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I. Knowledge and Faith (13/15 volumes) The Achievements of Vatican II

1967

Hollis, Christopher

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Is Theology a Science?

1959

Chenu, Marie Dominique

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What is Dogma?

1964

Journey, Charles

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Do Dogmas Change?

1961

Rondet, Henri

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What is Faith?

1958

Joly, Eugene

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The Debate on Birth Control

1969

Bauer, Andrew

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Myth and Mystery

1968

Danielou, Jean

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Explains the aims, achievements and failures of the Council, with particular regard for the causes and effects of the major documents and changes instituted by the church leaders Theology is not a science if we mean by this that its object is subject to experimentation and verification.

Scared doctrine is a higher science-which reasons about the message given by God's revealed truth. A quote in the book from Aquinas; "In truth, theology is a participation in God's own knowledge of himself."

Gives a lucid explanation of the meaning of dogma.

Traces the ways in which belief in God has been expressed, and by showing how various doctrinal truths have need formulated by religious writers and Church Councils.

Religious dogma is defined as "an official expression of a particular truth contained in Revelation which, once defined by the teaching authority, cannot be called in question. There is progress in Revelation "for God is manifested slowly in men."

Dedicated to all those who are in search of God. Concerned simply and solely with meeting the living God. Compiled of a superb collection of magazine articles and essays which reflect the broad range of response to Pope Paul's encyclical Humanae Vitae.

"Between the God who seeks man, and man who seeks God, the path must be found. Our speech about God must reach the heart of man, his inner experience. In particular, it must reach the heart of the man of our day."

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Revelation and Reason

Is there a Christian Philosophy?

Midieval Christian Philosophy

The Basis of Belief

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de Broglie, Guy

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Trethowan, Illtyd

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Brings out the modern viewpoint on the rationality of man's faith and he very clearly discusses the signs or motives which lead men to recognize the divine origin of Christianity Presents a broad panorama of Christian thought to show the various historical attempts to form Christian philosophy

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Shows the influence of the ancient Greek and Roman philosophers, of the Jewish and Arabian thinkers, and of SSJ St Patrick's B721 D383 religious revelations and doctrines to which Christian convent philosophers were dedicated

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The author creates a new philosophy of religion which is particularly advantageous because "it does not require an array of technical terms, metaphysical notions and piled up syllogisms‌The philosophy of religion, in the form in which it will be recommended here, is not a complication religion for believers; it is concerned principally with unbelievers and endeavors to remove certain apparent obstacles to belief in God.

"Today eminent scientists are to be found who openly proclaim their Christian faith and do not consider that it St Joseph puts obstacles in the way of their activities as scientific Junior College BL 240.2 A213 investigators". Pope Pius XII, "true science increasingly Jenssen Beach discovers God as its progress advances. It is as though He were lying in wait behind every door science opens".

Christianity and Science

1961

Abele, Jean

14

The God of Reason

1958

Jolivet, Regis

15

II. The Basic Truths (11/13 Volumes)

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Not a good introductory text for natural theology

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The Worship of God

Issue Date

1959

Author

Philippe, M.-D.

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What is the Trinity?

1959

Piault, Bernard

17

The Holy Spirit

1960

Henry, A. M.

18

The Creation

1962

Mouiren

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The Problem of Evil

1959

Petit, Francois

20

Who is the Devil?

1958

Corte, Nicolas

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Freedom and Providence

1960

Pontifex, Mark

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Jenssen Beach Hence we know God Perfectly only through worship" Sheds light on the three-in-one quality of the Blessed Trinity through searching the scriptures both Old and New and the history of belief, in creeds and heresies, from earliest Christian times to the present Examines all extant literature and from this has extracted the essence of the Holy Spirit, this breath of God, who is the Deity and yet a separate person in the Trinity of the Godhead Outlines the teachings of the Church on the subject of Creation. We only have full realization of the truths of the Church when we apply the definitions of these truths in our own lives Solutions to the problem of evil suggested in ancient myths are analyzed together with solutions proposed by philosophers. Then the data of the Old Testament is surveyed to determine the relations between evil and sin. The New Testament, the contributions of St Augustine and St Thomas Aquinas, and the whole of Catholic tradition are probed for meanings of evil Evil has its own peculiar fascination for the human heart and soul; hence it is not surprising that this volume is a fascinating piece of work. This book however has a tendency to overstate and some positions are not grounded in fact.

