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Daniel Berrigan At Play in the Lions’ Den Page 3 FAITH AND Dear Friends, RESISTANCE n recent years we have found in Pope Francis I and his vision a positive reference for our publish- IN THE AGE ing program. His vision of a church that reaches out to the margins, that cherishes the earth, and pro- OF TRUMP motes the spirit of mercy and reconciliation is well- reflected in a beautiful new collection of his writings, Miguel A. De La Torre, The Works of Mercy. At the same time, the recent editor election has provided another reference point: the challenge to resist everything that demeans life, that Foreword by Jim Wallis degrades respect for the truth, that fosters disdain for the weak and vulnerable, that promotes enmity and SEPTEMBER fear between religions, and that threatens the health of our planet. One small contribution is a new book, Faith and Resistance in the Age of Trump. But those competing polarities inform 272pp., index, 53/8 x 8¼ all the titles on our list: from the memoir of the prophetic archbishop of Manila to the life of $22 softcover peacemaker ; from a call to Christian-Muslim dialogue, to critiques of white ISBN 978-1-62698-247-5 supremacy and the spiritual perils of affluence. We are a publishing house with a mission. RELIGION/Religion, Politics & State Whether that mission is defined by what we support or what we oppose, it has never been RELIGION/Christian Life/Social Issues clearer or more urgent. RELIGION/Essays Yours, Robert Ellsberg, Publisher

“May this book serve as a nurturing, connecting, and sustaining resource as we discuss the CONTENTS many ways faith, resistance, and healing must take shape in the Trump era. . . . We need to African, Christian, Feminist Hinga______23 live and act in solidarity — together.” —From the Foreword by Jim Wallis African Christian Leadership Barine/Priest______21 or many people of faith, the election Contributors include Susan Thistlethwaite, Anti-Blackness and Christian Ethics Lloyd/Prevot______12 of represents not just a J. Kameron Carter, Amir Hussain, David Gushee, At Play in the Lions’ Den Forest______3 F political crisis—a threat to our republic Miguel Diaz, Kelly Brown Douglas, Christiana Buddhism (Opera Omnia) Panikkar______27 and a danger for the entire world—but also Zenner, Sister , Kwok Pui-lan, Crossing Cultural Frontiers Walls______25 a confessional crisis, a moment that calls into George “Tink” Tinker, and Rabbi Steven Dialogue of the Heart McGee______10 question the deepest meaning of our religious Greenberg. Ecowomanism Harris______22 claims and values. Miguel A. De La Torre is professor of social Essential Catholic Social Thought (2nd Ed.) Brady______26 Reflections by notable religious scholars, ethics and Latino/a studies at Iliff School of Faith and Resistance in the Age of Trump De La Torre______Inside Front Cover ministers, and activists address this crisis. With Theology in Denver, CO. An ordained Southern Four Women Doctors of the Church Malone______2 chapters treating issues of gender, race, disability, Baptist minister, he is the author of 18 books, The Future of Interreligious Dialogue Cohen/Knitter/Rosenhagen______24 LGBT justice, immigration, the environment, including Reading the from the Margins, I Have Learned from the Least Tagle______7 peace, and poverty, the contributors seek to Trails of Hope and Terror, and Introducing Lib- The Image of the Unseen God Hosinski______16 name our situation and to set forth an agenda erative Theologies (all Orbis). Incarnation O’Murchu______9 for faith and resistance. and His Enemies Beck______19 The Journey of Reconciliation Katongole______18 Mothers of Faith Sumani______8 ALSO OF INTEREST On Being Unfinished Patrick______15 TRAILS OF HOPE CLOUD OF WITNESSES A Palestinian Theology of Liberation Ateek______11 AND TERROR Pope Francis and the Theology of the People Luciani______4 Jim Wallis Testimonies on Immigration The Problem of Wealth Hinson-Hasty______14 Joyce Hollyday Miguel A. De La Torre The Sin of White Supremacy Hill Fletcher ______13 ISBN 978-1-57075-571-2 Spiritual Direction Malloy______6 ISBN 978-1-57075-798-3 $24 softcover The Unmoored God Crowley______17 $20 softcover The Works of Mercy Pope Francis______5 Women Leaders in the Student Christian Movement Russell______20 Recent Bestsellers ______28 Order Form/Information ______29

800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com FOUR WOMEN AT PLAY IN DOCTORS THE LIONS’ DEN OF THE CHURCH A Biography and Memoir Hildegard of Bingen of Daniel Berrigan Catherine of Siena Jim Forest Teresa of Ávila Thérèse of Lisieux Mary T. Malone AUGUST NOVEMBER

