Paulist Press™: 379 books

Examines marriage as lived in the context of the Catholic community, which supports the couple spiritually, emotionally, and in many other ways.

An introduction to the writings of the NT, written by a prominent scholar who is able to communicate the main ideas and results with a clear and simple style. This third edition, although leaving intact the structure of the book, has been rewritten extensively, updating the information and adding the results of new biblical approaches and research. Includes new maps and illustrations.

A book of reflections on the life and writings of James Martin, SJ, who has gradually become one of our most important Catholic voices on modern spirituality.

Popular best-selling author and therapist David Richo provides here a detailed and straightforward vision of what faith and spirituality can look like in adult consciousness.

Captures some special moments and some key issues at the heart of the transition from Pope Benedict XVI to Francis, with the intuition that this unexpected transition reveals something which is not only a special "Catholic event," but also a particular historical moment in a tradition in flux.

A straightforward and accessible book that discusses the key issues surrounding Catholics in todays confusing world.

The 2012 Synod has called us back to our roots, to our basic relationship with Jesus Christ and our need for a vision of hope.

Explores the history and religion of the Jews in the late Second Temple and early rabbinic era, emphasizing those aspects of early Judaism that are significant to Christians seeking to understand the context in which Jesus lived and taught.

Shows that the current debate over the “real” Jesus need not be a threat to the faith of the believing Christian but can enrich the understanding of Jesus by placing him within his historical context.

Explores the challenges, the rewards, the call, and the possibilities of integrating a sincere inner life with an active life of engagement with the pain of the world.

Describes and illustrates the world-wide and centuries-long influence of Ignatius Loyola, assisting people to recognize in themselves their capacity for and their skills of leadership, personally and in the service of others.

Thomas Merton's biography of a little known saint, St. Lutgarde of Aywieres, the Cistercian mystic, now reissued.

An inclusive language version of the modern spiritual classic, an exquisitely beautiful meditation on the incarnation, on what it means to be fully human, and on finding the face of God hidden in our neighbors.

A collection of essays or “short takes” that tackle the wide range of matters of concern to Catholics,