How may free will and God's providence be intellectually reconciled? This problem, which has repeatedly presented itself in every historical period of serious religions and theological discussion, is the subject of this volume

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The Theology of Grace

1959

Daujat, Jean

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What is Incarnation?

1962

Ferrier, Francis

24

What is Redemption?

1961

De La Trinite, P.

25

Faith, Hope and Charity

1961

Bars, Henry

27

Makes the meaning of these virtues clear and offers guidance as to how we may best prepare ourselves to receive these virtues.

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Man's origin has long been a question in his uppermost thoughts. Mythology, Philosophers, modern science and, of course, facts contained in divine revelation and Catholic theology are the four major areas addressed and Corte has clearly focused attention on man and his origin.

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An intellectual thrust into the realm of basic problems that constantly face the thinking man. Attempts to "lay bare the springs of human action by explaining the basic structure of human personality‌"

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Concerned with our Christian responsibilities and their basic components-instinct, conscience, our preferences and descriptive style. Traces the psychological and biological determinants of human action, emphasizing the way in which value systems arise in the individual within one's culture.

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The Christian Religion is defined as the revelation that God loves us and ‌the effect of that love in none other SSJ Novitiate BT761.2 D313 than grace.

Christ was subject to the natural pains of humanity, hunger, thirst, fatigue, and death, but He had no SSJ Junior internal disorders within his soul, which made sinning College Jensen BT220.F413 impossible. The human will of Christ could choose Beach nothing other than the will of God. For God so loved the world that he gave His onlySSJ Junior begotten son, that those who believe in Him would not College Jensen BT775.P533 perish, but have life ever-lasting. John 3:16. This is the Beach essence of the Doctrine of Redemption.

III. The Nature of Man (3/8 Volumes)

The Origins of Man

What is Man?

Personal Responsibility

1958

1961

1963

Corte, Nicolas

Le Troquer, Rene

Lawler, Monica

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Prayer

1964

Daujat, Jean

37

The Nature of Mysticism

1966

Knowles, David

38

Spiritual Writers of the Early Church

1959

Cayre, F.

39

Spiritual Writers of the Middle Ages

1961

Sitwell, Gerard

40

Post-Reformation Spirituality

1959

Cognet, Louis

41

Spiritual Writers in Modern Times

1967 Sheppard, Lancelot

42

Mary the Mother of God

1959

Suenens, L. J.

44

Addressed to all Catholics in order that they may come to understand their Mother better

The Devotion to our Lady

1963

Graef, Hilda

45

The history of the question of Mary's perfection is traced accurately and convincingly with particular emphasis on the Protestant opposition.

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IV. The Means of Redemption (9/11 Volumes) Provides a clear understanding of the real character of Christian prayer, that is, the outpouring of the spirit in intimate conversation with God. Explains the nature of the mystical (theology) by showing what it has in common with Christian theology of grace and to compare Christian and non-Christian mystical experience.

Answers the question "Who were the Fathers of the Church and how do their lives and thoughts have meaning in today's age of "specialization?"

Many of the great minds of the Middle Ages were concerned with the "spiritual science", the branch of theology which deals with the souls activity in seeking God. From the 11th to the 16th century, the great age of monasticism, much thought was given by monks and friars on reaching contemplation and mystical union with God. their endeavors were focused on reading, meditation, prayer, and contemplation.

Describes the lives of leading mystics (St. Theresa of Avila, St John of the Cross, Francis de Sales) the movements that formed behind them and the opposition they encountered from many sources within the church itself.

