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1, 2, and 3 John, John Painter (Sacra Pagina) A simple path, Teresa, Mother Above all a shepherd, Ugo Groppi and Julius Lombardi Acts of the Apostles, Luke Timothy Johnson An Adult Christ at Christmas : essays on the three Biblical Christmas stories, Raymond Brown Apparitions of Our Lady at Medjugorje: An historical account …Kraljevic, Svetozar Babylon, Joan Oates Beauty at dawn: Notes to my sisters, Paula Bendry Larsen Birth of Messiah : a commentary on infancy narratives in gospels of Matthew and Luke, Raymond Brown Catholic matters: Confusion, Richard John Neuhaus Christ actually: The son of God for the secular age, James Carroll Christian ministry in Priesthood: A history of the ordained ministry in the Roman Catholic Church, Kenan Osborne Christian sacraments of initiation: Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist, Kenan Osborne Christology as narrative quest, Michael Cook Church and community in crisis: The Gospel according to Matthew, J. Andrew Overman Churches the apostles left behind, Raymond E. Brown City of God, Saint Augustine Civilizations of the Holy Land, Paul Johnson Colossians and Ephesians, Margaret MacDonald Community of the Beloved Disciple: The life, loves, and hates of an individual church in New Testament times, Rayond Brown Consider Jesus: Waves of renewal in Christology, Elizabeth Johnson Cross & human transformation: Paul’s apocalyptic word in 1 Corinthians, Alexandra Brown Crossing the threshold of hope, Pope John Paul II Crucified Christ in Holy Week, Raymond E. Brown Daily life in the time of Jesus , Henri Daniel-Rops Day Christ Died, Jim Bishop Desire of the Everlasting Hills, Thomas Cahill Doctor at Calvary, Pierre Barbet Dynamic Catholicism: A historical catechism, Thomas Bokenkotter Epistles of John, Raymond Brown Essential guide to Catholic terms, Mary Glavich Face of God: The Rediscovery of the True Face of Jesus, Paul Badde Foundations of Christian faith: An introduction to the idea of Christianity, Karl Rahner Fulfilled: Uncovering the Biblical foundations of Catholicism, Sonja Corbitt Fulfillment of all desire, Ralph Martin God so loved the world: Clues to our transcendent destiny from the revelation of Jesus, Robert J. Spitzer God We Never Knew, Marcus Borg God: The evidence, Patrick Glynn God’s human face: The Christ-icon, Christoph Schönborn Good enough Catholic: A guide for the perplexed, Paul Wilkes Good news according to Luke, Richard Rohr Gospel of Matthew, Daniel Harrington Growing in the virtues of Jesus, Quentin Hakenewerth His way: An everyday plan for following Jesus, David Knight Historical figure of Jesus, E.P. Sanders History of the ordained ministry in the Roman Catholic Church, Kenan Osborne In search of the Source: Neil Anderson In the beginning: The story of the King James Bible, Alister McGrath Inside the Bible, Kenneth Baker Interpretation of the Bible in the Church, Pope John Paul II Introduction to Moral Theology, William May Introduction to the faith of Catholics, Father Richard Chilson Isaiah of Jerusalem, William J. Doorly Jesus Christ: Fundamentals of Christology, Roch Kereszty Jesus of Nazareth: From the Baptism in the Jordan to the Transfiguration, Benedict XVI, Pope Jesus the Sage: The pilgrimage of wisdom, Ben Witherington Jewish Contemporaries of Jesus, Günter Stemberger Light shines on in the darkness, Robert Spitzer Little spoonful of chicken soup for the mother’s soul Marginal Jew: Rethinking the Historical Jesus, John P. Meier Mark: Good news for hard times, George Montague C:\Users\User\Documents\Parish\Library marketing - book list.doc Mary in the New Testament, Raymond Brown Master of surprise: Mark interpreted, Donald Juel Message of the Hebrews, Raymond Brown Ministry: Lay ministry in the Roman Catholic Church, Kevin Osborne Models of Revelation, Avery Dulles Mysteries of the Bible: Explaining the secrets of the unexplained, Timothy Dailey Mysteries of the middle ages and the beginning of the modern world, Thomas Cahill Nearer my God: An autobiography of faith, William F. Buckley New horizons: Studies in Biblical theology, Barnabas Ahern New Jerome Bible handbook, Raymond Brown New Testament essays, Brown, Raymondd New World of Faith, Avery Dulles Not by faith alone, Robert Sungenis Our fathers’ wells, Peter Pitzele Our Lady of Fatima, Walsh, William T. Our thoughts determine our lives, Thaddeus of Vitovnica Parables told by Jesus: A contemporary approach, Wilfrid Harrington Passion of Jesus Christ, John Piper Paths to the Northwest: A Jesuit history of the Oregon Province, Wilfred Schoenberg Pathways in scripture: A book-by-book guide to the spiritual riches of the Bible, Damasus Winzen Paul, Lucas Grollenberg Pentateuch: An Introduction to the First Five Books of the Bible, Joseph Blenkinsopp Peter in the New Testament, Raymond E. Brown Phenomenon of man, Teilhard de Chardin Poems to Cherish: From the Salesian collection Portraits of Paul: An Archaeology, Bruce Malina Power of love Sheen Prayers and Devotions , Pope John Paul II Psalms and compassions: A Jesuit's journey through cancer, Brown, Timothy Reading the Gospels with the church : from Christmas through Easter, Raymond Brown Real Jesus, Luke Timothy Johnson Rediscover Catholicism: A spiritual guide to living, Matthew Kelly Responses to 101 questions about Jesus, Michael Cook Responses to 101 questions on the Bible, Raymond E. Brown Resurrection of Jesus, Kenan B. Osborne Returnings : life-after-death experiences : a Christian view, John Aurelio Righteous gentiles of the Holocaust: A Christian interpretation, David Gushee Romans, Brendan Byrne Rosary, Gary Wills Saint Benedict for the laity, Dean, Eric Science and Evidence for Design in the Universe, Michael Behe et al. Searching for God in America, Hugh Hewitt Soul’s upward yearning, Robert Spitzer Ten commandments of God, Shannon, Albert J.M. Ten universal principles: A brief philosophy of the life issues, Robert J. Spitzer Theology for Beginners, Frank Sheed Thomas Aquinas: Scholar, poet, mystic, saint, A. G. Sertillanges Thomas Aquinas: Spiritual master, Robert Barron Trinity, Karl Rahner Truest Story, Kenneth Ryan Understanding the New Testament and its message: An introduction, Vincent Branick Visions of a future: A study of Christian eschatology, Zachary Hayes Visions of Mary, Calamari & DiPascua Who is Jesus? Why is He important?, Daniel Harrington Who was Who in the Bible? The ultimate A to Z resource Why do we suffer?, Daniel Harrington Why I am a Catholic, Gary Wills Window to the Divine: Creation theology, Zachary Hayes Workshop on the Book of James: The demands of a practical faith, Carolyn Nystrom and Margaret Fromer C:\Users\User\Documents\Parish\Library marketing - book list.doc .
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