Massimo Faggioli

Reading the Bible in the Age of Francis

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This book by Micah Kiel is an essential study into the biblical theology and the biblical spirituality of Pope Francis. The author explores some delicate issues, such as Francis’ rhetoric on the Pharisees, with much needed nuance. Reading the Bible in the Age of Francis has a special place in the bibliography on Jorge Mario Bergoglio.”

Social Catholicism for the Twenty-First Century?—Volume 1

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This volume provides essential historical and theological context for an appreciation of the renewed focus on social Catholicism and the controversies that the pontificate of Pope Francis has sparked especially in North America. This book is essential for all those who want to comprehend the potential of social Catholicism in the context of the crisis of the liberal order and the disruption of globalization.”

Social Catholicism for the Twenty-first Century?—Volume 2

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“This volume provides essential historical and theological context for an appreciation of the renewed focus on social Catholicism and the controversies that the pontificate of Pope Francis has sparked especially in North America. This book is essential for all those who want to comprehend the potential of social Catholicism in the context of the crisis of the liberal order and the disruption of globalization.”

The Fragility of Language and the Encounter with God

Theology

“This is an important book because it reminds women and men of today that the Christian God is a God of history. This has enormous consequences in order to understand the importance of language and ritual for religion and faith, in our age of god-like, all-powerful algorithms and big data.”

This I Believe

Theology

“At this time when social justice Catholicism is often under attack—even from some members of the episcopate—Paul Dinter’s book is an important reminder that a faith that does justice is central not just to evangelization, but also to the very understanding of the Credo and of Christ’s Paschal mystery.”