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Fall / Winter 2018-19 Highlights

Basic Guide to the Old Testament, A Jean-Louis Ska .......................................................... 16

Crucified Jesus Is No Stranger. The Sebastian Moore ......................................................... 9

Chromatius of Aquileia #75 Translated with an intro. by Thomas P. Scheck ............. 14

Ecumenism of Blood Hugh Somerville Knapman, OSB ................................ 18

Hatch, Match, and Dispatch Richard Leonard, SJ .................................................... 5

Holocaust and the Christian World, The Edited by Carol Rittner, Stephen D. Smith, and Irena Steinfeldt ......................................................... 17

Home Is Where My Heart Lives Heidi Howarth ........................................................... 8

How to Be an Adult David Richo ............................................................... 4

Ignatius of Loyola Pedro Rodríguez-Ponga, SJ .......................................... 8

Irrepressible Light Patricia Sharbaugh ................................................... 13

Jonathan Edwards Selected and introduced by Kyle C. Strobel, Adriaan C. Neele, and Kenneth P. Minkema ................ 14

Krister among the Jews and Gentiles Ed. by Paula Fredriksen and Jesper Svartvik................ 17

Lonely Mystic Michael Ford .............................................................. 2

Mary of Magdala (t) Marinella Perroni and Cristina Simonelli .................... 13

Message of Amoris Laetitia, The Walter Kasper .......................................................... 12

My Time with God Cecelie Fodor ............................................................. 6

Navigating toward Adulthood Theresa A. O’Keefe ................................................... 10

Pastoral Care and Counseling Philip Browning Helsel .............................................. 15

Pastoral Leadership Dan R. Ebener .......................................................... 10

Path into Life, A Walter Kasper ............................................................ 9

Paulist Biblical Commentary, The ............................... 3

Pope Francis on the Joy of Love Ed. by Thomas P. Rausch, SJ, and Roberto Dell’Oro ...... 11

Pope Francis, the Family, Divorce, and Civil Unions Stephen Walford ....................................................... 12

Raymond E. Brown and the Catholic Biblical Renewal Donald Senior, CP ....................................................... 1

Rejoice and Be Glad Pope Francis............................................................. 11

Smile of Joy Thomas Casey, SJ ........................................................ 4

Surprise of Reconciliation in the Catholic Tradition, The Ed. by J. J. Carney and Laurie Johnston ...................... 15

What Are You Looking For? Joan Chittister, OSB..................................................... 7

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Paulist Press is a leading publisher of books and multimedia materials in the areas of theology, religious studies, scripture, liturgy, spirituality, pastoral ministry, church history, world religions, and children’s books.

MISSIONSince 1865, as a mission of the Paulist Fa-thers, Paulist Press has published the best of Catholic thought at the intersection of faith and culture, using all contemporary media to communicate religious truths and to support people in their search for meaning.

VISION“My best conviction is that the spread and defense of the holy faith by means of the Press in every form and shape is an inte-gral part of its apostolic vocation.”

—Isaac Thomas Hecker (c. 1865)

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sage to people of all religions, as well as to spiritual seekers outside any faith tradition

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•Encourages respectful dialogue across reli-gious lines

•Supports sound scholarship•Embraces religious wisdom from all sources•Displays sensitivity to the cultural issues of

the day

Paulist Press is committed to using all modes of communication to fulfill its mission. It se-lects the medium that is most suitable for the content or best fits what the market de-mands.

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Comprehensive, analytical and critical

biography of one of greatest biblical

scholars of the 20th century.

HISTORYSeptember 2018376 pages(t) / 6 x 9

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RAYMOND E. BROWN AND THE CATHOLIC BIBLICAL RENEWALDonald Senior, CP Foreword by Ronald D. Witherup, PSS

Distinguished biblical scholar Donald Senior has written a comprehensive, analytical and critical, and deeply appreciative biography of one of greatest biblical scholars of the 20th century that locates him within the sweep and drama of the Catholic Biblical renewal, espe-cially in the United States.

Exploring the life of Raymond Brown is also to be plunged into one of the most remark-able periods in the history of the Catholic Church. Brown’s exceptional personal gifts and his formative experiences explain a lot about his future professional life and the impact it had on the Catholic Church in the United States. At the same time, tracking the evolution of his publications and his reflections on his methodology illumines the struggle within Roman Catholicism to absorb historical critical methods of studying the Bible, while attempting at the same time to maintain Catholic tradition and doctrine. Brown stood at the very epicenter of that struggle, a struggle whose reverberations are still part of the atmosphere of Cathol-icism today.