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Covers the history of spiritual writing during the period St Joseph from the French Revolution until the start of WWII. John Junior College BV 4490 S48 Henry Newman, Edward Manning, Thomas Hecker‌ Jenssen Beach St Joseph Junior College BT613 S913 Jenssen Beach St Joseph Junior College BT645 G68 Jenssen Beach

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What is a Saint?

1958

Douillet, Jacques

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The saint as he or she has come to be understood, is essentially a man or woman of heroic virtue due to an intimate union with God. To Paul the saints were all the SSJ Novitiate BX2325.D613 faithful. Contains accounts of the lives of Saints together with a description of the Church's canonization process.

What is an Angel?

1960

Regamey, PieRaymond

47

Explains the Church's teaching on the existence of St Joseph angels. Shows the evidence for the teaching as it occurs Junior College BT 966.2 R413 throughout biblical history.

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V. The Life of Faith (11/12 Volumes) What is the Church?

1962

De Bovis, Andre

48

What is a Sacrament?

1963

Piault

49

Christian Initiation

1969 McCormick, Arthur

50

Penance and Absolution

1961

Barton, John M. T.

51

What is the Eucharist?

1960

Nicolas, MarieJoseph

52

Church consists in the interdependence, within her SSJ Junior walls, of history and the eternity of God, of man and College Jensen BX1746.B633 God, of the visible and the invisible.

Beach A religion without rites is an impossibility. If faith is the core of religion, ritual is its body. Man needs visible rites to make meaningful the abstract concepts of theology SSJ Junior and to bring him closer to God. At the very heart of College Jensen BX2200.P513 Catholicism are the sacraments. The aim of this volume Beach is to describe the vitally human and religious function of these rites as signs from God's grace and acts of the risen Christ.

Explores the importance of the sacraments of initiation, Baptism, Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist. Part one concerns itself with the role of initiation in the Church today, with particular emphasis on Christian initiation on missionary countries.

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Each of the aspects of the sacrament of penance is discussed separately in its historical development. In no Catholic other book on the subject is there available so much Chaplain Fund BX2260.B3 Important comprehensively-organized material on the Orlando subject of penance and absolution.

However complex and encumbered Christian worship Catholic may at times appear to be, it is in reality extremely Chaplain Fund BX2215.2 N513 simple. It has a center or, if the word may be used , a Orlando kernel, which is the Eucharist.

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Christian Marriage

1959 De Fabregues, Jean

Death and the Christian

1961

Didier, JeanCharles

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What is the Christian Life?

1961

Liege, P. A.

56

The Enigma of the Stigmata

1962

Biot, Rene

57

Christian Ethics

Christianity and Money

1963

1959

Hawkins, Denis

Leclercq, Jacques

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"Sex which is merely biological is not characteristic of Catholic man: what is proper to man is the free choice which Chaplain Fund makes sexual life a part of love."

Orlando The body is necessarily concerned with every idea of redemption and salvation offered to Man..the eternal life of the soul can only find its perfect fulfillment by the SSJ Junior resurrection of the body, just as even now in this life the College health of the soul is closely bound up with that of the body "To become a Christian is to enter into this movement with every human potentiality, to allow its indwelling, to SSJ Novitiate be directed by its energy, to be subject to its dynamism."

Accounts of over 300 stigmatic's, men and women of various ages, countries, and ways of life, have been SSJ Junior recorded. Yet each authenticated case, completely College different in duration and development, presents anew an enigma to the Church and the believing Christian.

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The source of ethics is God, the author of the natural law, and the purpose of ethics is the attainment of good for the brotherhood of man as well as the glory of God.

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The communal spirit in the early Christian Church, the poverty of the monastic orders and the idealization of poverty in the mendicant orders have contributed to the formation of a Christian concept of poverty. The rich SSJ Novitiate HN37.C3 L3773 too, have their obligation to cultivate the spirit of poverty and to seize their God-given opportunity to engage in works of charity.