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An historian brings to life the stories of the Catholic Church’s four women doctors and “If you want to follow Jesus, you had better look good on wood.” —Daniel Berrigan their continuing influence. our women have been recognized by This timely and engrossing work brings to aniel Berrigan (1921-2016), a Jesuit suffering from AIDS. Jim Forest, who worked the Vatican as Doctors of the Church life the trials and triumphs of these inspiring priest and poet, was one of the pre- with Berrigan in building the Catholic Peace F and thus form a part of the magisterium women, whose bravery and intellectual prowess D eminent Christian peacemakers of his Fellowship in the 1960s, draws on his deep (authentic teaching authority) of the Roman opened the door for new discussions on the time. After gaining notoriety in 1968 through friendship over five decades to provide the Catholic Church. Here, theologian Mary T. role of women in the Church. his role, along with his brother Philip, in de- most comprehensive and intimate picture yet Malone adeptly explores the stories of these Mary T. Malone taught for almost forty years stroying Vietnam-era draft files as part of the available of this modern-day prophet. Extensive visionaries, introducing us to the wisdom of at St. Augustine’s Seminary, Toronto, and in St. Catonsville 9, he helped elevate the Christian photographs and quotations from Berrigan’s the formidable Hildegard of Bingen; the all- Jerome’s University, the Catholic college of the conscience with regard to issues of war and writings complete the portrait. encompassing compassion of Catherine of University of Waterloo. She is the author of sev- violence. Resistance to the Vietnam War was Jim Forest is an internationally renowned Siena; the groundbreaking writings of Teresa eral books, including the three-volume history, followed by decades of protest against nuclear peacemaker and spiritual writer. His many books of Ávila; and finally, the heartfelt “Little Way” Women & Christianity (Orbis). She lives in Ireland. weapons, including his participation in the first include biographies of (All is Grace) of the much-loved Thérèse of Lisieux. “Plowshares” action, the symbolical disarming and Thomas Merton(Living with Wisdom). His of nuclear warheads. most recent book is The Root of WarIs Fear: But Berrigan’s efforts on behalf of life also in- Thomas Merton’s Advice to Peacemakers. He volved care for the dying and ministry to those lives in Alkmaar, the Netherlands.

ALSO OF INTEREST ALSO OF INTEREST THE STRENGTH WOMEN IN CHRISTIANITY DANIEL BERRIGAN ALL IS GRACE OF HER WITNESS Mary T. Malone Essential Writings A Biography of Dorothy Day Jesus Christ in the Global Vol. I The First Thousand Years , ed. Jim Forest Voices of Women ISBN 978-1-57075-366-4 $24 softcover ISBN 978-1-57075-837-9 ISBN 978-1-57075-921-5 Elizabeth A. Johnson z Vol. I I ISBN 978-1-62698-172-0 From 1000 to the Reformation $20 softcover $27 softcover ISBN 978-1-57075-393-0 $35 softcover $24 softcover z Vol. I II From the Reformation to the 21st Century ISBN 978-1-57075-475-3 $28 softcover

2 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 3 POPE FRANCIS THE WORKS AND THE OF MERCY THEOLOGY OF Pope Francis THE PEOPLE Foreword by James Keenan, SJ Rafael Luciani Translated by Phillip Berryman

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Examines the Latin American theology that has shaped the social and ecclesial vision of Pope Francis. signature of the pontificate of Pope CORPORAL WORKS OF MERCY______Francis, the theme of mercy is rooted  FEED THE HUNGRY t is always good to have in hand a book Pope Francis has offered a bold challenge to in the message of Jesus, who tied our  GIVE DRINK TO THE THIRSTY that helps us learn the origins of a body an “economy that kills,” identifying in particu- A  salvation to the treatment of the least of our CLOTHE THE NAKED of thought, and which at the same time, lar a form of globalization that turns people brothers and sisters: “I was hungry and you  WELCOME THE STRANGER “I  impels us toward the transformation of the fu- into disposable consumers and increases the fed me… Imprisoned and you visited me....” VISIT THE SICK ture of which we are real agents. I think Rafael widening gap between the rich and poor. In do- In reflections drawn from his writings and  VISIT THE PRISONER Luciani’s book meets both of these conditions: ing so, he has drawn not only from the social preaching, Pope Francis treats in turn each of  BURY THE DEAD we have here a contribution which helps clarify teaching of the Latin American Church, but the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy. a theological and pastoral reflection that has also in a particular way from a school of the- SPIRITUAL WORKS OF MERCYA______Each topic opens a window on a larger theme. grown up under the skies of Argentina, but ology that arose in Argentina called “Theology  COUNSEL THE DOUBTFUL For example, under “Welcoming the stranger,” which from the outset is open to the cultural of the People.” A type of liberation theology, it  INSTRUCT THE IGNORANT Pope Francis reflects on the plight of refugees newness furnished to us by our Latin America.” emphasizes respect for the culture and popular  ADMONISH SINNERS and immigrants. His reflections on “Visiting the —Omar Cesar Albado religious expressions of the poor.  CONSOLE THE AFFLICTED prisoner” are set in the context of his own  Catholic University of Argentina Rafael Luciani is a lay theologian from Caracas, PARDON OFFENSES pastoral visits to prisons, where he asks the  BEAR WRONGS PATIENTLY Venezuela and is currently a visiting professor at question: “Who is this man standing before  PRAY FOR THE LIVING AND THE DEAD Boston College. you? The man standing before you is a man who has experienced forgiveness.”