Donald Senior, CP, is president emeritus of Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, IL, and a leading scholar of the New Testament. His Paulist Press books include Jesus: A Gospel Portrait and the coauthored Invitation to the Gospels.

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Explores and analyzes Nouwen’s

writings on loneliness, intimacy,

and friendship in relation to his life.

HISTORYSeptember 2018

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LONELY MYSTICA New Portrait of Henri J. M. NouwenMichael Ford

“Loneliness is a negative, so we have to turn it into a positive. When I embrace my loneliness, I find light, hope and joy.”

—Henri Nouwen in conversation with the author.

Throughout his life and his writings, Nouwen struggled with loneliness, recently described as “the virus of our age.” But by integrating his spirituality, formed in the priesthood, with his psychological insights, gleaned through his clinical training, he produced books that helped others live with loneliness in creative ways. Loneliness is the main artery running through the corpus of Nouwen’s work, yet there has never been a single study devoted to this major theme of his thinking. In this new book, Nouwen’s biographer Michael Ford explores and analyzes Nouwen’s writings on loneliness, intimacy, and friendship in relation to his life. He draws from unused interviews recorded for his biography, Wounded Prophet, twenty years ago and includes original reflections on the subject from people Nouwen touched through his books and through his encounters with others wrestling with alienation and displace-ment. Ford also incorporates material from an interview Nouwen gave him, his only one for the BBC. The result is a spirituality of loneliness for our times, the fruit of Nouwen’s best writing on the subject and fresh insights into the soul of a priest whose tortured brilliance is inspiring a new generation of readers.

Michael Ford is a journalist, broadcaster, author/editor of ten books in the field of contemporary spirituality. He gives retreats and teaches on Henri Nouwen. He resides in the UK.


THE PAULIST BIBLICAL COMMENTARYedited by José Enrique Aguilar Chiu, Richard J. Clifford, S.J., Carol J. Dempsey, O.P., Eileen M. Schuller, O.S.U., Thomas D. Stegman, S.J., Ronald D. Witherup, P.S.S.

The Paulist Biblical Commentary (PBC), is a one-volume commentary on the books of the Bible designed for a wide variety of Bible readers, especially those engaged in pastoral ministry. The volume consists of a commentary on each of the seventy-three books of the Catholic canon of the Bible along with twelve general articles. While based on classical approaches to Scripture, the commentaries and articles are not limited to historical-literary issues, but draw upon relevant theological and pastoral ideas found in the text.

The Paulist Biblical Commentary presents:• Solid exegesis of the biblical text.• A useful tool for preaching and spiritual nourishment.• An essential aid to deepen the understanding of Scripture.• Current biblical research that is relevant to pastoral or spiritual ministry.

The Commentary brings together the collaboration of more than seventy international bib-lical scholars, each with expertise in their area of study drawn from their experience and interest in pastoral or spiritual ministry.

The Paulist Biblical Commentary

represents the fruit of the past 50+

years of the modern Catholic biblical renewal

BIBLE September 2018

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PERSONAL GROWTH October 2018

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HOW TO BE AN ADULTA Handbook on Psychological and Spiritual IntegrationDavid Richo

Living life as a happy, mature adult does not always come easily to all of us. In this best-selling work, David Richo conveys to his readers just how to do this, based on his many years’ experience as a psychotherapist and workshop leader.

David Richo is a psychotherapist in private practice in Santa Barbara, CA. He earned his PhD in clinical psychology from Sierra University in Santa Monica. Dr. Richo has been a teacher at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur.

SMILE OF JOYMary of NazarethThomas G. Casey, SJ

A vivid portrayal of Mary’s inner life and generous “yes” to God, based on the New Testament, depict-ing a deeply compassionate, truly thoughtful, really holy, and wholly human woman to whom we can readily relate.

An entry into Mary’s inner life, based on what is said about her in the New Testament, showing how this hugely compassionate woman can provide an example for us in our Christian lives. The book paints a portrait of a thoroughly human, compassionate, warm and resilient woman.