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The Bible is the unique and inexhaustible book in which all there is to say about God and man is said. God's Catholic Charity presence pervades it. In it are revealed all those aspects BS475.3 D36 Fund Orlando of His mysterious being that we are allowed to glimpse; in it He appears. He speaks and He acts.

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VI. The Word of God (12/14 Volumes)

What is the Bible?

1958

Daniel-Rops, Henri

20th Century Encyclopedia of Catholicism Sections and Titles

Biblical Archaeology

Biblical Criticism

God's Word at Mass

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1960

Du Buit, M.

62

Shows us how archaeological research illustrates the life and customs of the biblical era.

63

Discusses the present status and methods of literary and historical criticism of the Old and New Testaments.

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Explains how the perceptive individual can profit from listening to Christ's message in the Mass. Shows with historic and theological analysis how man can establish an interpersonal relationship with his creator.

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"Whether wandering the desert, tilling the soil or dispersed among cities of the world, this people carries a secret on which it lives, a vocation which it receives and discovers, a vocation which gives spiritual unity to its history‌They are the people of the covenant...chosen by God to be his partner and witness."

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1967

Steinmann, Jean

Koenig, John H

The Religion of Israel

1959

Gelin, Albert

Christian Beginnings

Francois, Danielou, 1962 Brunot, DanielRops

67

The Life of our Lord

1964

Daniel-Rops, Henri

68

What is the Gospel?

1962

Paupert, JeanMarie

69

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Presents seven essays on the Gospels and Epistles, St Joseph which, despite serious gaps in the narrative, are Junior College BR165.Z413 nevertheless superior to many contemporary Jensen Beach biographies Daniel-Rops the editor of this Encyclopedia and author St Joseph of the biography of Christ, Jesus and His Times relies on Junior College BT 301.2 D313 the Gospels to describe the living Christ Jensen Beach Captures the essence of the Gospels, first by studying St Joseph them in their historical environment, and in their Junior College BS2555.2 P313 physical, moral and dogmatic scope-then within their Jensen Beach life in the church itself.

20th Century Encyclopedia of Catholicism Sections and Titles

St Paul and His Message

The Old Testament Apocrypha

Issue Date

1959

1964

Author

Brunot, Amedee

Dimier, Catherine

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Paul was a man with an understanding mind, in whom converged the three types of humanity found in the SSJ St Patrick's civilized world of his Age- he was a thinker like the BS2505 B773 Convent Greek, a man of action and an organizer like the Roman, and a man of feeling like the Oriental.

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in the caves of the ancient Qumran community have revealed much about the structure and tradition of Old Testament Judaism. Among the documents deciphered from these scrolls are not only canical texts of the Bible but also previously in known apocryphal works.

The New Testament Apocrypha

1960

Hervieux, Jacques

72

Judaism

1961

Demann, Paul

73

The apocryphal writings set out to tell us what the Gospels have not said. From them we have a whole collection of "traditions" or ideas which are familiar to us today. Outlines these writings, detailing their sources, validity and their individual variations. Gives reasons why they were not included in the Bible.

"In God's design Israel represents all mankind. Israel is his witness. The dialogue of Israel and its Lord‌. Is the story of every man of every one of us." It is the earnest belief of Catholics that the break between Jews and Catholics will some day be mended.

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VII. The History of the Church (5/6 Volumes) Christian Beginnings

1960

Zeiller, Jacques

74

The Dawn of the Middle Ages

1960

Palanque, JeanRemy

75

Beginning with the first journeys of St Paul and the apostles, this volume re-creates the first three hundred St Joseph BR165.Z413 years of Christianity in all its heroism, excitement and Junior College inspiration.

Beginning with the conversion of Roman emperer Constantine in AD 313, and covering the exciting story of barbarism invasions and Pegan Roman decadence, SSJ Novitiate BR200.P313 this volume treats the triumph of Christianity in Europe which followed the collapse and destruction of the Roman Empire.