ALSO OF INTEREST ALSO OF INTEREST LATIN AMERICAN A CHURCH THE WAY OF MERCY CARE FOR CREATION THEOLOGY OF THE POOR A Call for Christine M. Bochen, Ecological Conversion Roots and Branches Pope Francis and the editor Transformation of Orthodoxy Maria Clara Bingemer Pope Francis Clemens Sedmak ISBN 978-1-62698-186-7 ISBN 978-1-62698-184-3 ISBN 978-1-62698-189-8 ISBN 978-1-62698-206-2 $18 softcover $22 softcover $18 softcover $32 softcover

4 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 5 SPIRITUAL I HAVE LEARNED DIRECTION FROM THE LEAST A Beginner’s Guide My Life, My Hopes Richard G. Malloy, SJ Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle

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n a lively and personal style rich with sto- as the examen and silent retreats, and shows Q: How do you imagine the beyond? ries and personal reflection, Fr. Richard how to integrate prayer and reflection into A: A banquet! A banquet where everybody, especially the world’s poor, will have enough, I Malloy introduces readers to the art and everyday life. not just of material food but also God’s justice. —From the book practice of Spiritual Direction in the Jesuit tra- Useful for courses on spirituality and pastoral ardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, the arch- pluralism, , an ethic of ecology, dition. Responding to the tone and texture of theology, Spiritual Direction: A Beginner’s Guide bishop of Manila and one of the leading and the challenges facing the church in the millennials’ questions and concerns, his book is enriching reading for those seeking spiritual voices of the Asian Church, has emerged twenty-first century. His deep commitment to emphasizes spiritual direction as a relationship C growth as well as those already engaged in spir- in this era of Pope Francis as an example of a the poor and an ardent faith in the mes- with God that leads to both personal and so- itual direction. shepherd who “has the smell of the sheep.” Nar- sage shine clearly throughout these memories cial transformation. rated in the form of an interview, this memoir and reflections. Richard G. Malloy, SJ, is vice president for uni- Drawing on insights from a wide range of au- versity ministry and mission at the University traces his upbringing in humble circumstances, Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, Archbishop of thors who write on prayer and the spiritual of Scranton. He has also served as a professor his early vocation to the priesthood followed by Manila, also serves as president of Caritas In- life, Fr. Malloy shows how the human desire and university chaplain at St. Joseph’s Univer- theological studies in the United States, service ternational and of the Catholic Biblical Federa- for God unites with our aspirations for a world sity in Philadelphia. He is the author of A Faith on the International Theological Commission, tion. He received a doctorate from the Catholic that reflects God’s peace and justice. He dis- That Frees and Being on Fire, both Catholic Press and his surprising rise in the hierarchy of the University of America and has served on the cusses Ignatian tradition and practices, such Association award winners from Orbis Books. Philippine Church and on the world stage. International Theological Commission. He is the With unusual openness and frankness, Cardinal author of several books, including Easter People. Tagle freely shares his thoughts on religious

ALSO ALSOBY RICHARD OF INTEREST G. MALLOY ALSO OF INTEREST BEING ON FIRE A FAITH THAT FREES EASTER PEOPLE WITH THE SMELL The Top Ten Essentials Catholic Matters for the Living Community OF THE SHEEP of Catholic Faith 21ST Century The Pope Speaks to Priests, Cardinal Luis Bishops, and Other Shepherds ISBN 978-1-62698-070-9 ISBN 978-1-57075-734-1 Antonio Tagle Pope Francis $18 softcover $22 softcover ISBN 978-1-57075-596-5 ISBN 978-1-62698-224-6 $15 softcover $18 softcover

6 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 7 MOTHERS INCARNATION OF FAITH A New Motherhood in the Evolutionary Threshold Christian Tradition Diarmuid O’Murchu Wilfred M. Sumani, SJ

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“A brilliant study of motherhood in Scripture, tradition, and contemporary history. It is What does it mean to be embodiments of the Spirit of God on earth, and why is it so scholarly yet accessible, and quite user-friendly and creative in the way it blends exegesis important to understand it? with explanation, reflection and prayer.” —A.E. Orobator, S.J. he incarnation and , idea of Incarnation to reveal a universal em- Malawi-born Jesuit priest, Sumani In the words of Margaret Hebblethwaite, the writes Diarmuid O’Murchu, marks a new bodiment of Spirit. He shows how all forms of approaches motherhood (defined purpose of the book is to find “God in moth- T evolutionary threshold and points the embodiment—from bacteria to the stars, from A broadly) in the Christian faith tra- erhood” and “motherhood in God.” Useful for way towards the fulfillment of our destiny. We our children to strangers—evidence a God who dition through both his own personal con- scholars, Mothers of Faith is also a valuable re- can continue in that direction… or destroy our- loves bodies, and chooses the corporeal form in text and through scholarly exegesis on many source for prayer and devotional reflection. selves. It is our choice: to co-create with God, or every initiative of co-creation. mother figures throughout the long narrative Wilfred M. Sumani, SJ holds a doctorate in co-destruct on our own. Incarnation shows us Diarmuid O’Murchu is the author of many of Christianity including Mary, Elizabeth, sacred liturgy from the Pontifical Institute of what we need to know to choose rightly. pioneering books that include Evolutionary Saints Felicitas and Perpetua, and even con- Liturgy, Sant’Anselmo, Rome, and teaches at Incarnation reveals how the notion of separate- Faith, Ancestral Grace, In the Beginning Was temporary figures like Dorothy Day and Hekima University College in Nairobi. ness—of “others” and “borders” and the earth as the Spirit, God in the Midst of Change, and . Sumani stresses that through an object to exploit—endangers everyone and Inclusivity (all Orbis). He lives in Ireland and the insights culled from the experiences of everything. O’Murchu expands the Christian speaks throughout the world. motherhood, one can deepen one’s under- standing of the workings of God in the world.