Thomas G. Casey is Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth, Ireland. He was previously Professor of Philosophy at the Gregorian University in Rome. He has written, co-written and co-edited several books on contemporary culture, spirituality, and biblical studies, including Wis-dom at the Crossroads, Better than Babylon, From Fear to Serenity, and Paul’s Jewish Matrix (all with Paulist).

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Accessible, engag-ing, and educational - a journey through

the history of liturgy, and theology of the seven sacraments.

SACRAMENTSSeptember 2018

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HATCH, MATCH, AND DISPATCHA Catholic Guide to SacramentsRichard Leonard, SJ

Bestselling author Richard Leonard has written an accessible, engaging, and educational journey through the history, liturgy, and theology of the seven sacraments, as well as the Rite of Christian Burial, where history, liturgy, and contemporary theology intersect. The book expands the ritual and theological horizons of those who have celebrated the sacra-ments for their whole lives and introduces neophytes to the question of why sacraments are essential in the Christian life. In addition, it explores the endless possibilities they provide in developing our Christian lives.

Richard Leonard, SJ, is a Jesuit of the Australian Province. He is the director of the Australian Catholic Office for Film & Broadcasting and a consultant to the Australian Catholic Bishops’ Media Council. He combines his film scholarship with an active writing and lecturing career in the areas of liturgy, cinema, culture, and religion. He has lectured across Australia and in England, Ireland, Scotland, Italy, Pakistan, India, and the United States, and has a master’s degree in systematic theology and a doctorate in cinema studies.

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InspirationalEndearingBeautiful

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MY TIME WITH GOD31 Bedtime Stories and PrayersCecille Fodor

One story for each day in a month. Divided between stories from the Old and New Testa-ment, My Time with God is packed with thirty-one retold Bible stories, along with thirty-one prayers to accompany each story and is certain to be a hit with the age group. This board book has a unique handle attached to the book, which makes it fun for children.


Insightful, passionate, and honest

exploration of the religious life

PERSONAL GROWTHOctober 2018

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WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?Seeking the God Who Is Seeking YouJoan Chittister, OSB

International writer and lecturer Joan Chittister offers here an insightful, passionate, and honest exploration of the religious life, a life lived entirely through the filter of the Gospel.

Not just aimed at those who may be on the point of deciding whether they ought to think about entering religious life themselves, this book is for all people who care about the place and nature of religious life in the Christian community, since it has shaped generation after generation of the church. What is religious life?; what is it attempting to do?; what has it become in the last fifty years?; and what value is it to anybody, whether they want to be a part of it or not? These are some of the questions Chittister takes on in this engaging, thought-provoking book.

Joan Chittister, OSB, is a writer, lecturer, and executive director of Benetvision, a resource and research center for contemporary spirituality in Erie, PA. She received a PhD from Penn State University, and has been honored with numerous awards for her work on behalf of peace and women in church and society.

WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR?

Seeking the God Who Is Seeking You

Joan Chittister, OSB


CHILDREN December 201848 pages • 51/2 x 8(t) • Paperback

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IGNATIUS OF LOYOLAPedro Rodríguez-Ponga, SJ

Here in comic book format is the life of St. Igna-tius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuits, told simply, yet elegantly, accompanied by eye-catching, modern illustrations. The text does not demand any previous knowledge of his life and may be used in groups, individually, or for prayer. Everyone can come away with spiritual benefits and life lessons in learning about Ignatius’s life, making it especially inviting in its colorful, dis-tinctive format. Ages 10 and up.

Pedro Rodriguez-Ponga, SJ, is professor at the Universidad Loyola Andalucía in Spain.

HOME IS WHERE MY HEART LIVESHeidi Howarth

Little Robot was sleeping for a very long time. When he was found and awoken from his slumber, he found himself in a different time and a place he could remember—a lush and beautiful green forest. Terrible danger threat-ens the forest and all of its inhabitants, and only he has the skills to save them. These creatures need him but are also afraid of him. How can you find a place where you can

belong when you are the only one of your kind? You look to the kindness of others. You may not only find some new friends, but also a chance for a new beginning and even a new family.

The author of many children’s books, Heidi Howarth lives in Devon, UK.

