studies tian faith, remain a pressing concern for theological ticularly through the introduction and resolution of Global South applications of Biblical passages and reflection. What sets this work apart is that the au- conflict. Through dramatic narrative the evangelists teachings. Some essays are specific to given cultures, The Palestinian reality of centuries of occupations thors—a Palestinian theologian from Bethlehem and show Christians how they are to act in situations of while others offer more general analysis of Biblical shapes this timely and hopeful exploration of the a New Testament scholar from the US—explore the conflict without abandoning the demands of love. passages with insights into economics and social Bible by the Senior Pastor of the Evangelical Lutheran meaning of the cross in light of both first and twen- As Robert Beck reflects, “This is the real test of the conditions in the nations of the Global South. A new Christmas Church in Bethlehem. ty-first century Palestinian contexts. Together, their command to love one another, which finds its most introduction and afterword call attention to new Mitri Raheb is the President of Dar al-Kalima Uni- insights coalesce around themes that expose the exacting demand when we are in firm opposition.” developments in biblical interpretation. versity College in Bethlehem. divine power of the cross both for Jesus’ first follow- The Gospels have much to say about this, though the R. S. Sugirtharajah is professor emeritus in biblical ers and for contemporary readers alike. answers are found in a place we seldom look: in the hermeneutics at Birmingham University, U.K. Mitri Raheb is the President of Dar al-Kalima Uni- qualities of dramatic narrative itself. This work offers versity College in Bethlehem. a fresh contribution to biblical teaching on violence, Suzanne Watts Henderson, is a professor of New Testa- ethics, and the Christian pursuit of peace. ment at Queens University of Charlotte, NC. Robert R. Beck is a Catholic priest and professor emeritus of religious studies at Loras College in Bestsellers Dubuque, IA. The Bible and Binding the Strong Man Introduction to the Old Testament A Political Reading of Mark’s Story of Jesus A Liberative Perspective Catholic Theological (20th Anniv. ed.) Be Still and Know Anthony Ceresko Ethics Ched Myers 978-1-57075-348-0 408pp., index $28 pb Zen and the Bible 978-1-57075-797-6 560pp., indexes $28 pb Yiu Sing Lúcás Chan, “Not only is the book clearly Ruben L.F. Habito “A commentary that is potentially organized, it also makes available James F. Keenan, as revolutionary as the very gospel a mass of data.” Ronaldo Zacharias, editors 2017 ∙ 208pp., index —Sojourners —Walter Brueggemann 978-1-62698-215-4 $24 pb account it portrays.” Catholic Theological Ethics in the World Church Series What has Jerusalem to do with the Bodhi Tree? This On Job Reading the Bible from 2017 ∙ 312pp., index God-Talk and the Suffering of the Innocent the Margins 978-1-62698-218-5 $45 pb study of the relationship between the Christian Gustavo Gutiérrez Miguel A. De La Torre “Brilliantly and insightfully redefines the dynamic Bible and Zen Buddhism 978-0-88344-552-5 160pp. $24 pb 978-1-57075-410-4 208pp. $22 pb relationship between biblical ethics and theological is informed by the insights of an author who has vast “Brilliant.”— Elie Wiesel “This innovative resource is filled ethics from contextual, global, feminist, and cultural experience with both. with considerable multicultural —A.E. Orobator, SJ, Hekima University College The Latin American liberation perspectives.” Ruben Habito, a Zen roshi as well as a Catholic theologian’s profound reading of capital that can help many better spiritual director, uses his insights from years of the book of Job. understand the sad persistence of This first original collection of essays on Catholic many ‘great divides’ in a nation talks at Zen retreats to inform this spiritual gem, that is so ready to proclaim to the world ‘United We Biblical Ethics in English brings together distinct focusing on the ways the practices of Zen can enrich Stand!’”—Cain Hope Felder, Howard University School of Divinity voices from numerous cultures and language groups. Christianity, and vice versa. A treasure for all seekers, The Bible and Literature The result represents a truly global community of A basic guide to reading the Bible from the per- Christian and otherwise. Elizabeth Michael Boyle and spective of the poor, the oppressed, and victims of Catholic ethics scholars and deepens contemporary Ruben L.F. Habito, guiding teacher at Maria Kan- Carol J. Dempsey discrimination. understandings of the relationship between the Holy non Zen Center in Dallas, Texas, teaches at Perkins Theology in Dialogue Series Miguel A. De La Torre is professor of social ethics Bible and the world of Catholic ethical reflection. School of Theology, Southern Methodist University. 232pp., index 978-1-62698-127-0 $30 pb and Latin/x studies at Iliff School of Theology in Yiu Sing Lúcás Chan, member of the Marquette “A splendid text to enhance Denver, CO. University Theology faculty, died in 2015. appreciation and understanding James F. Keenan, S.J. is Canisius Professor and of both Biblical texts and

Director of the Jesuit Institute, Boston College. contemporary, multicultural, See also Ronaldo Zacharias is professor of moral theology literary texts.” A New Heaven, A New Earth, p. 27 —John Stanley Rich, University of at the Salesian University Center (UNISAL) in São South Carolina Aiken Paulo, Brazil.

6 ORDER TODAY • 1.800.258.5838 M-F 8-4 ET • OrbisBooks.com For complete Tables of Contents, search by title on OrbisBooks.com 7 ETHICS Option for the Poor Can War Be Just in and for the Earth the 21st Century? From Leo XIII to Ethicists Engage The Sin of The Problem of Pope Francis the Tradition White Supremacy Wealth (Revised ed.) Tobias Winright and Christianity, Racism, A Christian Response to Donal Dorr Laurie Johnston, editors and Religious Diversity a Culture of Affluence 2016 ∙ 560pp., index Foreword by Stanley Hauerwas in America 978-1-62698-162-1 $45 pb Elizabeth L. Hinson-Hasty 2015 ∙ 232pp., index. 978-1-62698-158-4 $36 pb Jeannine Hill Fletcher 2017 ∙ 256pp., index “An eminently accessible, 2017 ∙ 208pp. index 978-1-62698-238-3 $26 pb enlightening, and stimu- The Christian just war 978-1-62698-237-6 $28 pb lating book.”—Gerry O’Hanlon, S.J., Jesuit Centre for Faith What if we reconsidered tradition has played an important role in political and Justice (Dublin) and Trinity College Dublin “There is no book that our views on poverty and deliberations by many nation states for seventeen speaks with a more power- perceived it as a problem In this expanded and revised edition of a text long centuries. But does it still have relevance in an age of ful prophetic voice than this.” —Peter C. Phan with the way we live with wealth? Approaching recognized as a classic, Donal Dorr focuses on Catho- drones, war by proxy, terrorism, environmental dev- the issue from a theological rather than a market- lic social teaching and economic equality. In addition astation, and failed states? How have Christian theologies of religious superiori- driven perspective invites an alternative social logic, to extensive treatments of church documents from This volume brings together leading scholars from ty underwritten ideologies of white supremacy in the informed by a much richer picture of human beings the century and a half of Catholic social teaching that around the world on the viability of the just war tra- United States? According to Hill Fletcher, the tenden- and our limits as we live in symbiotic relationship began with Rerum Novarum in 1870, Dorr adds his dition in a modern environment, with many essays cy of Christians to view themselves as the “chosen with the larger delicate web of life. magisterial take on Pope Francis’ apostolic exhorta- offering specific historical examples of how the theo- ones” has often been translated into racial categories Here, the author reframes the current discussion tion Evangelii Gaudium and Laudato Si’, the encyc- ry plays out in reality. Topics covered include cluster as well. In other words, Christian supremacy has of wealth inequalities, poverty, and the exploitation of lical on ecology. munitions, drones, nuclear proliferation, genocide historically lent itself to white supremacy, with disas- our natural environment from a progressive Christian Donal Dorr is a theologian and missionary priest (and the “responsibility to protect”), environmental trous consequences. perspective. She underscores the need for social change who has served as a consultor to the Pontifical Coun- concerns, torture, and care for returning soldiers. How might we start to disentangle the two? Hill advocates to emerge out of every context, including the cil for Justice and Peace and as a resource person for Tobias Winright holds the Hubert Mader Chair in the Fletcher proposes educational strategies that will middle class, and presents alternate visions for what it the Irish Missionary Union. Albert Gnaegi Center for Health Care Ethics and is help foster racial healing in America, the first of means to live by “an ethic of enough.” associate professor in the department of theological which is to demand of white Christians that they ac- Elizabeth L. Hinson-Hasty is professor and chair of the studies at Saint Louis University. cept their responsibility for racist policies and struc- Public Theology department of theology at Bellarmine University, Laurie Johnston is associate professor of theology tural discrimination in America. Louisville. and the Global and director of fellowships at Emmanuel College in Jeannine Hill Fletcher is a professor at Fordham Common Good Boston. University. Conscience and The Contribution of David Hollenbach Living with(Out) Conscience and Catholicism Kevin Ahern, Borders Catholic Health Care Rights, Responsibilities, and Meghan J. Clark, Catholic Theological From Clinical Contexts to Institutional Responses Kristin E. Heyer, Laurie Johnston, editors Ethics on the Migrations Government Mandates David E. DeCosse and of Peoples David E. DeCosse and Kristin E. Heyer, editors Foreword by Margaret Farley Agnes M. Brazal and Thomas A. Nairn, O.F.M., 2015 ∙ 240pp., index 978-1-62698-144-7 $38 pb 2016 ∙ 224pp., index Maria Teresa Dávila, editors editors 978-1-62698-202-4 $35 pb Catholic Theological Ethics in 2017 ∙ 248pp., index “The international au- 978-1-62698-212-3 $35 pb thors presented here chal- One of the most prominent voices