Edward P. Hahnenberg

Calling All Years Good

Work, Money & Leadership

“Another great book from the Collegeville Institute! Kathleen A. Cahalan and Bonnie J. Miller-McLemore have drawn together a circle of wise and reflective conversation partners who have much to share. These chapters widen our vocational vision beyond that crucial time of young adulthood in order to contemplate the many ways God calls each of us at every moment of our lives. I know of no other book that takes such a serious and sustained look at the life stages of vocation. It has offered insight into the life of my children, my parents, and myself.”

Embodied Words, Spoken Signs

Theology

“In an ecumenical spirit, Rhodora Beaton masterfully surveys two twentieth–century giants of the Catholic tradition—Karl Rahner and Louis-Marie Chauvet. Offering a theology of the proclaimed word that bursts forth from a graced world, Beaton’s Embodied Words, Spoken Signs opens out into theologies of preaching and language, ritual and embodiment, creation and Trinity. An excellent contribution to systematic theology, liturgical theology, and ecumenical theology.”

Intercommunal Ecclesiology

Theology

“Intercommunal Ecclesiology is a work of creativity and conviction. It makes a real contribution to liberationist theologies of church by identifying the pervasive dynamic of intergroup conflict as the ‘condition for the possibility’ of the many forms of marginalization and oppression that mark history—including the history of the church. Thoroughly interdisciplinary and robustly theological, this book deserves serious and sustained engagement.”

The Church of God and Its Human Face

Theology

“The Church of God and Its Human Face is the first major study of one of the most important American ecclesiologists of the post-conciliar period. Madar’s careful exposition illuminates Joseph Komonchak’s unwavering insistence that God’s church exists in history as a human and social reality. It is a brilliant introduction to the question of theology’s engagement with the social sciences and required reading for anyone entering into today’s debates over method in ecclesiology.”

The Stories We Live

Christian Living

“Through stories of real people responding to God's call in their lives, Kathleen Cahalan invites readers into a series of reflections that are both spiritually sensitive and theologically rich, demonstrating again that she is one of the most important voices speaking about vocation today.”