ALSO OF INTEREST ALSO BYALSO DIARMUID OF INTEREST O’MURCHU NOT COUNTING WOMEN IN QUEST OF THE RELIGIOUS LIFE IN IN THE BEGINNING AND CHILDREN JEWISH MARY THE 21ST CENTURY WAS THE SPIRIT Neglected Stories from the Bible The Mother of Jesus in History, The Prospect of Refounding Science, Religion, and Theology, and Spirituality Indigenous Spirituality Megan McKenna ISBN 978-1-62698-207-9 Mary Christine Athans ISBN 978-1-57075-995-6 ISBN 978-0-88344-946-2 $26 softcover ISBN 978-1-62698-004-4 $22 softcover $19 softcover $19 softcover

8 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 9 DIALOGUE A PALESTINIAN OF THE HEART THEOLOGY OF Christian–Muslim LIBERATION Stories of Encounter The Bible, Justice, and the Martin McGee, OSB Palestine–Israel Conflict Naim Stifan Ateek Foreword by Walter Brueggemann

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The story behind the Trappist martyrs depicted in Of Gods and Men. “Merits wide attention and close sustained study, for there is so much to unlearn and learn anew.” —Walter Brueggemann n Dialogue of the Heart, Fr. Martin McGee By drawing on the inspiring witness of the presents a timely and heartfelt plea encour- Catholic Church in Algeria and Morocco, ddressing what many consider the theology of liberation responds with a counter- I aging Christians everywhere to cultivate Fr. McGee sensitively illuminates the way in world’s most controversial conflict, strategy for biblical interpretation, emphasizing harmonious relationships with their Muslim which Christians can connect sincerely in ev- A Naim Ateek offers a succinct primer the prophetic themes of inclusivity and justice. neighbors. eryday life with their Muslim neighbors. on liberation theology in the context of the Ateek concludes by providing principles for Palestinian struggle for freedom and self-deter- achieving security, peace, and justice for all With a touching account of the martyred Martin McGee, OSB is a Benedictine monk mination. Beginning with the historical roots peoples in Israel/Palestine. Trappist monks of Tibhirine, Algeria, Fr. Mar- and a chaplain in Worth Abbey School, Sussex. of this struggle, he shows how the memory tin reveals how this particular order provides He is also the author of Christian Martyrs for a Naim Stifan Ateek is an Anglican priest and of the Holocaust served to trump the claims an inspiring example by reaching out to their Muslim People (Paulist Press, 2008), which tells founder of the Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation and aspirations of the native inhabitants of Muslim fellow-believers in modern-day North the poignant story of the nineteen priests and Theology Center in Jerusalem. A former canon Palestine, and how later Israeli occupation and Africa. The monks’ story, recounted in the sisters assassinated by Islamic fundamentalists of St. George’s Cathedral in Jerusalem, he was settlements in the West Bank have contributed award-winning 2010 filmOf Gods and Men, in Algeria in the mid-1990s. the first to articulate a Palestinian theology to their suffering and oppression. forms the backbone of this deeply affecting of liberation in his book, Justice, and Only Jus- and thoughtful celebration of interreligious Supported by many Western Christians, Israeli tice: A Palestinian Theology of Liberation (Orbis, friendship. claims to the land rely on a particular exclusiv- 1989). He is also the author of A Palestinian ist reading of the Bible. In contrast, a Palestinian Christian Cry for Reconciliation (Orbis 2008).

ALSO OF INTEREST ALSO OF INTEREST A LIFE POURED OUT DIALOGUE OF LIFE FAITH IN THE FACE JUSTICE AND Pierre Claverie of Algeria A Christian OF EMPIRE ONLY JUSTICE among Allah’s Poor The Bible through A Palestinian Theology Jean-Jacques Pérennès Palestinian Eyes of Liberation Bob McCahill, MM ISBN 978-1-57075-706-8 Mitri Raheb Naim Stifan Ateek ISBN 978-1-57075-066-3 $30 softcover ISBN 978-1-62698-065-5 ISBN 978-0-88344-545-7 $15 softcover $20 softcover $18 softcover

10 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 11 ANTI-BLACKNESS THE SIN OF WHITE AND CHRISTIAN SUPREMACY ETHICS Christianity, Racism, Vincent W. Lloyd and and Religious Diversity Andrew Prevot, editors in America Jeannine Hill Fletcher