in the promotion the World Church Series lenge readers to appreciate the social formation of of the common good over the past half-century has 2016 ∙ 272pp., index This text provides a timely agency and ponder the meanings of personal respon- been David Hollenbach, S.J.. This volume brings 978-1-62698-166-9 $42 pb and up-to-date assessment on the Catholic under- sibility in the strikingly different cultures of the U.S., together leading lights in ethics to discuss the role, standing of conscience and how it relates to day-to- This wide-ranging collection of original essays by Europe, Latin America, Asia and Africa.” impact, and importance of public theology across the day issues in Catholic health care. The contributors some of the world’s leading ethicists deepens con- —Lisa Sowle Cahill, Boston College globe. temporary understandings of, and approaches to, explore a wide range of topics, including end-of-life Kevin Ahern is an assistant professor of religious care, abortion and sterilization, and the role of Cath- In this foundational text on the practical implica- urgent issues of immigration, globalization, refugee studies at Manhattan College (NY). crises around the globe, and the ethical and moral olic ethics particularly in hospital settings. With tions of applied Catholic ethics, leading ethicists and Meghan J. Clark is assistant professor of theology and insights from key figures this book will serve as a theologians address “conscience,” a term with loaded challenges presented by each. religious studies at St. John’s University (NY). Agnes M. Brazal is associate professor of theology at useful text and reference for medical students and meaning and controversy in the Catholic Church in Kristin E. Heyer is professor of theological ethics at practitioners as well as a resource for ethics boards recent decades, around issues like political participa- the De la Salle University, Manila. Boston College. María Teresa Dávila is associate professor of Christian and chaplains in Catholic hospitals, especially those tion, human sexuality, war and institutional violence, Laurie Johnston is associate professor of theology ethics at Andover Newton Theological School. merging with secular health institutions. and theological dissent. Many essays focus on the and director of fellowships at Emmanuel College in David E. DeCosse is Director of Campus Ethics Pro- tension between the primacy of conscience (codified Boston. grams at the Markkula Center for Applied Ethics at at Vatican II) and the processes and cultures of Cath- Santa Clara University. olic institutions, including schools, hospitals, and Thomas A. Nairn, OFM, former Senior Director, Theol- medical research facilities. ogy and Ethics at the Catholic Health Association of Kristin E. Heyer is professor of theological ethics at the United States (CHA). Boston College.

8 ORDER TODAY • 1.800.258.5838 M-F 8-4 ET • OrbisBooks.com For complete Tables of Contents, search by title on OrbisBooks.com 9 Doing Christian Changing the Ethics from Questions INTERRELIGIOUS STUDIES the Margins Explorations in (Second ed.) Christian Ethics Religious Pluralism Interreligious and Interreligious Encounters Miguel A. De La Torre Margaret A. Farley 2014 ∙ 384pp., index Edited by Jamie L. Manson Theology Opportunities and 978-1-62698-075-4 $35 pb 978-1-62698-128-7 376pp. $30 pb The Gifford Lectures— Challenges “This conceptually clear “Readers will appreciate An Extended Edition Michael Amaladoss and accessible book is the Farley’s lucid, lovely writ- Perry Schmidt-Leukel Edited by Jonathan Y. Tan perfect classroom text for ing and her deep commit- 2017 ∙ 304pp., index 2017 ∙288pp., index anyone wishing not only to teach liberation theology ment to the concrete reality of complex ethical issues.... 978-1-62698-230-7 $35 pb 978-1-62698-221-5 $45 pb and Christian ethics but also to involve students in Scholars will welcome this classroom-ready collection of Interreligious dialogue has These essays by theologian the doing of liberative ethics with and for those on influential works.”—America the margins…. Teachers of Christian ethics need this encouraged many theo- Michael Amaladoss bring book.” —Theology logians in all major religious traditions to consider together important insights on religious diversity in an Christian Ethics whether other religions may offer a different but nev- increasingly globalized world, where religion and re- This revised and expanded edition of a classic class- A Case Method Approach ertheless genuine and valid path of salvation or lib- ligious differences influence individuals and societies room text opens up Christian ethics to the rich di- (4th ed.) eration. In this extended version of his 2015 Gifford in profound ways. Among the topics covered are the versity of viewpoints often excluded from academic Lectures, the author argues that this position—often challenges of crossing religious borders; the enriching and Eurocentric ethics. De La Torre argues that the Laura A. Stivers, called “religious pluralism”—must be developed practice of reading the sacred scriptures of other reli- disenfranchised hold the interpretive key to under- Christine E. Gudorf, James B. within particular insights supplied by each of the gions; exploring secular criteria by which to assess the standing and forming a justice-based ethics. Martin- Schramm, editors major traditions. truth claims of religions; approaches to finding good Miguel A. De La Torre is professor of social ethics 978-1-57075-966-6 352pp $28 pb Although severe barriers to religious pluralism ex- in evil; and achieving true human liberation through and Latin/x Studies at Iliff School of Theology in interreligious encounter and collaboration. “An excellent stimulus for ist within each tradition, he shows that possibilities Denver, CO. Michael Amaladoss, SJ, is author of 21 books and a classroom, church, and for a pluralist understanding exist in Christianity, leading figure in the field of interreligious dialogue. community consideration Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Chinese Jonathan Y. Tan is Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan Pro- of complex current concerns . . . . Highly recommended.” religions. Interreligious theology, he argues, carries fessor of Catholic Studies at Case Western Reserve —John Hart, Boston University School of Theology the promise of being the theology of the future. Perry Schmidt-Leukel is professor of religious studies University. and intercultural theology, University of Münster, HISTORY and director of the Institute for Religious Studies and The Future of Interfaith Theology. Interreligious Empire Baptized White Allies in Dialogue How the Church Embraced the Struggle for The Joy of A Multireligious What Jesus Rejected, Racial Justice Religious Pluralism Second-Fifth Centuries Conversation on Drick Boyd A Personal Journey Nostra Aetate Wes Howard-Brook Foreword by C.T. Vivian Charles L. Cohen, 2016 ∙ 368pp., index Peter C. Phan 978-1-62698-194-2 $35 pb. 2015 ∙ 336pp, index 2017 ∙ 248pp., index Paul F. Knitter, and 978-1-62698-149-2 $30 pb 978-1-62698-225-3 $35 pb Ulrich Rosenhagen, editors In his acclaimed book “Come Out My People!” This inspiring book pro- In 2005 Peter Phan re- 2017 ∙ 336pp., index 978-1-62698-245-1 $40 pb Wes Howard-Brook out- files white Americans ceived a notification from lined an ambitious interpretation of the Bible as a who broke with a racist the Vatican identifying On the 50th anniversary of the landmark Vatican II struggle between two competing religious visions: culture to join the struggle for racial justice—from “errors and ambiguities” document, Nostra Aetate (“Declaration on the a “religion of empire” and a “religion of creation” early abolitionists (including John Woolman and An- in his 2004 Orbis title, Being Religious Interreligiously. Relation of the Church to Non-Christian Religions”), embraced by the prophets and Jesus. Here, through gelina Grimké), to partners in the civil rights struggle This set in motion a long train of correspondence, prominent scholars from multiple religious traditions a study of the early church writers, he shows how (such as Clarence Jordan, Viola Liuza, and Abraham requiring Phan to answer various questions about the offer original essays that bring new ferment to the Christianity in effect opted for the religion of em- Heschel), to contemporary figures of our own time salvific role of Christ and the Church. field of interreligious understanding. Contributors pire. This was reflected not just in accommodation (including Morris Dees and Curtis DeYoung). At a Here at last is his response—a spirited affirmation include experts on Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, to the Roman Empire after Constantine, but through time of renewed attention to the ongoing scourge of of the methods of Asian theology, which, though Buddhism, Protestantism, and Orthodox Christianity the spiritualization of Jesus’ prophetic message. The racial injustice, their stories are intended to inspire, rooted in the gospel and the deposit of faith, differ in as well as Roman Catholicism. combined influence of Greek philosophy and Roman raise consciousness, and motivate action on behalf of many respects from the assumptions and categories Charles L. Cohen is E. Gordon Fox Professor of imperial social structures shifted the emphasis from equality and human dignity. Also included are study of traditional European theology. American Institutions at UW-Madison. fostering egalitarian relationships and transforming questions making this book ideal for college classes In addition to introducing Asian theology, Phan Paul F. Knitter is the Emeritus Paul Tillich Professor the world to the goal of saving one’s “soul.” and adult education and action. addresses the specific topic of religious pluralism, a of Theology, World Religions, and Culture at Union Wes Howard-Brook teaches at Seattle University. Drick Boyd is associate professor of urban studies at source not simply of challenge to Christian self-un- Theological Seminary, New York. Eastern University in Philadelphia. derstanding and mission, but a potential source of Ulrich Rosenhagen is director of the Center for “joy.” An appendix includes his correspondence with Religion and Global Citizenry and lecturer in See also church authorities. Religious Studies at UW-Madison. Crossing Cultural Frontiers, p. 16 Peter C. Phan is Ignacio Ellacuría Professor of Catho- Women Leaders in the Student Christian Movement, p.15 lic Social Thought at Georgetown University.