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SPIRITUALITY September 2018128 pages • 53/8 x 8 • Paperback

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LITURGY AND WORSHIP January 2019

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THE CRUCIFIED JESUS IS NO STRANGERRevised EditionSebastian Moore; foreword by Joseph Melling

The Crucified Jesus Is No Stranger explores the art of contemplating Jesus crucified which, as Moore acknowledges, is to come to understand, in painful situations, that the cross that I always first experience as “life’s crucifixion of me” is, in fact, my crucifixion of life—the Jesus-cross. Yet Jesus is also a transforming symbol.

Our own evil becomes explicit in Jesus. When that happens, explains Moore, “this symbol transforms evil into sin and sin into sorrow and forgiveness. And through this conversion, the believer finds as his or her own that identity which first he rejected and crucified.”

Dom Sebastian Moore, OSB, was a popular monk of Downside Abbey, Bath.

A PATH INTO LIFEReflections for Lent and EasterWalter Kasper

Cardinal Walter Kasper offers here thought-pro-voking reflections on Lent and Easter, inviting us to ask, “Why and for what am I here? What is the meaning of my life? What is my vocation as a Christian?”

Kasper emphasizes that “When we think about our life in this way, each of us has a reason to repent and to direct his and her life anew towards Christ and towards Easter. With this new orientation, contemplating the pas-sion of Christ becomes a path of Easter, a path of transition, of transformation and of grace, a path of hope. On this path, we find life” (from the introduction).

Walter Kasper is a German cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. He is president emeritus of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity, having served as its president from 2001 to 2010.

A PATH INTO LIFE

Reflections for Lent and Easter

Walter Kasper


PASTORAL LEADERSHIPBest Practices for Church LeadersDan R. Ebener

In this book Dan Ebener leads the reader on a systematic journey to the heart of parish ministry, taking a look along the way at the challenges parish leaders face in exercising their ministry. Throughout the book, he inter-sperses useful real-life examples of common leadership situations.

Dan Ebner has been practicing leadership and developing leaders for churches, busi-nesses, and nonprofits since 1976.

PASTORAL MINISTRY November 2018

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PASTORAL MINISTRY November 2018


NAVIGATING TOWARD ADULTHOODA Theology of Ministry with AdolescentsTheresa A. O’Keefe

The theological and ministerial task at the heart of ministry with adolescents is assisting adoles-cents to recognize and grow into the multiple relationships in their lives, including their rela-tionship with God.

Theresa O’Keefe is associate professor of the practice, youth, and young adult faith in the School

of Theology and Ministry at Boston College. She holds a PhD in theology and education from Boston College.

PASTORAL LEADERSHIP

Best Practices for Church Leaders

Dan R. Ebener


POPE FRANCIS ON THE JOY OF LOVEPastoral Reflections on Amoris LaetitiaEdited by Thomas P. Rausch, SJ, and Roberto Dell’Oro

Pope Francis’s document, Amoris Laetitia, is first and foremost a pastoral message aimed at transforming parish culture.

Given this consideration, this book exam-ines the pastoral dimension of the document—examining practical aspects of implementation, singling out issues each parish may need to flesh out—and provides end-of-chapter pasto-ral questions to guide parish communities in responding to this call.

Thomas P. Rausch, SJ, is the T. Marie Chilton Professor of Catholic Theology Emeritus at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles.

Roberto Dell’Oro is the director of the Bioethics Institute and a professor in the Department of Theo-logical Studies at Loyola Marymount University.

PASTORAL MINISTRY September 2018


SPIRITUALITY June 2018144 pages • 53/8 x 8 • Paperback

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REJOICE AND BE GLADOn the Call to Holiness in Today’s WorldPope Francis

The Apostolic Exhortation Gaudete et Exsultat—Study EditionPreface by Catherine Clifford Foreword by Massimo Faggioli

In this papal exhortation, Pope Francis looks at the call to holiness in today’s world, which is some-thing to which we all can aspire. No matter who we are, young or old and no matter what our voca-tion, it is in the very act of living—with humility, kindness, and mercy—that we can become holy.

Pope Francis, Jorge Mario Bergolio, was born in Buenos Aires on December 17, 1936. On March 13, 2013, he became the bishop of Rome and the 266th pope of the Catholic Church.