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Examines Christian complicity in anti-black racism and mobilizes Christian resources to “There is no book that speaks with a more powerful prophetic voice than this.” challenge it. —Peter C. Phan

rom police violence to mass incarcera- Elias Ortega-Aponte, Ashon Crawley, Eboni ow have Christian theologies of reli- of which is to demand of white Christians that tion, from environmental racism to Marshall Turman, and Bryan Massingale, this gious superiority underwritten ideolo- they accept their responsibility for racist policies F micro-aggressions, the moral gravity of collection speaks to scholars, students, activ- H gies of white supremacy in the United and structural discrimination in America. anti-black racism is attracting broad atten- ists, and Christians of all races who believe that States? According to Hill Fletcher, the tenden- Jeannine Hill Fletcher is a professor at Fordham tion. How do Christian ideas, practices, and black lives matter. cy of Christians to view themselves as the “cho- University and a constructive theologian whose institutions contribute to today’s struggle for Vincent W. Lloyd is assistant professor of re- sen ones” has often been translated into racial research is at the intersection of systematic the- racial justice? And how do they need to be ligion at Syracuse University. His most recent categories as well. In other words, Christian ology and issues of diversity (including gender, reimagined in light of the challenges to white book is Black Natural Law (Oxford). supremacy has historically lent itself to white race, and religious diversity). Her books include supremacy posed by today’s movements for supremacy, with disastrous consequences. Monopoly on Salvation? (Bloomsbury Academic), racial justice? Andrew Prevot is assistant professor of the- ology at Boston College. He is the author of How might we start to disentangle the two? Hill and Motherhood as Metaphor (Fordham Uni- With contributions by leading experts such as Thinking Prayer (University of Notre Dame Fletcher proposes educational strategies that versity Press). Katie Grimes, Steven Battin, Santiago Slabod- Press). will help foster racial healing in America, the first sky, M. Shawn Copeland, Kelly Brown Douglas,

ALSO OF INTEREST ALSO OF INTEREST STAND YOUR GROUND RACIAL JUSTICE AND WHITE ALLIES THE CROSS AND THE Black Bodies and the THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THE STRUGGLE LYNCHING TREE Justice of God FOR RACIAL JUSTICE Bryan N. Massingale James H. Cone Kelly Brown Douglas Drick Boyd ISBN 978-1-57075-776-1 ISBN 978-1-62698-005-1 ISBN 978-1-62698-109-6 ISBN 978-1-62698-149-2 $26 softcover $25 softcover $24 softcover $30 softcover

12 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 13 THE PROBLEM ON BEING OF WEALTH UNFINISHED A Christian Response Collected Writings to a Culture of Affluence Anne E. Patrick Elizabeth L. Hinson-Hasty Edited by Susan Perry Foreword by Charles Curran

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hat if we reconsidered our views to emerge out of every context, including the uring more than a half-century of ser- Anne E. Patrick, SNJM (1941-2016) was the on poverty and perceived it as a middle class, and presents alternate visions for vice to the Church and the academy, William H. Laird Professor of Religion and the W problem with the way we live with what it means to live by “an ethic of enough.” D Anne E. Patrick was a leading feminist Liberal Arts, emerita, at Carleton College. She wealth? Approaching the issue from a theo- Elizabeth L. Hinson-Hasty is professor and Catholic voice, revered both as a teacher and as was a former president of the Catholic Theo- logical rather than a market-driven perspective chair of the department of theology at Bellar- a critical scholar of theology, ethics, literature, logical Society of America, as well as the recipi- invites an alternative social logic, informed by mine University, Louisville. She is the author of and the arts. Her scholarly publications broke ent of its 2013 John Courtney Murray Award. a much richer picture of human beings and our Beyond the Social Maze (Bloomsbury T&T Clark), new ground in a number of Catholic theological An author of numerous books and essays on limits as we live in symbiotic relationship with and Dorothy Day for Armchair Theologians disciplines, including feminist ethics, liturgy, theological, ethical, and literary topics, she was the larger delicate web of life. (Westminster John Knox). A 2010 Fulbright and contemporary expressions of religious life. a professed member of the Sisters of the Holy In The Problem of Wealth, Elizabeth L. Hinson- Scholar, she has also served as a research consul- Gathered here for the first time is a selection Names of Jesus and Mary. Hasty reframes the current discussion of tant for the World Council of Churches’ hearings of her essays, both published and unpublished, Susan Perry was an editor at Orbis Books for wealth inequalities, poverty, and the exploi- on Poverty, Wealth, and Ecology, and received on these topics and more. Edited by Susan over two decades. She now resides in Philadel- tation of our natural environment from a Bellarmine’s Wilson Wyatt Faculty Fellowship Perry, this volume is an essential resource for phia, PA. progressive Christian perspective. She under- for excellence in teaching and scholarship. anyone seeking to understand post-Vatican II scores the need for social change advocates theological development in the Catholic Church in the United States.