10 ORDER TODAY • 1.800.258.5838 M-F 8-4 ET • OrbisBooks.com For complete Tables of Contents, search by title on OrbisBooks.com 11 My Neighbor’s Faith OPERA OMNIA OF LATIN AMERICAN & LATINO/A STUDIES Stories of Interreligious RAIMON Encounter, Growth, and PANIKKAR Transformation Pope Francis and Latin American Edited by Jennifer Howe Peace, Milena Carrara Pavan the Theology of Theology Or Rose, and Greg Mobley the People Roots and Branches Raimon Panikkar (1918- Maria Clara Bingemer Foreword by Joan Chittister 2010) made pioneering Rafael Luciani 2012 ∙ 244pp. contributions in the areas 2017 ∙ 224pp., index 2016 ∙ 144pp., index 978-1-62698-184-3 $22 pb 978-1-57075-958-1 $25 pb of interreligious dialogue, 978-1-62698-252-9 $28 pb My Neighbor’s Faith gath- comparative theology, and “A contribution which “…provides an engaging ers an array of inspiring and penetrating stories the phenomenology of religion, while bridging differ- helps clarify a theological and illuminating introduc- about the interreligious encounters of outstanding ent religions and cultures (Christianity, Buddhism, and pastoral reflection tion to liberation theology community leaders, scholars, public intellectuals, Hinduism), and effecting insightful conversation be- that has grown up under in Latin America and to its and activists. With wisdom, wit, courage, and hu- tween the so called sacred and secular worlds. These the skies of Argentina, but which from the outset is trajectories that address the socio-political and spiritu- Reading Religion (AAR) mility, these writers—from a range of religious back- diverse contributions were tied together in a unify- open to the cultural newness furnished to us by our al conditions of the poor.”— ing vision he called his “cosmotheandric intuition,” grounds—share their personal experience of “bor- Latin America.” Maria Clara Bingemer, a key protagonist in the de- the deep interconnection of Divine, the Cosmic and der-crossing,” and the unforgettable lessons learned —Omar Cesar Albado, Catholic University of Argentina velopment of Latin American theology, offers here from their interreligious encounters. the Human. Pope Francis has offered a bold challenge to an a succinct summary of Latin American theology, Jennifer Howe Peace is assistant professor of inter- “economy that kills,” identifying in particular a form past and present. In particular, she shows how this faith studies at Andover Newton Theological School VOL. I. Mysticism and Spiritualilty of globalization that turns people into disposable theology has grown and continues to adapt to new and co-director of CIRCLE: The Center for Inter- Part 1: Mysticism, Fullness of Life consumers and increases the widening gap between challenges, extending beyond a concern for socioeco- Religious and Communal Leadership Education. 2014 ∙ 352pp., index, glossary, appendix the rich and poor. 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The Church Cannot Jesus & Buddha 2015 ∙ 432pp., index, glossary, appendix Rafael Luciani is a lay theologian from Caracas, Ven- 978-1-62698-130-0 $90 hc ezuela and is currently a visiting professor at Boston Remain Silent Friends in Conversation College. Unpublished Letters and Paul F. Knitter and VOL. III. Christianity Other Writings Roger Haight Part 1: The Christian Tradition 2015 ∙ 392pp., index, glossary, appendix REVOLUTIONARY Revolutionary Saint Oscar Romero 2015 ∙ 272 pp., index 978-1-62968-151-5 $26 pb 978-1-62698-159-1 $90 hc SAINT The Theological Legacy of Translated by Gene Palumbo Part 2: A Christophany Óscar Romero and Dinah Livingstone “Would that every interre- 2016 ∙ 360pp., index, glossary, appendix 2016 ∙ 144pp. ligious dialogue were car- Michael E. Lee 978-1-62698-168-3 $75 hc 978-1-62698-175-1 $20 pb ried out in this way: theo- February 2018 ∙ 240pp. 978-1-62698-226-0 $27 pb This new collection of personal letters from Oscar logically brilliant, honest VOL. IV. Hinduism in stating differences and generous in seeking a com- THE THEOLOGICAL LEGACY OF Romero’s years as archbishop offers a fresh and re- Part 1: The Vedic Experience: Mantramanjari OSCAR´ ROMERO Michael Lee offers a pro- mon ground, and spiritually engaged! Opens a new vealing portrait of a shepherd who laid down his 2016 ∙ 718 pp., index, glossary, appendix found reflection on the path to being religious interreligiously, an urgent im- life for his flock. Addressed to the scores of people 978-1-62698-204-8 $90 hc MICHAEL E. LEE theological implications who wrote him for advice or encouragement, these perative to achieve justice and peace in our world.” of Romero’s life and min- —Peter C. Phan, Georgetown University Part 2: The Dharma of India candid letters show his determination to uphold and istry. Drawing on Romero’s biography as well as his 2017 ∙ 480pp., index, glossary, appendix strengthen the faith of his people, to “think and feel” homilies and other writings, he considers specifically Two friends, one a Christian theologian, the other a 978-1-62698-223-9 $90 hc with the church, and to bear witness to the God of Buddhist-Christian theologian, explore how a conver- how Romero’s witness challenges Christians in the Life. The volume includes a biographical essay by sation between Christians and Buddhists can clarify FORTHCOMING U.S. to reimagine a robust Christian spirituality that Cardinal Angelo Amato, Prefect for the Congregation and support a spirituality that is experientially real VOL. V. Buddhism is at once a mystical encounter with God and a pro- for the Causes of Saints, and conclusions by Msgr. phetic engagement in the struggle for justice. In light (mystical) as well as socially engaged (prophetic). Dec. 2017 ∙ 312pp., index, glossary, appendix Ricardo Urioste, former Vicar General for the Arch- Paul F. Knitter of Romero’s beatification and pending canonization, is professor emeritus of Union Theo- 978-1-62698-254-3 $90 hc diocese of San Salvador. Lee reflects on the implications of his recognition as a logical Seminary in New York. Roger Haight, a Jesuit priest, is Scholar in Residence martyr and on the model of holiness he offers for the at Union Theological Seminary, New York. wider church today. Michael E. Lee is associate professor of theology at Fordham University.

