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Books by Timothy M. Gallagher, O.M.V Books for Spiritual Living and Religious Thought BOOKS BY TIMOTHY M. GALLAGHER, O.M.V. — AND MORE! Begin Again 2 Discernment of Spirits 3 Open Mind, Faithful Heart 6 A remarkable teacher of Ignatian spirituality Timothy M. Gallagher, O.M.V. Begin Again The Life and Spiritual Legacy of Bruno Lanteri Bestselling author Timothy M. Gallagher, O.M.V., assembles a remarkable biography of Father Bruno Lanteri, who while living within a context of exciting historical signi cance— with the French Revolution, the rise and fall SPIRITUALITY of Napoleon, and the Bourbon Restoration reshaping France all around him—overcame great odds to become the foremost spiritual leader of the age, ultimately founding the Ob- lates of the Virgin Mary. Drawn from Lanteri’s own journals, letters, and correspondence, Gallagher o ers a detailed spiritual portrait IGNATIAN of a man once limited by his own impatience and lack of charity, who evolved into a man of erce spiritual courage, religious reformer, de- fender of the Pope against Napoleon’s abuses and a symbol of perseverance who coined the term “begin again”—the o cial motto of the Oblates. Complemented by a timeline of historical events, photographs, and maps, Gallagher’s richly researched volume brings to light the ministry and legacy of a remarkable leader as never before. As seen 978-0-8245-2579-8 on $24.95 pb / 352 pages EWTN Why classic spirituality? Why Ignatian spirituality? Fr. Gallagher: Not many decades ago, the use of classic method in prayer appeared con ning: such constraints once removed, a person would be truly free to pray in the Spirit. Uninstructed “freedom,” however, has proven inadequate, and today we witness renewed interest in classic teaching about prayer— classic, because such teaching answers the perennial questions: How do I begin to pray? Which approach is best suited for me? How may I understand my experience at prayer? My struggles in prayer? e artist taught by a skilled master is truly free to create beauty; the spiritual person, taught by a skilled master, is truly free to pray. Among these masters, St. Ignatius of Loyola excels in o ering wise, exible, and e ective teaching about prayer. 2 WWW.CROSSROADPUBLISHING.COM When your life is at a crossroads Timothy M. Gallagher, O.M.V. IGNATIAN Discerning the Will of God If you are facing a turning point in life, you know how di cult it can be to try to hear God’s will amid the noise of other people’s expectations and your own wishes. Ignatius of Loyola developed a series of exercises and SPIRITUALITY re ections designed to help you in these times so that your decision can be one that conforms to God’s will for your life. Discerning the Will of God: An Ignatian Guide to Christian Decision Making is a trustworthy guide to applying those re ections to your own par- ticular circumstances. This guide, which does not require any prior knowledge of Ignatian spirituality, can be used by people of any faith, though some elements will be more directly applicable to Catholic readers. 978-0-8245-2489-0 $19.95 pb / 172 pages Audiobook coming soon The Discernment of Spirits The Discernment of Spirits: An Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living A Reader’s Guide When you’re ready to move more deeply into An Ignatian Guide for Everyday Living Ignatian thought, discover this great favorite NEW! of spiritual directors, directees, and others who want to understand Ignatius’s Rules for A companion to the bestselling Ignatian discernment—their keen insight into the guide, this workbook provides a practical human soul and their ability to explain the means of unlocking the wisdom of The real-life struggles of spiritual seekers today. Discernment of Spirits. Each chapter includes 978-0-8245-2291-9 key concepts, additional case studies, and $24.95 pb / 232 pages questions to consider in the personal application of the teachings. 978-0-8245-4985-5 $12.95 pb / 96 pages SALESCROSSROADPUBLISHING.COM 3 Which Ignatian title is right for you? SPIRITUALITY Spiritual The Examen Prayer An Ignatian Meditation and Consolation Ancient Wisdom for Introduction to Contemplation An Ignatian Guide for Our Lives Today Prayer An Ignatian Guide to Greater Discernment When you want classic spiritual Scriptural Re ections Prayer with Scripture Those with some familiarity discipline to apply every day, According to the To understand the two with Ignatian spirituality will this highly practical book is Spiritual Exercises practices essential to Ignatian IGNATIAN enjoy this book, which extends an important resource. The When you need short, practical spirituality, meditation and the approach of The Discern- Examen prayer helps you exercises for young and old, contemplation, discover this ment of Spirits, interweaving discover the hand of God in this volume provides 40 short volume. Fr. Gallagher explains stories and Ignatian principles your everyday life and learn to (2-page) Ignatian meditations, what is unique to each practice, for a more profound under- be receptive to God’s blessings. including scripture passages, shows how you can profi t from standing of Ignatius’s Second 978-0-8245-2367-1 meditative keys for entering both at diff erent times in your Rule for discernment. $19.95 pb / 192 pages into the scriptural story, and spiritual life, and reveals how guided questions for refl ection. their structure can be adapted 978-0-8245-2429-6 to your particular spiritual $19.95 pb / 192 pages For groups and individuals, whether beginners or needs. experienced. 