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14 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 15 THE IMAGE OF THE THE UNSEEN GOD UNMOORED GOD Catholicity, Science, Believing in a Time and Our Evolving of Dislocation Understanding of God Paul G. Crowley, SJ Thomas E. Hosinski Foreword by Ilia Delio Catholicity in an Evolving Universe Series

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“A clear and sensitive justification of process philosophy’s relevance to contemporary A theological meditation on what it means to believe in God in a world of social and Catholic theology.” —John F. Haught spiritual dislocation. hat does it mean to be “made in the Here is a holistic understanding of God com- his short, profound reflection centers For all who struggle with belief in God in a time image and likeness of God”? How patible with the implications of contemporary on the meaning of faith and the place of lacking familiar props or sure signposts, Crowley W has the world talked about God science that, remarkably, advances an under- T God in a time of “dislocation.” As Paul offers answers from his own heartfelt reflec- over the ages? What do the life and teachings standing that is harmonious with the implica- Crowley writes: “Dislocated humanity is met tion and theological struggle. of Jesus say about the nature of God? Do the tions of Jesus’ own life and teachings. by a God who chooses a divine dislocation in Paul G. Crowley, SJ is Jesuit Community Profes- “new sciences” diminish or affirm Christianity’s Thomas E. Hosinski, CSC, is professor emeri- the Incarnation, entering simply and intimate- sor at Santa Clara University. He is editor-in- understanding of God? tus of theology at the University of Portland ly into our own human condition and showing chief of Theological Studies and author of four Through the lens of “catholicity,” an aware- (OR). He is the author of Stubborn Fact and the way, through suffering, toward life. Believ- books, including two edited for Orbis: Robert ness of our fundamental wholeness in God, Fr. Creative Advance: An Introduction to the Meta- ing in this unmoored God would look like en- McAfee Brown and From Francis to Vatican II. Hosinski surveys our evolving understandings physics of Alfred North Whitehead (Rowman & tering into solidarity with unmoored humanity, of God, casting light on our knowledge of the Littlefield). and journeying with those who suffer, just as universe as revealed in physics, cosmology, and God did in Jesus.” biology, particularly the theory of evolution.

ALSO IN THE CATHOLICITY IN AN EVOLVING UNIVERSE SERIES ALSO OF INTEREST MAKING ALL THE SOURCE THE STRANGEST WAY THE CONTAGION THINGS NEW OF ALL LOVE Walking the Christian Path OF JESUS Catholicity, Cosmology, Catholicity and the Trinity Doing Theology Consciousness Robert Barron as if It Mattered Heidi Russell Ilia Delio ISBN 978-1-57075-408-1 Sebastian Moore ISBN 978-1-62698-234-5 ISBN 978-1-62698-136-2 $20 softcover ISBN 978-1-57075-781-5 $27 softcover $25 softcover $24 softcover

16 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 17 THE JOURNEY OF JESUS AND RECONCILIATION HIS ENEMIES Groaning for a Narrative Conflict New Creation in Africa in the Four Emmanuel Katongole Robert R. Beck

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The meaning of reconciliation is powerfully tested in the context of African suffering and An examination of narrative structure in each of the four gospels offers a fresh under- conflict today. standing of the Christian response to conflict.

hat does it mean for Christians in Emmanuel Katongole is a Ugandan priest and n narrative analysis, the message expressed in firm opposition.” The Gospels have much to Africa to receive the gift and invita- theologian. Founder of the Center for Recon- in each of the four gospels is conveyed not say about this, though the answers are found W tion of reconciliation in the midst ciliation at Duke University, he is now associate I just through Jesus’ teachings or particu- in a place we seldom look: in the qualities of of the stubborn realities of war, poverty, and professor of theology and peace studies at Notre lar stories but through the overall narrative dramatic narrative itself. Jesus and His Enemies violence? Here, Emmanuel Katongole outlines Dame. His books include The Sacrifice of Africa: itself—particularly through the introduction offers a fresh contribution to biblical teaching a theological vision of reconciliation as God’s A for Africa (Eerdmans); Mirror and resolution of conflict. Through dramatic on violence, ethics, and the Christian pursuit journey with creation—both gift and mission. to the Church: Resurrecting Faith after Genocide narrative the evangelists show Christians how of peace. He then explores the ecclesiological dimension in Rwanda, with Jonathan Wilson Hartgrove they are to act in situations of conflict without Robert R. Beck is a Catholic priest and professor of reconciliation and provides different por- (Zondervan); and Reconciling All Things: A Chris- abandoning the demands of love. emeritus of religious studies at Loras College in traits on why and how the church matters for tian Vision for Justice, Peace and Healing, with As Robert Beck reflects, “This is the real test Dubuque, IA. reconciliation in Africa. Chris Rice (IVP Press). of the command to love one another, which Finally, he draws on stories of peace activists in finds its most exacting demand when we are Congo, Uganda, and Rwanda to illuminate the spiritual and practical disciplines that sustain those who labor for reconciliation.