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Van Engen features contributions On the Side of the Poor Mitchell posits that, contrary to popular perception, gles, the hopes, and the vibrant faith of the Latino from leading scolars of missiology. They offer their The Theology of Liberation church organizations have long been major players Church. In Power from the Margins he traces the his- insights and reflections, focusing on the impact of in international development work, and that many of toric struggle of the Latino Church to find its voice Gustavo Gutiérrez and cultural and demographic changes on the nature and Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Müller these organizations take the relationship between and outlines a road map for the future. His reflections purpose of Christian mission. Foreword by Josef Sayer their work and the faith that underpins it very range from the role of the family and the promise of Robert L. Gallagher is the department chair, director 2015 ∙ 160pp., index 978-1-62698-115-7 $24 pb seriously. 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The Root of War Jesus Christ, ECOLOGY AND JUSTICE SERIES, Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim, editors Is Fear Peacemaker The Ecology & Justice Series publishes books seeking to integrate an understanding of Earth’s interconnected Thomas Merton’s Advice A New Theology of Peace life systems with sustainable social, political, and economic systems that enhance the Earth community. Selected titles in this series appear below. For a complete list of titles in the series visit OrbisBooks.com. to Peacemakers Terrence J. Rynne Jim Forest 2014 ∙ 240pp., index Living Cosmology On Care for Our 2016 ∙ 240pp., index 978-1-62698-097-6 $25 pb 978-1-62698-197-3 $25 pb “An excellent book that Christian Responses to Commmon Home, “Merton’s witness for peace seeks to elaborate a truly Journey of the Universe Laudato Si’ is more urgent than ever in Catholic theology of peace. 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A book of enor- textbook or resource for courses on peace studies.” Environment with mous richness and serious challenge.”—Rowan Williams —The Bible Today Foreword by Brian Thomas Swimme Commentary “Forest’s own long engagement in the struggle for justice A path-breaking look at how the early Christian 2016 ∙ 369pp., index. by Sean McDonagh and peace, as well as his close friendship with Merton, church incorporated the “hard sayings” of Jesus, 978-1-62698-178-2 $30 pb 2016 ∙ 304pp. · index make him the ideal chronicler of this important aspect practicing nonviolence even in the face of repression. 978-1-62698-173-7 $20 pb Bonnie Thurston Rynne traces how the church’s stance on violence and Journey of the Universe of Merton’s thought.”— The full text of Pope Francis’s historic encyclical on war changed after Constantine, and how St. Augus- is both a book, a film, and a conversation series by Thomas Merton is one of the most influential -re the environment, Laudato Si’, is joined here with tine’s adoption of Cicero’s principles of “just war” Mary Evelyn Tucker and Brian Swimme that offers ligious figures of modern times. Yet many readers reflections by Sean McDonagh, one of the foremost eventually pushed aside the earliest Christian ethic. a rich unfolding of “the universe story”—a mov- remain unaware of his deep preoccupation with the Catholic proponents of ecological awareness. He He shows how over the last 50 years a new theology ing narrative of cosmic evolution from the origins theme of peace—a subject that runs throughout his reviews the history of Catholic teaching on the of peace has been evolving. of the cosmos to the present. This volume explores life, from his early stance as a conscientious objector environment, then elaborates on key themes: climate Terrence J. Rynne is co-President of the Sally and Ter- the Christian responses to the Universe Story and its to his prophetic writings on nuclear war and non- change, biodiversity, water scarcity, the threats to the ry Rynne Foundation and the founder of Marquette implications for the contemporary environmental violence. Drawing in large part on the author’s own ocean, and the crisis of food. McDonagh concludes University’s Center for Peacemaking. crisis. The book draws on the contributions of lead- letters from Merton, this book offers spiritual en- ing theologians, ethicists, scientists, and activists, with prescriptions for what must be done to turn the couragement and guidance for all those engaged in including John Haught, Ilia Delio, Catherine Keller, pope’s vision into a program of effective action. ridding the world of war and violence. Radical Larry Rasmussen, and more than twenty-five others. Sean McDonagh, SSC, is an Irish Columban priest and Jim Forest, co-founder of the Catholic Peace Fellow- Reconciliation Mary Evelyn Tucker and John Grim are co-directors of eco-theologian. ship, befriended Merton in the 1960s, while serving the Forum on Religion and Ecology at Yale. as managing editor of The Catholic Worker. Beyond Political Pietism and Just Water Christian Quietism Earth Ethics Theology, Ethics, and Thomas Merton, Allan Aubrey Boesak and A Case Method Approach the Global Water Crisis Peacemaker Curtiss Paul DeYoung James B. Martin-Schramm, Christiana Z. Peppard Meditations on Merton, Foreword by 2013 · 240pp., index Peacemaking, and the Archbishop Desmond Tutu Daniel T. Spencer, and Laura A. Stivers 978-1-62698-056-3 $28 pb Spiritual Life 978-1-57075-976-5 208pp., index $25 pb 2015 · 336pp., index, photos, charts “A thought-provoking text John Dear 978-1-62698-156-0 $39 pb that explains complex issues 2015 ∙ 208pp. “A must read for anyone committed to the mission and This valuable classroom in a compelling manner.... 978-1-62698-107-2 $20 pb ministry of reconciliation, and will be especially help- The book is appropriate for Craig S. Hendrick- resource explores social ful for those teaching on the topic.”— undergraduate or gradu- “John Dear convincingly son, University of Northwestern-St. Paul and environmental ethics argues, as Merton’s entire issues and provides re- ate-level courses, especially in environmental ethics or Interpretation witness argues, that the true contemplative is a peace- A call for reconciliation by two theologians and activ- sources for engaging in ethical reflection about them. eco-theology.” — maker. Challenged by his own long and hard experi- ists from two continents. Nine cases address topics like population growth, ma- “I cannot recommend this book highly enough to Allan Aubrey Boesak ences of peacemaking, Dear remains joyful and fully is Extraordinary Professor of terial consumption, and climate change; water rights instructors—especially of Christian ethics—on alive, awake to celebrating life in the face of the great Public Theology at the Theological Faculty of the and species conservation; genetic engineering and the undergraduate level.” — Theological Studies evils that plague our times. Here is a testament for a University of Stellenbosch. food security; hydraulic fracturing and greenhouse Curtis Paul DeYoung This timely and readable book not only reports on the new generation, a clarion call to wake-up, do justice, is professor of reconciliation gas reduction options; and mountaintop coal remov- most important aspects of the current global fresh and become instruments of peace.”—Jonathan Montaldo studies at Bethel University in St. Paul, MN. al mining and fossil fuel divestment. water crisis, but provides an ethical analysis that of- James B. Martin-Schramm is professor of religion, Marking the centenary year of Thomas Merton’s fers readers the tools for understanding and address- Related Titles of Interest Luther College, Decorah, IA. Daniel T. Spencer is asso- birth, longtime peace activist and author John Dear ing the problems posed by fresh water scarcity. ciate professor of environmental studies, University shares meditations on Merton’s profound contribu- At Play in the Lions’ Den, p. 21 Christiana Z. Peppard is Assistant Professor of Theology, of Montana. Laura A. Stivers is professor of ethics and tions to the practice and spirituality of peacemaking. The Berrigan Letters, p. 21 Science, & Ethics at Fordham University,. John Dear Dean of the School of Arts, Humanities and Social is a priest, activist, lecturer, and author Can War Be Just in the 21st Century?, p. 9 of thirty books. Sciences, Dominican University of California. The Journey of Reconciliation, p. 3 See also Ecowomanism, p. 4 A Theology of Dao, p. 24

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We need to live and act in solidarity — together.” to the Vietnam War was followed by decades of pro- at the College of Saint Elizabeth, NJ. science, were prefigured in his work. —From the Foreword by Jim Wallis Ursula King, co-founder, the Teilhard Centre, London. test against nuclear weapons. But his efforts on behalf Just Sustainability of life also involved care for the dying and ministry to For many people of faith, the election of Donald Spirit of Fire those suffering from AIDS. Trump represents not just a political crisis—a threat Technology, Ecology, and The Life and Vision of Jim Forest, who worked with Berrigan in building to our republic and a danger for the entire world— Resource Extraction Pierre Teilhard de Chardin the Catholic Peace Fellowship in the 1960s, draws on but also a confessional crisis, a moment that calls into (Revised. ed.) question the deepest meaning of our religious claims Christiana Z. 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His many books include erty, the contributors seek to name our situation and biographies of Dorothy Day (All is Grace) and Thomas to set forth an agenda for faith and resistance. “An outstanding resource for studies in ecological sci- Teilhard’s Mysticism Merton (Living with Wisdom), and The Root of War Is Contributors include Susan Thistlethwaite, Amir ence, ecological justice (ethics), and ecological theology Seeing the Inner Face Fear: Thomas Merton’s Advice to Peacemakers. Hussain, David Gushee, Miguel Diaz, Kelly Brown and spirituality.”