Most Reverend Robert Barron

Liturgical Dogmatics

Theology

“Every theologian knows the dictum lex orandi lex credendi, but I have never seen a more thorough and satisfying application of it than Liturgical Dogmatics. With his customary poetic flair and mystical élan, David Fagerberg demonstrates how the liturgical act provides the proper matrix for understanding the Trinity, human nature, sin, grace, angels, and devils. Anyone interested in the Christian life will benefit from this tour de force of a book.”

Memoirs

History & Biography

“Louis Bouyer was one of the most influential Catholic theologians of the twentieth century. His worked touched on patristics, systematics, spirituality, liturgy, architecture, and the theology of John Henry Newman--and his life was as fascinating and variegated as his writing. This autobiography is spicy, informative, often wickedly funny, and a delight to read.”

The End of Interpretation

Theology

“A still largely unrealized ambition of Vatican II was to foster a true revival of the Bible in the life of the Church. Inspired by the great ressourcement theologians, the fathers of the council wanted the Scriptures to inform every aspect of Catholicism. In this splendidly written and bracing text, Reno shows us what a truly ecclesial interpretation of the Bible looks like.”