Glenn W. Olsen

Divine Likeness

Theology

“This is a wonderful book, written by one of our most penetrating thinkers and addressed to theologians, pastors, and all believers. Though we all have heard of the 'domestic church,' surprisingly little has been written that we could call 'theology of the family.' Cardinal Ouellet explores the relations between theology of the family and Christian anthropology and above all the relationship between the Trinity and the family. His goal, splendidly attained, is the rooting of a conjugal and evangelical spirituality of the family in the doctrine of the Trinity.”

History of the Catholic Church

History & Biography

“This book, by one of the premier American Catholic historians, is clearly addressed to a broad audience. It is apologetic in the best sense, written from the point of view of a practicing Catholic, and addresses the various questions that would occur to a lay reader inevitably influenced by views found in the larger culture. The book is well written. It is not burdened down with details or many footnotes, but is attached to a strong narrative line centering on meaning. It would therefore be appropriate to study groups.”

Medieval Exegesis, vol. 3

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Exégése médiévale is one of the great achievements of twentieth-century scholarship.”

The Beauty of God’s House

Arts & Literature

“This is a splendid book in honor of Stratford Caldecott. . . . Francesca Aran Murphy, rightly comments that though we would not expect to find thematic unity in such a large collection of essays, this one has a theme, the beauty of Christian faith. With his wife, Leonie, Strat has embodied the bond between imagination and Christianity. The grateful reader will find here the reflections of a range of preeminent thinkers, Nicholas J. Healy Jr., Archbishop Francisco Javier Martinez, John Milbank, Aidan Nichols, Cardinal Marc Ouellet, D.C. Schindler, David L. Schindler, and Adrian Walker among them.”