—Theological Studies of Evolution Douglas, Christiana Zenner, Sister Simone Camp- Kathleen Duffy, SSJ bell, Kwok Pui-lan, George “Tink” Tinker, and Rabbi Prominent international ethicists offer scholars and 2014 · 128pp., index The Berrigan Steven Greenberg, among many others. students a wide range of perspectives on issues of 978-1-62698-085-3 $18 pb Miguel A. De La Torre is professor of social ethics and ethics, environment, and justice. Letters A theologian-scientist examines Latin/x Studies at Iliff School of Theology in Denver. Andrea Vicini, S.J. is Associate Professor of Moral Personal Correspondence Teilhard’s mysticism, showing Theology at the Boston College School of Theology between Daniel and how science can illuminate the mystical path. and Ministry. Kathleen Duffy, a Sister of St. Joseph, is a professor Philip Berrigan of physics at Chestnut Hill College in Philadelphia. Daniel Cosacchi and A Biography of Eric Martin, editors the Spirit Related Titles of Interest Christ in Evolution 2016 · 304pp., index John C. 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While many The Sin of White Supremacy, p. 8 and bold.—Ilia Delio, OSF letters address the issues of war and peace, they also touch on other issues, such as abortion, capital pun- Taking the form of a dia- ishment, and politics; on ecclesial issues such as their ry, in which each day the author explores the world respective religious orders, prayer, and sacraments; of nature and the sciences through the light of faith, and on their family and personal relationships, in- A Biography of the Spirit opens our minds to the See also cluding letters sent in the last weeks and months of breathtaking beauty of the universe and our hearts to CATHOLICTY IN AN EVOLVING UNIVERSE SERIES, p. 27 Philip Berrigan’s life. the transcendent glory of the Lord and Giver of all life. Daniel Cosacchi is Canisius postdoctoral fellow and John C. Haughey, S.J., currently coordinates Wood- lecturer in the religious studies department at Fair- stock’s Catholic Higher Education Project and is in- field University. volved with the Arrupe Program in Social Ethics for Eric Martin is a doctoral student in modern historical Business at Georgetown University, Washington, DC. theology at Fordham University in New York City.

20 ORDER TODAY • 1.800.258.5838 M-F 8-4 ET • OrbisBooks.com For complete Tables of Contents, search by title on OrbisBooks.com 21 A Palestinian On Being SPIRITUALITY Theology of Unfinished Liberation Spiritual Direction Spiritual and Collected Writings The Bible, Justice, and the Anne E. Patrick A Beginner’s Guide Religious Palestine–Israel Conflict Edited by Susan Perry Richard G. Malloy, SJ Explorations for Seekers Naim Stifan Ateek Foreword by Charles Curran 2017 · 224pp. Roger Haight 978-1-62698-253-6 $20 pb Foreword by 2017 · 336pp., index 2016 · 224pp., index Walter Brueggemann 978-1-62698-255-0 $32 pb 978-1-62698-161-4 $25 pb In a lively and person- 2017 ∙ 192pp., index During more than a half- al style rich with stories Esteemed scholar Roger 978-1-62698-260-4 $20 pb century of service to the Church and the academy, and personal reflection, Haight argues that reli- Naim Ateek offers a succinct primer on liberation Anne E. Patrick was a leading feminist Catholic voice, Richard Malloy introduc- gion, church, and church theology in the context of the Palestinian struggle revered both as a teacher and as a critical scholar of es readers to the art and structures all have their for freedom and self-determination. Beginning with theology, ethics, literature, and the arts. Her schol- practice of Spiritual Direction in the Jesuit tradition. source and ground in spirituality. The broad range the historical roots of this struggle, he shows how the arly publications broke new ground in a number of Responding to the tone and texture of millennials’ of topics explored in these essays offers rich fruit to memory of the Holocaust served to trump the claims Catholic theological disciplines, including feminist questions and concerns, his book emphasizes spiri- a seeking, questioning generation that is drawn to and aspirations of the native inhabitants of Palestine, ethics, liturgy, and contemporary expressions of re- tual direction as a relationship with God that leads to spirituality but not always to dogmatic religion. and how later Israeli occupation and settlements in ligious life. both personal and social transformation. Roger Haight, a Jesuit priest, is Scholar in Residence the West Bank have contributed to their suffering and Gathered here for the first time is a selection of Drawing on insights from a wide range of authors at Union Theological Seminary, New York City. who write on prayer and the spiritual life, Fr. Malloy oppression. her essays, both published and unpublished, on these shows how the human desire for God unites with our Bestseller Israeli claims to the land rely on a particular topics and more. Edited by Susan Perry, this volume aspirations for a world that reflects God’s peace and exclusivist reading of the Bible. In contrast, Rev. Ateek is an essential resource for anyone seeking to under- justice. Useful for courses on spirituality and pastoral shows how a Palestinian theology of liberation stand post-Vatican II theological development in the Modern Spiritual Masters responds with a counter-strategy for biblical inter- theology, Spiritual Direction: A Beginner’s Guide is Writings on Contemplation and Compassion Catholic Church in the United States. enriching reading for those seeking spiritual growth pretation, emphasizing the prophetic themes of Anne E. Patrick, SNJM (1941-2016) was the William Robert Ellsberg, editor inclusivity and justice. He concludes by providing as well as those already engaged in spiritual direction. 978-1-57075-788-4 192pp. $18 pb H. Laird Professor of Religion and the Liberal Arts, Richard G. Malloy, SJ, is the university chaplain at the principles for achieving security, peace, and justice emerita, at Carleton College. University of Scranton. Through biographical reflections for all peoples in Israel/Palestine. Susan Perry was an editor at Orbis Books for over and selected writings, this an- Naim Stifan Ateek is an Anglican priest and founder two decades. thology highlights the teachings of the Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center of a dozen modern spiritual in Jerusalem. Four Women masters. The Unmoored God Doctors of the Church THEOLOGY Believing in a Time of Dislocation Hildegard of Bingen, Incarnation The Holy Spirit and Catherine of Siena, Paul G. Crowley, SJ A New Evolutionary an Evolving Church Teresa of Ávila, Threshold December 2017 · 152pp., index Thérèse of Lisieux James A. Coriden 978-1-62698-246-8 $26 pb Diarmuid O’Murchu Mary T. Malone February 2018 · 224pp; index This short, profound re- 978-1-62698-263-5 $28 pb 2017 · 248pp., index flection centers on the 2017 · 128pp 978-1-62698-235-2 $25 pb 978-1-62698-240-6 $16 pb This work explores the meaning of faith and the The incarnation and role of the Holy Spirit in place of God in a time Four women have been recognized by the Vatican as resurrection of Jesus, the evolutionary unfold- of “dislocation.” As Paul Doctors of the Church and thus form a part of the writes Diarmuid O’Murchu, ing of the church through- Crowley writes: “Dislocated humanity is met by a magisterium (authentic teaching authority) of the marks a new evolutionary out its history. Fr. Coriden God who chooses a divine dislocation in the Incar- Roman Catholic Church. Here, theologian Mary T. threshold and points the way towards the fulfillment lays down two principles: 1) The Holy Spirit is the nation, entering simply and intimately into our own Malone adeptly explores the stories of these vision- of our destiny. We can continue in that direction… or internal dynamic in the evolution of the church, the human condition and showing the way, through aries, introducing us to the wisdom of Hildegard of destroy ourselves. It is our choice: to co-create with force that propels the Christian communities for- suffering, toward life. Believing in this unmoored Bingen; the compassion of Catherine of Siena; the God, or co-destruct on our own. Incarnation shows ward and in converging trajectories; and 2) The reign God would look like entering into solidarity with groundbreaking writings of Teresa of Ávila; and the us what we need to know to choose rightly. of God, renamed here “God’s project for the world,” unmoored humanity, and journeying with those who heartfelt “Little Way” of Thérèse of Lisieux. This Incarnation reveals how the notion of separate- powerfully pulls the church’s evolution forward to its suffer, just as God did in Jesus.” timely and engrossing work brings to life the trials ness—of “others” and “borders” and the earth as an destiny. From here he envisions changes, sometimes For all who struggle with belief in God in a time and triumphs of these inspiring women, whose brav- object to exploit—endangers everyone and every- radical, in the church’s structure, teaching, ministry, lacking familiar props or sure signposts, Crowley ery and intellectual prowess opened the door for new thing. O’Murchu expands the Christian idea of Incar- and sacraments. Here is a book that will be part of offers answers from his own heartfelt reflection and discussions on the role of women in the Church. nation to reveal a universal embodiment of Spirit. He a sea change that already marks “the Francis revolu- theological struggle. Mary T. Malone taught for almost forty years at shows how all forms of embodiment—from bacteria tion.” Paul G. Crowley, SJ is Jesuit Community Professor at St. Augustine’s Seminary, Toronto, and in St. Jerome’s to the stars, from our children to strangers—evi- Fr. James A. Coriden is a canon lawyer and academic Santa Clara University and editor-in-chief of Theolog- University, the Catholic college of the University of dence a God who loves bodies, and chooses the cor- dean emeritus and professor, Washington Theological ical Studies. Waterloo. poreal form in every initiative of co-creation. Union. Diarmuid O’Murchu is the author of many pioneering books and speaks throughout the world.