ALSO OF INTEREST ALSO OF INTEREST THE CHURCH WE WANT PEACEBUILDING THE NEW TESTAMENT BINDING THE African Catholics Catholic Theology, Introducing the Way STRONG MAN Look to Vatican III Ethics, and Praxis of Discipleship A Political Reading of Mark’s Story of Jesus A.E. Orobator, ed. Robert R. Schreiter, Wes Howard-Brook and R. Scott Appleby, and Sharon Ringe, eds. Ched Myers ISBN 978-1-62698-203-1 Gerard F. Powers, eds. ISBN 987-1-57075-418-0 ISBN 978-1-57075-797-6 $35 softcover ISBN 978-1-57075-893-5 $26 softcover $28 softcover $30 softcover

18 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 19 WOMEN LEADERS AFRICAN CHRISTIAN IN THE STUDENT LEADERSHIP CHRISTIAN Realities, Opportunities, MOVEMENT and Impact 1880–1920 Kirimi Barine and Robert J. Priest, editors Thomas A. Russell American Society of Missiology Series #54 American Society of Missiology Series #55

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The previously untold story of the courageous woman pioneers who served as leaders in he remarkable expansion of Christianity African Christianity and to foster the healthy the early Student Christian Movement. in Africa amid massive social challenges development of Africa. ounded in the late nineteenth century A work of immense historical value, Russell’s T has created unprecedented opportunities Kirimi Barine is an author, trainer, publisher in Great Britain, the Student Christian text advances the ongoing debate on the role for Christian leadership. Thousands of young and consultant. He is the founding director of Movement (SCM)—now the World Student of women in numerous religious communities, congregations now provide local platforms Publishing Institute of Africa and author and F for spiritual and social direction. African Chris- Christian Federation—today embraces two Christian and otherwise. co-author of several books, among them Trans- tians also find themselves exercising leadership million members in over ninety countries. Thomas A. Russell is a faculty member in in- formational Corporate Leadership (Integrity). Among the groups descended from the SCM in a wide variety of business, educational, media, terdisciplinary studies for the Regent’s Online social service, and governmental venues, but Robert J. Priest is G. W. Aldeen Professor of are Campus Crusade for Christ, Intervarsity Degree Program for the State of Tennessee International Studies and professor of mission Christian Fellowship, and the YMCA. they lack support structures for contextually and a priest in the Anglican Church in North relevant Christian leadership training and de- and anthropology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity Drawing on the historical records of the America. He holds a PhD. from Vanderbilt velopment. School and former president of the American SCM, Thomas A. Russell establishes the role of University and a Master of Divinity from Gordon- Society of Missiology. Among his publications women in the organization from its beginning, Conwell Theological Seminary. African Christian Leadership, the result of a is This Side of Heaven: Race, Ethnicity, and stressing not only the pressures and prejudices study funded by the Tyndale House Founda- Christian Faith (Oxford). they faced but also the pioneering work they tion over many years, offers insights on the performed and the valuable contributions support and training necessary to promote they offered.

ALSO OF INTEREST ALSO OF INTEREST WOMEN IN MISSION GOSPEL BEARERS, WHAT IS NOT SACRED? FAITH-BASED From the New Testament GENDER BARRIERS African Spirituality DEVELOPMENT to Today Missionary Women How Christian Organizations Can in the Twentieth Century Laurenti Magesa Make a Difference Susan E. Smith Dana L. Robert, ed. ISBN 978-1-62698-052-5 Bob Mitchell American Society of Missiology Series American Society $30 softcover ISBN 978-1-62698-214-7 of Missiology Series ISBN 978-1-57075-737-2 $26 softcover ISBN 978-1-57075-425-8 $25 softcover $25 softcover

20 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 21 ECOWOMANISM AFRICAN, African American Women CHRISTIAN, and Earth-Honoring Faiths FEMINIST Melanie L. Harris The Enduring Search Ecology & Justice Series for What Matters Teresia Hinga

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cholarship on African American history reflections with her own personal stories and or the past two decades, Teresia Hinga Teresia Hinga is associate professor in the re- and culture has often neglected the tra- anecdotes. has been a leading academic voice in ligious studies department at Santa Clara Uni- S dition of African American women who This unique text stands at the intersection of F the fields of African Christianity, women versity. Born in Kenya, she received her Ph.D. engage in theological and religious reflection several academic disciplines: womanist theol- in African theology, and gender and ethics in in religious studies (focusing on Gender in on their ethical and moral responsibility to ogy, eco-theology, spirituality, and theological the African context. Gathered here for the African Catholic Christianity) from Lancaster care for the earth. Melanie Harris argues that aesthetics. first time are Hinga’s own selections from her University in England in 1990. Her scholarly/ African American women make distinctive extensive body of work, both previously pub- research interests include women and religion, contributions to the environmental justice Melanie L. Harris is associate professor of lished and unpublished. religion and contemporary moral issues, and religion and ethics at Texas Christian Univer- movement in the ways that they theologize, Revealing the breadth and depth of Hinga’s religion and ethics in the public square. She is a theorize, practice spiritual activism, and come sity, author of Gifts of Virtue, Alice Walker, and founding member of The Circle of Concerned Womanist Ethics, and co-editor of Faith, Femi- scholarly endeavors, this collection is a valuable into religious understandings about our re- resource for scholars and students, particularly African Women Theologians and the Associa- lationship with the earth. Incorporating ele- nism and Scholarship (both Palgrave Macmillan). tion of African Women Theologians. She holds a PhD. from Union Theological Semi- those working at the intersection of multiple ments of her family history to set the stage for disciplines. her argument, Harris intersperses her academic nary, New York.