20th Century Encyclopedia of Catholicism Sections and Titles

The Early Middle Ages

The Later Middle Ages

The Age of Absolutism

Issue Date

Author

1960

Guillemain, Bernard

1960

1963

Guillemain, Bernard

Braure, Maurice

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The story of the emergence of the Church and the Western world from the chaos and barbarism that followed the destruction of the Roman Empire and the triumph of classical civilization.

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Describes that period of the Middle Ages which was the culmination of scholastic spirituality and the immediate Catholic source of the brilliance of the Renaissance. The decline BR270.G813 Chaplain Fund of papal authority, the conflict of Urban VI and Clement VII and the disorder that followed...

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The expansion of Catholicism in the 17th and 18th centuries is a tense chapter in Church history. Describes the test of strength between the Catholic world and SSJ Junior Reformers. Absolutism reached its peak (of the College Jensen BX1330,B713 European monarchies)and the temporal power of the Beach Fl Church was radically reduced. The heresies of Jansenism, Galicanism, and Quietism, and the divisions that led to the growth of skepticism are discussed.

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Describes the glory and the tribulations of the papacy through 20 centuries and the growth of the papacy, its SSJ Junior procedures, forms, its platitude, are treated along College Jensen BK1805.O713 broad, and historic lines rather than link by length of its Beach Fl 259 link chain from Simon Peter to John XXIII

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These councils defined the fundamental dogmas on the SSJ Junior Holy Trinity and our Savior, doctrines which are College Jensen BX825.D9 common to all Christians. These councils form the bond Beach Fl which ties Eastern Christianity to that of the West.

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VIII. The Organization of the Church (7/9 volumes)

The Papacy

The Ecumenical Councils

1959

1961

D'Ormesson, Wladimir

Dvornik, Francis

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What is a Bishop?

Issue Date

1962

Author

Urtasun

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A bishop is teacher of the faithful, governor of the diocese but, above all, as priests according to the order SSJ Junior of Melchisedech. The bishop is a teacher having spent College Jensen BX1905.U713 years studying philosophy, theology, and canon law. His Beach Fl first duty is to is to spread the gospel of Christ's birth, death and resurrection.

Provides insight into the history of the Cardinalate and SSJ Junior describes how the rank of cardinal evolved. There was a College Jensen BX1815.L513 relationship between the rapid growth of the Church Beach Fl and the increase in temporal power of the cardinals.

What is a Cardinal?

1964

Van Lierde, P. C.

84

Religious Orders of Men

1960

Canu, Jean

85

A veritable historical tour from the earliest hermit society of St. Pachominius to the inner conclaves of contemporary lay societies.

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Secular Institutes are societies, whether clerical or lay, whose members profess Christian perfection‌Studies secular institutes from an historical, theological, and juridical viewpoint. In so doing clarifies the differences between the lay secular vocation and religious life.

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With regard to our brethren in Christ, the Catholic Spirit demands that we pray for them and accept them as they are, with all that differentiates them from ourselves

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"render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's and to God the things that are God's." The Church differs from civil society in three ways. 1. It is supernatural and SSJ Junior spiritual. 2. The Church's ultimate end and the means it College Jensen BX1791.W65 uses to attain those ends differs greatly from civil Beach power. 3. The Church was created by Christ himself, and thus exists by divine right.

Secular Institutes

The Catholic Spirit

1962

1959

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Retif, Andre

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IX. The Church and the Modern World (13/19 Volumes)

Church and State

1961 Woodruff, Douglas

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Christianity and Economics

1961

Hollis, Christopher

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Atheism

1961

Borne, Etienne

91

Catholicism in English-Speaking Lands

1964

Carthy, M. P.