22 ORDER TODAY • 1.800.258.5838 M-F 8-4 ET • OrbisBooks.com For complete Tables of Contents, search by title on OrbisBooks.com 23 A Theology of Dao Do Not Stifle Creation and A Harvey Cox Heup Young Kim the Spirit the Cross Reader Ecology & Justice Series Conversations with The Mercy of God for Robert Ellsberg, editor 2017 · 224pp., index Jacques Dupuis a Planet in Peril 2016 · 432pp., index 978-1-62698-219-2 $40 PB Gerard O’Connell Elizabeth A. Johnson 978-1-62698-170-6 $30 pb East Asian theological Preface by February 2018 · 256pp., index Throughout his career of perspectives, as an anti- Gerald O’Collins, SJ 978-1-62698-266-6 $28 hc over fifty years, Harvey dote to Western modes of Cox, one of America’s 2017 · 272pp., name index At a time of advancing thinking, can present an most creative and influen- 978-1-62698-222-2 $30 pb ecological devastation, alternative hermeneutic tial thinkers, has shown a in this fresh creative ap- to the dualism inherited knack for identifying key trends as well as new vari- proach to theology, Elizabeth Johnson asks how we from Greek philosophy that still prevails in West- Before his death, Jacques Dupuis, a prominent Cath- ations on abiding themes, especially the message of can understand cosmic redemption in a time of ad- ern theologies. Contemporary theologies (including olic theologian who faced a long persecution by his Jesus and the meaning of faith in an ever-evolving vancing ecological devastation. In effect, how can Asian theologies), heavily influenced by this dualism, own church for his teachings on religious pluralism, culture. From his reflections on his Baptist roots to we extend the core Christian belief in salvation to are often divided by two macro-paradigms; namely, was interviewed by Gerard O’Connell, a noted Cath- an inspiring essay, “Why I Am Still a Christian,” this include all created beings. Immediately this quest theo-logos (classical theology) and theo-praxis (lib- olic journalist for America. Dupuis insisted that the volume opens a fascinating window on the religious runs into a formidable obstacle: the idea that Jesus’ erationist theology). Offering valuable insights for frank and honest transcript not be published until questions of our time. death on the cross was required as an atonement for interreligious dialogue, Heup Young Kim argues for after he died and certain other curial figures were out Harvey Cox is professor emeritus of Divinity at Har- human sin—a theology laid out by the eleventh-cen- a third way, the Dao paradigm of theology, which can of office. vard Divinity School and author of the landmark tury theologian Anselm. Constructing her argument encompass these disparate traditions but also move This hidden treasure is finally unburied and pres- bestseller, The Secular City. (like Anselm) in the form of a dialogue, Johnson beyond them into more fruitful theological, scientif- ents not only Dupuis’ life story (including his tragic Robert Ellsberg (editor) is the Publisher of Orbis lays out the foundations in scripture, the teachings ic, and philosophical areas of reflection. final years) but also his views on religious pluralism, Books. While studying at Harvard Divinity School he of Jesus, and the early Church for an understanding Heup Young Kim is professor emeritus of Theology at interreligious dialogue, and ecclesiology. served as one of Harvey Cox’s teaching fellows. that emphasizes the love and mercy of God, showing Kangnam University, South Korea. Gerard O’Connell is an associate editor and Vatican how this approach could help us respond to a planet correspondent for America. Introducing Jacques Dupuis, SJ, (1923-2004) taught theology for in peril. Liturgy + Power Elizabeth A. Johnson many years at the Gregorian University in Rome and , a member of the Sisters of Saint Liberative Brian Flanagan and at the Vidyajyoti College of Theology in Delhi, India. Joseph, is Distinguished Professor of Theology at Theologies Johann Vento, editors Fordham University. Miguel A. De La Torre, College Theology Society Series Also by Elizabeth A. Johnson Mothers of Faith editor 2017 · 256pp. The Strength of 2015 · 288pp., index, textboxes, and 978-1-62698-217-8 $38 pb Motherhood in the Her Witness glossaries This collection offers a Christian Tradition 978-1-62698-140-9 $35 pb broad range of essays Wilfred M. Sumani, SJ Jesus Christ in the Global This ideal textbook for Voices of Women under three general ar- December 2017 · 320pp. college students and a eas: liturgical practice 978-1-62698-257-4 $28 pb Edited by Elizabeth A. Johnson valuable resource for professors and scholars intro- and ecclesial structures, 2016 · 368pp., index duces twelve different fields of liberative theologies A Malawi-born Jesuit priest, liturgy in the relation of the church and the world, 978-1-62698-172-0 $35 pb (Latin American, African, Asian, Non-Christian, Sumani approaches moth- and the liturgy in relation to God and God’s pow- Hispanic, African American, Asian-American, Pov- erhood (defined broadly) Drawn from around er. Drawn from the 2016 College Theology Society erty & Class, Feminist, Women of Color, GLBT, and in the Christian faith tra- the world, these essays conference in Kansas City, it includes contribu- Disability) in individual essays that explore how dition through both his reveal the many ways that tions from senior scholars such as Bruce Morrill, marginalized and disenfranchised groups can and do own personal context and through scholarly exegesis women have reflected on Susan Ross, and Ricky Manalo, among others, employ religious beliefs to articulate a liberationist on many mother figures throughout the long narra- and borne witness to the person, teaching, and praxis focusing on everything from liturgical aesthetics, religious and theological perspective. tive of Christianity including Mary, Elizabeth, Saints of Jesus Christ in light of their own varied contexts that mental health issues, ecclesiology, the intersection Miguel De La Torre is professor of social ethics and Felicitas and Perpetua, and even contemporary fig- include their struggles amidst poverty, racism, and vi- between race and religion, and the ethical dimen- Latinx Studies at the Iliff School of Theology, Denver. ures like Dorothy Day and Mother Teresa. Sumani olence; their experience of being female in male-dom- sions of Christian worship. inated structures in the church and society; and their Brian Flanagan is associate professor of theology at stresses that through the insights culled from the ex- periences of motherhood, one can deepen one’s un- commitment to promote justice in view of the human Marymount University in Arlington, VA. dignity of women. Johann Vento is professor of theology and religious derstanding of the workings of God in the world. In studies at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, NJ. the words of Margaret Hebblethwaite, the purpose of Abounding in Kindness the book is to find “God in motherhood” and “moth- erhood in God.” Writings for the People of God Wilfred M. Sumani, SJ teaches at Hekima University 2015 · 336pp, index College in Nairobi. 978-1-62698-113-3 $24 pb This collection of essays and lectures by one of the most influential Catholic theologians in the provides an overview of her essential work, while also offering a brilliantly fresh exploration of the Christian faith.