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22 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 23 THE FUTURE OF CROSSING INTERRELIGIOUS CULTURAL DIALOGUE FRONTIERS A Multireligious Conversation Studies in the History on Nostra Aetate of World Christianity Charles L. Cohen, Andrew F. Walls Paul F. Knitter, and Ulrich Rosenhagen, editors Edited by Mark R. Gornik

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Prominent Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Islamic, and Jewish scholars explore the meaning “Missiologists are the magpies of the academic world; they invade the scholarly territory of Nostra Aetate. of their neighbors and steal their topics. . . . This also makes us academic subversives, upsetting harmony by raising new issues, introducing new perspectives, new data, iden- rawn from a conference celebrating Charles L. Cohen is E. Gordon Fox Professor tifying new questions and problems within established fields.” —Andrew F. Walls the 50TH anniversary of the landmark of American Institutions at UW-Madison and Vatican II document, Nostra Aetate former director of the Lubar Institute for the ndrew F. Walls’s first collection of essays, Africa in Christian thought and history, along D The Missionary Movement in Christian with reflections on a broad range of mission (“Declaration on the Relation of the Church to Study of the Abrahamic Religions. History, was named by Christianity To- figures, and a personal reflection on “missiology Non-Christian Religions”), this multi-perspec- Paul F. Knitter is the Emeritus Paul Tillich Pro- A tive collection of essays by the world’s leading day in their list of the top 100 most influential as a vocation.” fessor of Theology, World Religions, and Culture books of the twentieth century. In this third scholars of theology and interreligious dialogue at Union Theological Seminary, New York. Andrew F. Walls is a former missionary to Sierra brings new ferment to the field of interreligious collection, Walls carries forward his decades- Leone and professor emeritus of the study of understanding. Ulrich Rosenhagen, formerly associate direc- long project, upending staid interpretations Christianity in the non-Western world at the tor of the Lubar Institute for the Study of the of Christian history by examining the role of In addition to the editors, contributors in- University of Edinburgh. His books include The Abrahamic Religions, is a lecturer in religious mission and cross-cultural transmission of the Missionary Movement in Christian History, The clude (among others) John T. Thatamanil, John studies at UW-Madison. Gospel in the formation of World Christianity. Borelli, Jeannine Hill Fletcher, Roger Haight, Cross-Cultural Process in Christian History, and ST John Pawlikowski, Dwight Hopkins, Shira Lander, In essays marked by profound learning and his (with Cathy Ross), Mission in the 21 Century and Sallie B. King. characteristic wit, Walls covers themes ranging (all Orbis). from the transmission of Christian faith, to

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24 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 800-258-5838 OrbisBooks.com 25 ESSENTIAL BUDDHISM CATHOLIC SOCIAL Opera Omnia Volume V THOUGHT Raimon Panikkar nd 2 Edition Edited by Milena Carrara Pavan Bernard V. Brady

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Revised and expanded, this rigorous and comprehensive review of Catholic social teaching ollowing volumes on Christianity and offering new ways of understanding the tradi- includes excerpts of crucial documents and up-to-date analyses of the latest encyclicals. Hinduism, this new offering in the com- tions he studied. prehensive collection of Panikkar’s work esigned for the college classroom, this terials from the teachings of Pope Benedict XVI F Raimon Panikkar (1918-2010) made pioneer- brings together in one volume the English-lan- text presents the principles of Catho- and Pope Francis. ing contributions in the areas of interreligious guage version of Panikkar’s important work on lic social thought, describes their his- dialogue, comparative theology, and the phe- D Bernard V. Brady is professor of moral theol- Buddhism. As always, Panikkar seeks to bring nomenology of religion, while bridging different torical development, and includes abridged ex- ogy and chair of the theology department at together East and West without compromising religions and cultures (Christianity, Buddhism, cerpts of all relevant documents. Each chapter the University of St. Thomas, St. Paul, MN. He the integrity of each tradition. Hinduism), and effected insightful conversa- also includes study-discussion questions and is the author of several books: Christian Love, Enthusiasts of Panikkar will find much to en- tion between the so-called sacred and secular reflections from the Catholic tradition. Be Good and Do Good (Orbis Books), and The joy in this deep reading of one of the world’s worlds. These diverse contributions were tied Ideal for a one-semester textbook or for use in Moral Bond of Community (Georgetown). great religious heritages, while the newcomer together in a unifying vision he called his “cos- a survey course, this new edition includes ma- will find much intellectual profit in Panikkar’s motheandric intuition,” the deep interconnec- methods—always comparing, contrasting, and tion of the Divine, the Cosmic, and the Human.

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