92

Sections and Titles

Technology and Religion

The Christian and World Integration

1964

1963

Queffelec, Henri

LeClercq, Jacques

Abstract The Church points out the immoral and anti-religious aspects that pervade systems such as fascism and communism, and present in other doctrines Atheism is defined as "deliberate, definite, dogmatic denial of the existence of the God of religious consciousness". The dissolution of society effected by modern political theories, and the growing secularization of public life makes atheism something that all Christians should thoroughly be acquainted.

Shows the heritage of Catholicism initial strong influence in such widely differing lands as England, Scotland, Ireland, the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.

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Traces the function of both technology and religion and goes on to show how each applies to moral and social actions in modern society. Outlines the notions of God's SSJ Junior place in the world and shows how his presence in the College Jensen BL240.2 Q413 world is almost unrecognized today (1963). Describes Beach contemporary neglect of basic Christian principals within the age of growing materialism.

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Examines integration as it is defined in the Old and New SSJ Junior Testaments and in the teachings of Pope Pius XII, and all College Jensen BR115.I7 L43 that it implies in the modern world. Discusses war-the Beach prime disintegrator-with nationalism and patriotism.

Christianity and Colonialism

1964

Delavignette, R. C.

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Holiness in Action

1963

Cluny, Roland

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Analyzes the history of European colonialism with emphasis on the nineteenth century and attitudes of Christianity toward both colonization and decolonization An account of the churches men in action; apostles, soldiers, beggars, statesmen, priests, and others worked together throughout the ages through the common bond of holiness

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History of Missions

1961

De Vaulx, Bernard

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Missions in the World Today

1961

Millot, Rene P.

100

The Contribution of German Catholicism

1963

Dru, Alexander

101

The Church's Mission in the World

1962

Retif, Louis and Andre

102

Christian Charity in Action

1961

Riquet, Michel

105

International Morality

1963

De Soras, Alfred

106

X. The Worship of the Church (8/8 Volumes)

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The story of courageous people whose tenacity and faith allowed them to bring "the good news to every part of the globe, starting with the travels of St. Paul. It SSJ Junior was the missionaries who spread the word of Christ to College Jensen BV2185.V343 the ends of the Roman Empire‌ carries their story Beach through the evangelization of northern and western Europe as the faith spread in the wake of Charlemagne's empire.

One reason for the lack of growth of Catholicism compared to the growth of the world population is the lack of qualified priests. "It is therefore essential for all BV2185.M513 Catholics to take their share of the difficulties and responsibilities inevitable in the spreading of the Kingdom of God." Discusses the main events of Catholic progress in Germany from 1800 to 1918, emphasizing the cultural SSJ Novitiate BX1536.D74 and Intellectual milieux rather than political events.

The modern missionary must belong to the particular St Joseph world he is to evangelize. Prototypes appear in the Junior College BV2180.R463 persons of Teilhard de Chardin and Charles de Fourcald. Jensen Beach

Christian charity, far from being confined merely to giving alms, "is identical with the love that God makes known to us in Jesus Christ."

Defines the Catholic viewpoint on the standards of international morality and presents an analysis of the duties of nations towards each other

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The Spirit of Worship

1959

Lefebvre,, Gaspar

108

The Liturgical Books

1962

Sheppard, Lancelot C.

109

History of the Mass

1958

Amiot, Francois

110

The Mass in the West

1962

Sheppard, Lancelot C.

111

Eastern Liturgies

1960

Dalmais, IreneeHenri

112

The Christian Calendar

1960

Denis-Boulet, Noele

113

Vestaments and Church Furniture

1960

Lesage, Robert

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Shows how the Church under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit of God, ensures the spiritual life of all her SSJ Novitiate members by making them take part in official worship, the sacred liturgy.

Traces the history of these books from their origins to their present, officially accepted forms, thus enabling us SSJ Novitiate to understand and participate fully in the prayer of the Church.

The Church has chosen to surround the Mass with ceremonies and prayers, in order that it may be Catholic performed by her children with the supreme reverence Chaplain Fund it demands, enlightened by faith and with abundant Orlando fruitfulness.