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Brady Clemens Sedmak 2017 · 400pp., index 978-1-62698-244-4 $44 pb Image of the The Source of 2016 · 256pp., index Unseen God All Love 978-1-62698-206-2 $32 pb Designed for the college classroom, this text pres- Catholicity, Science, and Catholicity and the Trinity In this unique treatment ents the principles of Our Evolving Understanding of the theology of Pope Heidi Russell Catholic social thought, of God Francis and his notion of describes their histori- Foreword by Ilia Delio a “church of the poor” and the implications for theo- Thomas E. Hosinski cal development, and includes abridged excerpts of 2017 · 216pp., index logical orthodoxy, Sedmak argues that Pope Francis all relevant documents. Each chapter also includes Foreword by Ilia Delio 978-1-62698-234-5 $27 pb can allow us to understand “orthodoxy in a new key.” study-discussion questions and reflections from the 2017 · 224pp., index Clemens Sedmak holds the F.D. Maurice Chair in This fresh approach to an Catholic tradition. 978-1-62698-259-8 $27 pb Moral and Social Theology at King’s College London age-old doctrine brings Ideal for a one-semester textbook or for use in a and is a visiting professor at the Center for Social Through the lens of “catholicity,” an awareness of our together theology and survey course, this new edition includes materials Concerns at the University of Notre Dame. fundamental wholeness in God, Fr. Hosinski surveys science to reveal an active, conscious, omnipresent from the teachings of Pope Benedict XVI and Pope our evolving understandings of God, casting light on power of Love that never began, never will end, and Francis. our knowledge of the universe as revealed in phys- guides the universe and everything in it. The key to Catholic Social Bernard V. Brady is professor of moral theology and ics, cosmology, and biology, particularly the theory spiritual evolution is awareness and participation. Thought chair of the theology department at the University of of evolution. Here is a holistic understanding of God Heidi Russell is the M.Div. Graduate Program Direc- St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. Encyclicals and Documents compatible with the implications of contemporary tor and an assistant professor at the Institute of Pas- from Pope Leo XIII to science that, remarkably, advances an understanding toral Studies, Loyola University Chicago. Pope Francis Globalization, that is harmonious with the implications of Jesus’s (3rd Revised ed.) Spirituality, life and teachings. Making All Things Thomas E. Hosinski, CSC, is professor emeritus of the- David J. O’Brien and and Justice ology at the University of Portland, OR. New Thomas A. Shannon, editors. Navigating the Catholicity, Cosmology, 2016 · 704pp., index Path to Peace A New Heaven, Consciousness 978-1-62698-199-7 $40 pb (Revised ed.) A New Earth Ilia Delio This classic compendium offers access to over a cen- Daniel G. Groody 2015 · 240pp., index tury of official statements of the Catholic Church on The Bible & Catholicity 2015 · 304pp., index 978-1-62698-136-2 $25 pb social issues ranging from Pope Leo XIII’s Rerum 978-1-62698-150-8 $30 pb Dianne Bergant Novarum to Pope Francis’s Laudato Si’ with an intro- The bestselling author A theological reading of 2016 · 208pp., index Ilia Delio introduces a ductory essay and helpful notes for each document, 978-1-62698-180-5 $25 pb David J. O’Brien is professor emeritus of Catholic globalization and a global reading of theology. new paradigm for being Studies at the College of the Holy Cross. Daniel G. Groody is associate professor of theology at This groundbreaking book Catholic: catholicity, destined to become as familiar Thomas A. Shannon is professor emeritus of Religion the University of Notre Dame and director of Immi- is an experiment in read- in this century as the word Catholic was in the 2nd and Social Ethics at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, gration Initiatives. ing the Bible through the century. Catholicity is a conscious awareness of how Worcester, MA. lens of catholicity. Each everything—the sun and stars, maple trees and Tradition and chapter examines an aspect of the natural world (de- muddy rivers, and all organisms from the single- Social Analysis for termined by the biblical text itself) from the perspec- celled to homo sapiens—form a whole. It is a dynamic Church Reform tive of the principle(s) of evolution and ecojustice. quality of being that burst forth in the life of Jesus the 21st Century Perspectives on Catholic Dianne Bergant, C.S.A., is Carroll Stuhlmueller, C.P., with the power to make all things new, and connects How Faith Becomes Action Moral Teaching Distinguished Professor Emerita of Old Testament all the dimensions of life: religion, spirituality, the Studies, Catholic Theological Union, Chicago. sciences, art, culture, and society. Maria Cimperman Charles E. Curran 2016 · 304pp., index. Foreword by Peter Henriot, S.J. 978-1-62698-171-3 $32 pb Personal The Unbearable 2015 · 288pp., appendix of worksheets Transformation and Wholeness of Being 978-1-62698-143-0 $24 pb In these essays Charles Curran reviews some of a New Creation God, Evolution, and A worthy successor to the the key themes of his long the Power of Love best-selling classic Social The Spiritual Revolution of career: the tradition of Catholic social teaching; the Beatrice Bruteau Ilia Delio Analysis: Linking Faith and area of bioethical and sexual ethics; and the project Justice, this book fills the pressing need for a contem- of church renewal and reform. Ilia Delio, editor 2013 · 208pp., index 978-1-62698-029-7 $22 pb porary academic resource that explains the tools of Charles E. 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Index Constants in Context ...... 17 Habito, Ruben L F...... 6 Latin American Theology ...... 13 Palestinian Theology Source of All Love, The ...... 27 Contemporary Mission Theology . . . . 15 Haight, Roger ...... 12, 22 Lee, Michael E ...... 13 of Liberation, A ...... 23 Spencer, Daniel T ...... 19 A Coriden, James A ...... 22 Harris, Melanie L ...... 4 Liturgy + Power ...... 24 Panikkar, Raimon ...... 12, 28 Spirit of Fire ...... 20 Abounding in Kindness ...... 25 Cosacchi, Daniel ...... 21 Harvey Cox Reader, A ...... 25 Living Cosmology ...... 19 Patrick, Anne E ...... 23 Spiritual and Religious ...... 22 African, Christian, Feminist ...... 3 Cox, Harvey ...... 25 Haughey, John C ...... 20 Living with(out) Borders ...... 9 Peace, Jennifer Howe ...... 12 Spiritual Direction ...... 22 African Christian Leadership ...... 15 Creation and the Cross ...... 25 Hayes, Diana L ...... 5, 29 Lloyd, Vincent W ...... 4 Peppard, Christiana Z ...... 19, 20 Spirituals and the Blues, The ...... 5 Ahern, Kevin ...... 9 Cross and the Lynching Tree, The . . . . 5 Henderson, Suzanne Watts ...... 6 Lothes Biviano, Erin ...... 20 Perry, Susan ...... 23 Stand Your Ground ...... 4 Amaladoss, Michael ...... 11 Cross in Contexts, The ...... 6 Hertig, Paul ...... 15 Luciani, Rafael ...... 13 Personal Transformation and Sterk, Andrea ...... 17 Anti-Blackness and Christian Ethics . . 4 Cross-Cultural Process in Christian Heyer, Kristin E ...... 8, 9 a New Creation ...... 27 Stivers, Laura A ...... 10, 19 Ashley, J . Matthew ...... 14 History, The ...... 16 Hill Fletcher, Jeannine ...... 8 M Phan, Peter C ...... 11 Strength of Her Witness, The ...... 25 At Play in the Lions’ Den ...... 21 Crossing Cultural Frontiers ...... 16 Hinga, Teresia ...... 3 MacDonald, Mary N ...... 28 Pope Francis ...... 19 Sugirtharajah, R . S ...... 