I Hear a Seed Growing"A real treasure; powerful and gripping On several levels Gateley combines intellect and spirit with Activism She perhaps can achieve things others merely discuss." The Bloomsbury Review ""This is a journal of two spirits: one of a woman desperately seeking new life; the other of a woman alive with the zeal of the gospel. The reader relives the Christian struggle to find meaning in the midst of acute pain and society's oppressive force."" Donald

O'Murchu deconstructs old paradigms and reveals new horizons that offer hope not only for the future

In What They Taught Us Maryknoll missioners from Asia

and at the time a singular witness to the enduring power of the Cross

The entries include stories and drawings to awaken the inner eye

Its insights prompt understanding and prayer

and teaching of biblical criticism

The Church and Cultures introduces the non-anthropologist to a wealth of scientific knowledge directly relevant to pastoral work

and a professor of missiology at the Pontifical Urban University in Rome

which has endured and survived a recent history of systematic persectuion

and made those who had been defeated by life feel the tenderness of God

William Johnston lived for nearly fifty years in Japan and served as a professor of religious studies and director of the Institute of Oriental Religions at Sophia University

and the 'The Tao of Liberation' is an exciting challenge we ignore at our peril