Discusses those portions of the liturgy, which have not St Joseph yet been presented in this series but which are essential Junior College to an understanding of Western rites Jensen Beach St Joseph The aim of this book is to recognize liturgical traditions Junior College of the Christian East Jensen Beach The calendar takes on a key Christian significance. It denotes precisely the points in the rhythm of the solar or lunar year with which the events of Christ's life are to be identified. The volume is completed with a passage on the sacredness of time and human ability, through memory and imagination, to transcend time and relive the great events of the past.

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The Liturgical Movement

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by Pope Paul VI at the Second Vatican Council College Jensen BX1970.P273 underscore the great importance of the liturgy in Beach Catholic life. Stresses the monastic movement of the mid 19th century, this work begins with a complete history of that movement.

XI. Catholicism and Literature (3/4 Volumes)

Sacred Languages

1960

Auvray, Paul et al.

116

Contemporary Christian Writers

1963

Foster, Joseph R.

117

Modern Christian Literature

XII. Catholicism and the Arts (5/7 Volumes)

1961

Kranz, Gisbert

119

Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, and Latin, the Living languages of the Bible and the Early Church-the language of the Prophets, of Jesus and the Apostles-are explained and described as they were spoken in these formative periods.

Summarizes the period 1900 to 1963 imaginative literature that addresses life in Christian terms. Includes Chesterton, Greene, Spark, West, Merton, McCarthy, Mauriac and Undset and less known but influential Gertrud von le Fort, Miquel de Unamuno, and Jose Maria Gironella.

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Unfolds the well-spring of the Christian spirit that runs SSJ Junior through religious literature of the last 150 years.

College Jensen BR117.K713 Beginning with St Thomas More's Utopia and extends to Beach the 20th century with Peguy and Bloy.

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Church Building

Early Christian Art

Modern Christian Art

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1966

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Syndicus, Eduard

Wilson, Winefride

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120

The 2nd Vatican Council had an important effect on the design and construction of contemporary churches. This study demonstrates the relationship between liturgical practices and church architecture. Examines political, economic, and social factors that dictated architectural expression from the time of catacombs to the magnificent creations of Le Corbusier.

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Presents a detailed discussion of the basilica, the martyrium, the early images of Christ, and the logos on the cross. Compares the various forms of early Christian architecture, and outlines the changing art of the period of migrations. A discussion of Carolingian art rounds out this definitive work.

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Contemporary Religious Art (1965) has been powerfully influenced by the liberating spirit of the Romantic movement in the late 18th century. Surveys the turbulent spirit of 18th and 19th century art and shows how the expressive artists of the day owe a great debt to the traditional Christian artists of earlier centuries.

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Christian Theatre

1960

Speaight, Robert

124

Raises the curtain on the theatre of the Western world to show how a constant Christian source has b been at work filling the ever-changing forms. In one way or another, the Christian influence exists on the stage of every era and every nation involved in Western tradition.

Christian Music

1961

Robertson, Alec

125

Traces the changing trends of thought and technique by which Christian music has developed through the ages

1965

Crystal, David

126

Language has a multiplicity of purpose, a multitude of social functions, and linguistics studies them all

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XIII. Catholicism and Science (5/8 Volumes) Linguistics, Language, and Religion

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Cosmology, the study of origin, structure, and evolution of the universe. Copernicus, Kepler, Newton, Galileo, Kant, etc. are but a few of the brilliant men who strove to understand its creator and the properties and design of the cosmos.

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Cosmology and Christianity

1965

Peach, J. V.

127

Medicine and Morals

1960

Marshal, John

129

Science and Religion

1962

Chauchard, Paul

130

Cybernetics

1963

Moray, Neville

131

True medical ethics are a plan for living and for SSJ St Patrick's BX1759.5 M4 professional conduct which will develop the full role of Convent M3 the doctor in the Mystical Body of Christ.

Proposes a reconciliation of science and religion, based SSJ Junior on recognition of the immanence of God in the College Jensen BL240.2 C473 phenomenal world.