7 Ateek, Naim Stifan ...... 23 Crowley, Paul G ...... 23 Hinson-Hasty, Elizabeth L ...... 8 Making All Things New ...... 27 Pope Francis and the Sumani, Wilfred M ...... 24 Athans, Mary Christine ...... 29 Curran, Charles E ...... 26 History of Christianity in Asia, I . . . . . 17 Malloy, Richard G ...... 22 Theology of the People ...... 13 Sunquist, Scott W ...... 17 Azetsop, Jacquineau ...... 3 History of Christianity in Asia, II . . . . 17 Malone, Mary T ...... 23 Power from the Margins ...... 14 D History of the World Christian Manson, Jamie L ...... 10 Prevot, Andrew ...... 4 T B Dávila, Maria Teresa ...... 9 Movement, I ...... 17 Martin & Malcolm & America ...... 5 Priest, Robert J ...... 15 Tan, Jonathan Y ...... 11, 16 Barine, Kirimi ...... 15 De La Torre, Miguel A ...... 7, 10, 21, 25 History of the World Christian Martin, Eric ...... 21 Problem of Wealth, The ...... 8 Teilhard’s Mysticism ...... 20 Be Still and Know ...... 6 Dear, John ...... 18 Movement, II ...... 17 Martin-Schramm, James B ...... 10, 19 Public Theology and the Theology Brewed in Beck, Robert R ...... 6 DeCosse, David E ...... 8 HIV & AIDS in Africa ...... 3 Massingale, Bryan N ...... 5 Global Common Good ...... 9 an African Pot ...... 3 Bergant, Dianne ...... 27 Delio, Ilia ...... 20, 27 Holy Spirit and an McDonagh, Sean ...... 19 Theology of Dao, A ...... 24 Berrigan Letters, The ...... 21 Dempsey, Carol J ...... 7 Evolving Church, The ...... 22 McGee, Paula L ...... 4 R Theology of Liberation, A ...... 14 Bevans, Stephen B ...... 17, 28 DeYoung, Curtiss Paul ...... 18 Hosinski, Thomas E ...... 27 Mission in the Twenty-First Century.16 Racial Justice and the Thomas Merton, Peacemaker ...... 18 Bible and Catholic Theological Do Not Stifle the Spirit ...... 24 Howard-Brook, Wes ...... 10 Missionary Movement in Catholic Church ...... 5 Tilley, Terrence W ...... 28 Ethics, The ...... 6 Doing Christian Ethics from Christian History, The ...... 16 Radical Reconciliation ...... 18 Tradition and Church Reform ...... 26 Bible and Literature, The ...... 7 the Margins ...... 10 I Mitchell, Bob ...... 15 Raheb, Mitri ...... 6, 7 Traditional Ritual as Binding the Strong Man ...... 7 Donovan, Vincent J ...... 17 I See Satan Fall Like Lightning . . . . . 28 Mitchem, Stephanie Y ...... 29 Ramirez, Ricardo ...... 14 Christian Worship ...... 16 Bingemer, Maria Clara ...... 13 Dorr, Donal ...... 9 Idol and Grace ...... 14 Mobley, Greg ...... 12 Reader’s Guide to Tran, Anh Q ...... 16 Biography of the Spirit, A ...... 20 Douglas, Kelly Brown ...... 4, 5 Image of the Unseen God ...... 27 Models of Contextual Theology . . . . . 17 Transforming Mission, A ...... 17 Transforming Mission ...... 17 Black Christ, The ...... 5 Duffy, Kathleen ...... 20 In Quest of the Jewish Mary ...... 29 Modern Spiritual Masters ...... 22 Reading the Bible from the Margins . . .7 Tucker, Mary Evelyn ...... 19 Black Theology of Liberation, A . . . . . 5 Dupuis, Jacques ...... 24 In the Company of the Poor ...... 14 Moffett, Samuel Hugh ...... 17 Readings in World Christian Block, Jennie Weiss ...... 14 Incarnation ...... 22 Mothers of Faith ...... 24 History, Vol. I ...... 17 U Boesak, Allan ...... 18 E Inspired Sustainability ...... 20 Müller, Gerhard Ludwig ...... 14 Religious Pluralism and Unbearable Wholeness Boff, Clodovis ...... 14 Earth Ethics ...... 19 Interreligious Encounters ...... 11 My Neighbor’s Faith ...... 12 Interreligious Theology ...... 11 of Being, The ...... 27 Boff, Leonardo ...... 14 Ecowomanism ...... 4 Introducing Liberation Theology . . . . 14 Myers, Bryant L ...... 17 Revolutionary Saint ...... 13 Unmoored God, The ...... 23 Bosch, David J ...... 17 Ellsberg, Robert ...... 22, 25 Introducing Liberative Theologies . . . 25 Myers, Ched ...... 7 Rhythm of Being, The ...... 28 Boyd, Drick ...... 10 Empire Baptized ...... 10 Introducing Theologies of Religion . .28 Ring, Nancy ...... 28 V Boyle, Elizabeth Michael ...... 7 Espín, Orlando O ...... 14 Introducing Womanist Theology . . . . 29 N Romero, Oscar ...... 13 Vento, Johann ...... 24 Brady, Bernard V ...... 26 Essential Catholic Social Thought . . . 26 Introduction to the Old Testament . . . . 7 Nairn, Thomas A ...... 8 Root of War Is Fear, The ...... 18 Vicini, Andrea ...... 20 Brand® New Theology ...... 4 Introduction to the Study of Religion . 28. Nash, Kathleen S ...... 28 Rose, Or ...... 12 Voices from the Margin ...... 7 Brazal, Agnes ...... 9 F Introduction to Theology in Global New Heaven, A New Earth, A ...... 27 Rosenhagen, Ulrich ...... 11 Burke, Kevin F ...... 14 Faith ...... 28 Perspective, An ...... 28 No Crystal Stair ...... 29 Ross, Cathy ...... 16 W Burrows, William R ...... 16 Faith and Resistance in the Age Irvin, Dale T ...... 17 Nolan, Albert ...... 28 Russell, Heidi ...... 27 Walking with the Poor ...... 17 of Trump ...... 21 Nussbaum, Stan ...... 17 Russell, Thomas A ...... 15 Walls, Andrew F ...... 16 C Faith in the Face of Empire ...... 7 J Rynne, Terrence J ...... 18 We Drink from Our Can War Be Just in Faith–Based Development ...... 15 Jesus & Buddha ...... 12 O Own Wells ...... 28 the 21st Century? ...... 9 Farley, Margaret A ...... 10 Jesus and His Enemies ...... 6 O’Brien, David J ...... 26 S White Allies in the Struggle Cardenal, Rodolfo ...... 14 Flanagan, Brian ...... 24 Jesus Before Christianity ...... 28 O’Connell, Gerard ...... 24 Schmidt-Leukel, Perry ...... 11 for Racial Justice ...... 10 Catholic Social Thought ...... 26 Forest, Jim ...... 18, 21 Jesus Christ, Peacemaker ...... 18 O’Murchu, Diarmuid ...... 22 Schroeder, Roger ...... 17 Williams, Delores ...... 29 Ceresko, Anthony ...... 7 Forged in the Fiery Furnace ...... 5 Jesus Today ...... 28 On Being Unfinished ...... 23 Sedmak, Clemens ...... 26 Winright, Tobias ...... 9 Chan, Yiu Sing Lúcás ...... 6 Four Women Doctors of the Church . . 23 Johnson, Elizabeth A ...... 25 On Care for Our Common Home, Sexuality and the Black Church . . . . . 5 Women Leaders in the Student Changing the Questions ...... 10 Future of Interreligious Johnston, Laurie ...... 9 Laudato Si’ ...... 19 Shannon, Thomas A ...... 26 Christian Movement ...... 15 Christ in All Things ...... 20 Dialogue, The ...... 11 Journey of Reconciliation, The ...... 3 On Job ...... 7 Shaw, R . Daniel ...... 16 World Christianity ...... 16 Christ in Evolution ...... 20 Joy of Religious Pluralism, The . . . . . 11 On the Side of the Poor ...... 14 Sin of White Supremacy, The ...... 8 Christian Ethics ...... 10 G Just Sustainability ...... 20 Opera Omnia of Raimon Panikkar . . . 12 Sisters in the Wilderness ...... 29 Z Christianity Rediscovered ...... 17 Gallagher, Robert L ...... 15 Just Water ...... 19 Option for the Poor and for the Earth . . 9 Social Analysis for Zacharias, Ronaldo ...... 6 Church Cannot Remain Silent, The . . 13 Girard, René ...... 28 Orobator, A .E ...... 3 the 21st Century ...... 26 Church of the Poor, A ...... 26 Glennon, Fred ...... 28 K Church We Want, The ...... 3 Globalization, Spirituality, Katongole, Emmanuel ...... 3 Cimperman, Maria ...... 26 and Justice ...... 26 Keenan, James F ...... 6 Clark, Meghan J ...... 9 God of the Oppressed ...... 5 Kim, Heup Young ...... 24 Coakley, John ...... 17 Grammar of Justice, A ...... 14 King, Ursula ...... 20 Cohen, Charles L ...... 11 Griffin, Michael ...... 14 Knitter, Paul F ...... 11, 12, 28 Cone, James H ...... 5 Grim, John ...... 19 Conscience and Catholic Groody, Daniel G ...... 26 Health Care ...... 8 Gudorf, Christine E ...... 10 Conscience and Catholicism ...... 8 Gutiérrez, Gustavo ...... 7, 14, 28

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