It is said that we live in an age of anxiety, a post-truth world where nothing is certain. As a result, many people are adrift on a sea of relativism without the aid of reliable values, beliefs and a sense of ultimate belonging. This book is intended to act like a spiritual compass that will guide its readers to live a purpose filled life as a result of discovering their unique role in God’s providential plan.
The book tells the story of the lives of ten very unique people from the recent past, their journeys of joy, humour, searching, suffering, struggle and their living out the cost of Christian discipleship in very different ways.
Willie Doyle SJ was an Irish Jesuit priest and Chaplain in the First World War. His time in the war saw him demonstrate great acts of heroism. The cause for his canonisation has become increasing popular in recent times.
Wicca is said to be the oldest religion in the world. Today, growing numbers of people are becoming attracted to the old way. In this bestselling, introductory book, Vivianne Crowley explains the way of the Witch and shows the relevance of modern Wicca in today's world.
This book invites you to consider, if as a church, we are part of the unnoticed, the unrecognised and the forgotten that makes us feel their pain and humiliation. This book helps us to discover the paschal ('pass over') significance of the cross as a response to the suffering that sears many lives today.
An innovative resource for courses on western religious traditions and the Abrahamic religions which connects, separates and re-connects Judaism, Christianity and Islam through the lens of monotheism.
The book is intended for busy teachers, chaplains or anyone who often reaches for a prayer or service, but finds themselves grabbing material from many different sources.