Beach Shows that today's computers (19630Bare primitive to what can be expected in the future. In the future we expect more intelligent machines that can learn and SSJ Novitiate Q315.M6 adapt their behaviour to their environment. Foresaw artificial intelligence!

XIV. Outside the Church (5/5 Volumes)

The Contemporary Christian

1967 Corbishley, Thomas

134

The Spirit of Eastern Orthodoxy

1962

Le Guillou, M. J.

135

Heresies and Heretics

1959

Cristiani, Leon

136

Protestantism

1959

Tavard, Georges

137

Addresses particularly the Christian as a humanist and philosopher. In language free from theological jargon SSJ College and with a wide range of references to history and Library Jensen BR123.C69 literature, the author examines the relevance of the Beach Christian message to the many contexts in which it is discussed in the secular world.

Eastern and Western Christianity have slightly different emphases, but these should be seen as complimentary, SSJ Novitiate BX320.2 I43 not as opposed.

Heresy arises, "from diversity of minds, from personality, temperament, and ultimately from human freedom". Gives an excellent exposition on the Middle SSJ Novitiate BT1315.2 C713 Ages with their special problems and inevitably to their heresies.

The ideas of Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, and John SSJ St Patrick's BX4817 T323 Calvin in central and northern Europe are set forth Convent

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Christian Unity

1962

Boyer, Charles

138

Christian Sects

1962

Algermissen, Konrad

139

Primitive and Prehistoric Religions

1966

Bergounioux, F M Goetz, J

140

Religions of the Ancient East

1959

Zdrioton, Etienne

141

Abstract Many protestants believe that the historical reasons for the Reformation have largely disappeared. This was attributed increasing recognition of tradition rather than reliance on the Bible alone, the revival of monasticism, and Protestant insistence upon doctrinal unity Protestantism is fragmented into several hundred sects.

The recent growth was attributed to the readiness of their members to make personal sacrifices, the proselytizing and, above all, a simple, yet fresh and vigorous community life. The sects tend to overstress certain doctrines, are very strict morally, and interpret the Bible in an individual manner.

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XV. Non-Christian Beliefs (7/7 Volumes)

Greek and Roman Religions

1962

Hus, Alain

142

Mohammedanism

1961

Gardet, Louis

143

Hinduism

1959

Lemaitre, Solange

144

Discuses the beliefs and spiritual practices of prehistoric SSJ Novitiate man The ancient East was the cradle of most of the great preChristian religions. Examines the growth and influence SSJ Novitiate of the incredible beliefs of Egypt, Sumer, Babylon, Phoenicia, and early Iran.

Between the 8th and 9th centuries B.C., the religions of the early inhabitants of Greece and Rome profoundly changes due to the religious beliefs brought from the SSJ Novitiate East by the Indo-European hordes. Traces the separate evolution of beliefs in the two regions and their ultimate fusion into a Greco-Roman religion.

A detailed study of Islam and an attempt to understand the Muslim world from the inside. A view of Islam as the Muslim sees it.

More accurately called the Vedic religion, and the Santana Dharma-the term for the religious tradition.

"The vocation of India is to proclaim to the world the efficacy of religious experience.

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Volume

Buddhism

1967

Berry, Thomas

145

Christianity and the Other Religions

1964

Zaehner, R. C.

146

Sections and Titles

Abstract Brings the reader a complete understanding of the Buddhist interpretation of man's earthly life and spiritual destiny.

A survey of non Christian religious concepts and the ways in which their spiritual, cultural, and philosophical ideas differ from Christianity. We must learn from non Christian meaning of eternal destiny and learn and profit from its spiritual heritage.

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XVI. General and Supplementary (2/2 Volumes) Index

1971

Sprug, Joseph

Acclaimed as the greatest source of Catholic knowledge ever assembled, The 20th Century Encyclopedia of 149-150 Catholicism contains everything any one would like to know about the Catholic Church.

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