|  Journeys
to the Heart of Catholicism
by Ted Schmidt
What happens when a deeply committed Catholic
man, loyal to Church and to Jesus Christ, and alive to the
present, addresses fearlessly and deeply those issues that
trouble him and should trouble us as well?
Ted Schmidt is that man.
Journeys to the Heart of
Catholicism is a collection of his essays which dare
to question. They prod and disturb, sometimes ruffle feathers
and confront, but always bring insight.
~ Rosemary Crumlin, OAM, former head of Australia's National
Pastoral Institute, and co-author of Aboriginal Art and Spirituality
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 Lifting
the Stone
by Susan McCaslin
Susan McCaslin hefts the everyday into the spiritual realm
and interweaves this gossamer longing with the troubled, lovely
tug of the quotidian. ... McCaslin honours the relentless
gaps in communication that often lead to transcendent forms
of epiphany.
Voicing the tender consciousness of St. Francis and the
raucous compassion of Merton, McCaslin's lingual spirit encompasses
both "the night rotations of animals" and "the
horror that is our daily bread."
Cradling the memory of parents, scripture, awe and fear,
Lifting the Stone performs a delicate
and difficult task of release.
~ Catherine Owen
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