Paul O’Callaghan

Eschatology at the Beginning of the Third Millennium

Theology

“Eschatology was commonly considered a niche subject, a theological add-on both limited in scope and of little relevance in the wider theological picture. This wide-ranging collection of essays edited by Kevin Wagner, Peter John McGregor, and Danijel Uremović shows how untrue this approach has become in recent times. Eschatology is seen to be not only anthropologically challenging, Christologically centered, and theologically integrative, but also deeply present throughout the history of theology: in Scripture, liturgy, church fathers, the medieval period, and in modern and contemporary thought.”

Priestly Identity

Church Leadership & Ministry

“The main value of the work lies in its attempt to explain and favor priestly celibacy from an ample perspective, drawing on its canonical, historical, Scriptural, theological, and anthropological implications . . . The result is a surprisingly complete, balanced and much needed study of the topic of priestly celibacy.”

Theological Anthropology at the Beginning of the Third Millennium

Theology

“A surprisingly versatile collection of essays on Christian anthropology, Theological Anthropology at the Beginning of the Third Millennium comes across as a true interdisciplinary work. Covering a wide range of topics and authors, it still offers a powerfully well integrated, christological view of the human being in the light of faith, hope, and charity, inspired to an important degree in the writings and thought of Saint John Paul II.”