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POPE FRANCIS, THE FAMILY, AND DIVORCEIn Defense of Truth and MercyStephen Walford Foreword by Cardinal Oscar Andrés Rodriguez Maradiaga

In response to dissenters of the papal magiste-rium on Amoris Laetitia, Walford has written a book that is sure to spark discussion. It calls for approaching with love, compassion, and mercy those who find themselves in complex relation-ships. This is in keeping with the understanding that Pope Francis teaches with the authority of Christ. At once thorough yet accessible, this

book speaks to lay persons as well as to clergy and members of academia.

Stephen Walford is a teacher, author, and pianist living in the UK.

THEOLOGY October 2018128 pages(t) • 53/8 x 8 • Paperback

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THE MESSAGE OF AMORIS LAETITIAFinding Common GroundWalter Kasper

The Apostolic Exhortation Amoris Laetitia has sparked a lively discussion. While many readers have perceived the text as liberating, others with mixed feelings have made pointed arguments about its meaning. Cardinal Kasper points out that Amoris Laetitia, based on the Gospel and the documents of the Sec-ond Vatican Council, is a creative renewal of the tradition that picks up and carefully con-tinues the work of the last pontificates. In the service of “The Joy of Love” Kasper construc-

tively contributes to the discussion while taking in all points of view. In this work he shows the many aspects of the document and defends it against a one-sided interpretation.

THE MESSAGE OF

AMORIS LAETITIA

Finding Common Ground

Walter Kasper


BIBLE February 2019192 pages • 53/8 x 8 • Paperback

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MARY OF MAGDALA (T)An Apostolic Genealogy (t)Marinella Perroni and Cristina Simonelli

The authors place in perspective some of the most ancient writings regarding Mary of Magdala, including the four gospels and other writings from the second to the fourth centuries and examine how the evolution of how Mary was viewed impacted the status of women in he Church.

Marinella Peroni is professor of New Testa-ment at the Pontifical University St. Anselmo.

Cristina Simonelli is professor of Patristic The-ology in Verona.

BIBLE February 2019176 pages • 5 x 7 • Paperback

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IRREPRESSIBLE LIGHTThe Women of the New TestamentPatricia Sharbaugh

In a very personal way, revealing her every-day, ordinary spiritual life, the author focuses on New Testament stories about woman who encountered Jesus.

Patricia Sharbaugh is assistant professor of theology at Saint Vincent College, Latrobe, PA

IRREPRESSIBLE LIGHT

The Women of the New Testament

Patricia Sharbaugh

MARY OF MAGDALA

An Apostolic Genealogy

Marinella Perroni and Cristina Simonelli


HISTORY November 2018496 pages(t) • 57/16 x 81/2 • Hardcover

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CHROMATIUS OF AQUILEIA #75Sermons and Tractates on MatthewTranslated with an introduction by Thomas P. Scheck

The first English translation of the Homilies on Matthew by Chromatius, Bishop of Aquileia (d. ca. 406-407).

Thomas P. Scheck is a professor at Ave Maria Uni-versity in Florida and has published widely on the Church Fathers. His most recent book for Paulist Press is St. Jerome, Commentary on Isaiah (ACW 68).

SPIRITUALITY November 2018400 pages • 6 x 9 • Hardcover

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JONATHAN EDWARDSSpiritual WritingsSelected and introduced by Kyle C. Strobel, Adriaan C. Neele, and Kenneth P. Minkema

Drawing primarily from sermons, letters, and notes, this volume showcases Puritan theologian and pastor Jonathan Edward’s spiritual theology.

Kyle C. Strobel is associate professor of spiritual theology and formation at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University, California.

Adriaan C. Neele is director of the doctoral pro-gram and professor of historical theology at Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Kenneth P. Minkema is the executive editor of The Works of Jonathan Edwards and of the Jonathan Edwards Center & Online Archive at Yale University.

All three have published extensively on Jonathan Edwards.


ETHICS & SOCIAL ISSUES November 2018


THE SURPRISE OF RECONCILIATION IN THE CATHOLIC TRADITIONEdited by J. J. Carney and Laurie Johnston

An examination of the contribution that could be made by the Catholic historical tradition to Chris-tian social reconciliation. The authors hope that their work will result in fruitful Christian peace-building.

Jay Carney is professor at Creighton University

Laurie Johnston is professor at Emmanuel College, Boston, MA.