978-0-8245-2488-3 978-0-8245-2487-6 $14.95 pb / 112 pages $16.95 pb / 96 pages WHICH IGNATIAN TITLE IS RIGHT FOR YOU? When you need short, practical exercises for young and old: An Ignatian Introduction to Prayer Group leaders who are looking for practical exercises for groups, including groups who may not have much experience in spiritual development, will want to acquire An Ignatian Introduction to Prayer: Scriptural Re ections According to the Spiritual Exercises. is book features forty short (two-page) Ignatian meditations, including scripture passages, meditative keys for entering into the scriptural story, and guided questions for re ection. ese exercises are also useful for individual re ection both for experienced persons and beginners: beginners will recognize and resonate with some of the evocative passages from scripture; those familiar with Ignatian teaching will appreciate the Ignatian structure of the guided questions. When your life is at a crossroads: Discerning the Will of God If you are facing a turning point in life, you know how di cult it can be to try to hear God’s will amid the noise of other people’s expectations and your own wishes. Ignatius of Loyola developed a series of exercises and re ections designed to help you in these times so that your decision can be one that conforms to God’s will for your life. 4 WWW.CROSSROADPUBLISHING.COM Which Ignatian title is right for you? “You are like an artist when you pray.” – Ignatius of Loyola IGNATIAN SPIRITUALITY Joseph A. Tetlow Hugo Rahner, editor Raymund Schwager Michael Kennedy The Spiritual St. Ignatius Loyola Jesus in the Drama With Audio Narrated Exercises of Letters to Women of Salvation by Martin Sheen The Jesus Ignatius Loyola Reprinted by popular demand, Toward a Biblical Doctrine With Commentary this major volume in Cross- of Redemption Meditations A Guide for Contemplation This readable translation and road’s library of Jesuit Spiritual- A convincing scholarly picture step-by-step commentary un- ity unveils Ignatius’ spiritual of Jesus in relation to his From an inner-city Jesuit folds the relevance of a spiritual wisdom for women. Rahner’s Jewish historical context pastor, stories of struggle and classic to modern life—for research and insights off er a and to the beginnings of the consolation in America’s most every reader, Christian or priceless glimpse into Loyola’s Christian community. Schwager violent places—and the power not. Stories, analogies, and relations with women—as presents Jesus as the coherent of the simple, classic Ignatian approachable language make spiritual directees, supporters, message of God’s salvation to method of growing closer to this an ideal companion for and confi dantes. humankind. Christ in our daily lives. The anyone seeking inspiration and 978-0-8245-2475-3 latest in Crossroad’s series on 978-0-8245-1796-0 Ignatian spirituality. personal growth. $45.00 pb / 612 pages $29.95 pb / 256 pages 978-0-8245-2539-2 978-0-8245-1929-2 $16.95 pb / 168 pages $19.95 pb / 192 pages Siegmar Dopp & Wilhelm Mayeul de Dreuille Msgr. Charles Murphy Willi Lambert Geerlings, editors Seeking the Belonging to God Directions for Dictionary of Early Absolute Love A Personal Training Guide Communication Christian Literature The Founders of Christian for the Deeper Catholic Discoveries with Monasticism Spiritual Life Ignatius Loyola Explore the life and work of Christian writers up to the The author presents a loving Answering St. John Paul II’s Willi Lambert’s exploration eighth century and their lasting introduction to the founders of call for “training in holiness,” of the life and writings of St. infl uence—with complete, the monastic orders and shows Charles Murphy, former rector Ignatius Loyola yields a fruitful precise information and an how St. Benedict and others of the North American College and fascinating model of updated bibliography. Articles made a skillful selection from in Rome, applies principles communication for people unfold author’s lives, works, the treasures of the ancients. from the spiritual tradition to of all walks of life. and impact, and analyze genres modern life—on the model of Christian writing. 978-0-8245-1830-1 of the ever-practical St.
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