PASTORAL MINISTRY January 2019


PASTORAL CARE AND COUNSELINGAn IntroductionPhilip Browning Helsel

Addresses the critique that pastoral care is indis-tinguishable from secular psychotherapy by plac-ing a person’s relationship to God at the center of pastoral care.

Philip Browning Helsel is a board-certified chap-lain and ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church USA who is assistant professor of pastoral care and counseling at Austin Seminary.


Simple tool for critical reading

of the Bible

A BASIC GUIDE TO THE OLD TESTAMENTJean-Louis Ska

A simple tool for a first reading of the Bible that answers the first questions that are posed by the reader who has little familiarity with the Bible and helps with the critical reading of the Bible, i.e., to maintain the right distance to avoid the problems that arise when the text is taken literally.

CHAPTERS1. Why Don’t People Read the Bible?

2. What Is the Old Testament?3. The Pentateuch or the Constitution of Israel

4. The Historical Books (the “Former Prophets”) and the Voice of the Opposition 5. The Prophets: Writers, Journalists, Columnists and Pundits of the Period

6. The Wisdom Books, the “Gurus” of Israel7. The Last Shelves of the National Library of Israel

8. Conclusion

Jean-Louis Ska is professor of Old Testament at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome.

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KRISTER AMONG THE JEWS AND GENTILESedited by Paula Fredriksen and Jesper Svartvik

Essays on Krister Stendahl’s contributions in various arenas: institutional formation, both of university and of church; interreligious dialogue and relations; biblical and historical research.

Paula Fredriksen is William Goodwin Aurelio Chair Emerita of the Appreciation of Scripture at Boston University. Her latest appointment at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel.

Jesper Svartvik is the Krister Stendahl Professor of Theology of Religion at Lund University, Sweden and at the Swedish Theological Institute in Jerusa-lem.

WORLD RELIGIONS November 2018


WORLD RELIGIONS February 2019


THE HOLOCAUST AND THE CHRISTIAN WORLDReflections on the Past, Challenges for the FutureEdited by Carol Rittner, Stephen D. Smith, and Irena Steinfeldt

A comprehensive text on how Christians responded to the Holocaust, whether by resist-ing or collaborating with the Nazi regime. Includes extensive reference materials.

Carol Rittner, RSM, is distinguished professor of Holocaust and genocide studies Emerita and Dr. Marsha Raticoff Grossman Professor of Holocaust Studies Emerita at Stockton University, New Jersey.

Stephen D. Smith is the Andrew J. and Erna Finci Viterbi Endowed Executive Director of the USC Shoah Foundation—The Institute for Visual History and Education where he also holds the inaugural UNESCO Chair on Genocide Education.

KRISTER AMONG THE JEWS AND GENTILES

edited by Paula Fredriksen and

Jesper Svartvik


Promotes a practical ecumenism through a broader lens of Christian

martyrdom.

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ECUMENISM OF BLOODHeavenly Hope for Earthly CommunionHugh Somerville Knapman, OSB

Ecumenism of Blood demonstrates that it is possible within the status quo of Catholic doc-trine for the Catholic Church to recognize in some official way, in this case liturgically, the Christian martyrs of the eastern churches. Such a development would have immense implications as an example of realizable, practicable ecumenism, as well as a gesture of solidarity with an ancient and persecuted church. Pope Francis’s unsystematic references to ecumenism of blood offers an opening, though many in the blogosphere mentioned the ancient denial of the martyr’s crown to heretics and schismatics. However, if blood could baptize non-Christians who died in odio Christi, why could it not absolve non-Cath-olic Christians from schism? Thus, it seemed possible for there to be a reconciliation of blood that could be derived by analogy from baptism of blood. Searching the tradition, it is possible to see this development prepared for, especially from Benedict XIV and reaching a climax with John Paul II’s Ut unum sint, the teaching of which is conclusive. Considering ecumenical sensitivity and to avoid the appearance of ecclesial imperialism, Ecumenism of Blood proposes the mechanism of equivalent canonization as a means of realizing what is shown as doctrinally possible. The obvious question serves as an epilogue: would the blood of martyrdom for Christ reconcile any non-Catholic to the Church, even those from commu-nities outside the apostolic succession.

Hugh Somerville-Knapman, OSB, holds an STB from the Lateran University. He is currently based at Douai Abbey, in the UK, occasionally supplying in parishes and assisting with chaplaincy work at Winchester College.

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