TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
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BV5031.T35
Fr Tanguerey, a pioneer in Asceticism, the science of the spiritual life. Covers this whole field in a methodical way. The Foreword constitutes a brief review of Dogma from a practical, devotional point of view, and lays a solid foundation for the study of Christian perfection.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
BX1749.T6 F3
I. The Architect of the Universe II. The Pursuit of Happiness III. The Fullness of Life IV. The Way of Life
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
B4238 .B43
Berdyaev outlines his personal 'philosophical journey' and describes the influences and experiences which brought him to his unique intellectual position. The only way of escape from the many forms of slavery- spiritual, economic, political- which shackle and impoverish the human spirit lies in the fuller realization of personality, as he defines it.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
In this classic work, Fr. Garrigou-Lagrange has given a complete and systematic explanation of ascetical and mythical theology, and in the process he has explained all aspects of the supernatural life of BX2350 .G335 grace in the soul and shown how Sanctifying Grace, along with Supernatural Virtues of Faith, Hope, and Charity and the Seven Gifts of the Holy Ghost, are meant to grow and develop as a 'supernatural organism' in every Christian soul.
Theology
Unknown
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
The Spiritual Life: A Treatise on Ascetical and Mystical Theology (2)
A Companion to the Summa: Volumes I-IV
Slavery and Freedom
Tanguerey, Adolphe
Farrell, Walter
Berdyaev, Nicolas
The Three Ages of the Interior Life: The Garrigou-Lagrange, Reginald, O.P. Prelude of Eternal Life, Volume One
The Shaking of the Foundations
Tillich, Paul
1930
1941
1944
1947
1948
BV4253. T6
In a language avoiding traditional terms a great theologian addresses himself to the personal and social problems of today.
TITLE
AUTHOR
Fatima or World Suicide
Rt. Rev. Wm. C. McGrath, P.A.
The Theology of the Mystical Body
Mersch, Emile
Leisure: The Basis of Culture (2)
Pieper, Josef, with introduction by TS Eliot
Agape and Eros
Love, Power, and Justice
Nygren, Anders
Tillich, Paul
DATE
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Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph, Mercy Hospital: Miami, FL
BX1751.M516
The mystical body of Christ is not new, for it is embodied in the teachings of Christ and repeatedly emphasized by Saint Paul. This work answers the desire to revived interest in the liturgy where Catholics are recovering the understanding of solidarity, appreciating the character of "we" in the public prayers of the Church.
Theology
Christ the King Convent Jacksonville Fl
BJ2498. P54
These astonishing essays by one of the most important philosophers of our time contradict all our pragmatic and puritanical conceptions about labor and leisure; Josef Pieper demolished the twentieth-century cult of 'work' as he predicts its destructive consequences.
Theology, philosophy
SSJ Novitiate, Jensen Beach
BV4639. N8
The Christine doctrine of love is one of the most widely discussed subjects of contemporary Christian theology and ethics; and this book by Anders Nygren, Bishop of Lund, has become the indispensable point of reference for such discussion. After establishing the fundamental motifs of agape and eros Bishop Nygren traces the development of the agape motif through the New Testament and Paul's theology toward its final formulation and the eros motif through Plato, Aristotle, and Neoplatonism.
Theology
FIT Somet Library, St. Joseph College Library Jensen Beach
BD431. T542
Speaking with understanding and power, the author makes a basic analysis of love, power, and justice, all concepts fundamental in the mutual relations of human beings, of social groups, and of man and God. His concern is to penetrate to the essential, or ontological, foundation of the meaning of each of these words and thus to save them from the vague talk of idealism, cynicism, and sentimentality with which they are usually treated.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
1950
1951
1952, 1963
1953
1954
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Grammar of Assent
Newman, John Henry
1955
Revelation and Redemption: An Introduction to the Theology of St. John
Grossouw, William
1955
The Word of God and the Word of Man
An Interpretation of Christian Ethics
Theology for Beginners
Barth, Karl
Niebuhr, Reinhold
F.J. Sheed
1956
1956
1957
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Cardinal Newman was ordained in the Anglican Church in 1824. This book attempts to facilitate for others their first initiation of the grammar of the spiritual language that Newman himself had to learn before his own intellect gave a real assent to Catholicism and to what he already knew to be true.
Theology
Sr Mary Christine Zimorski
Theology
FIT Somet Library
BR121.2455
The most powerful theologian of the 20th century speaks out on a range of topics. The Righteousness of God The Need and Promise of Christian Preaching The Problem of Ethics Today The Word of God and the Task of the Ministry The Christian's Place in Society
Theology
Diocese of St Augustine Catholic Center Jacksonville Fl
BJ1249. N52
Against both secularists and the pessimism characteristic of continental neo-orthodoxy, the author emphasizes the ideal of love as an actual possibility. Against secular and Christian liberalism he reaffirms the impossibility of perfect love being realized by essentially finite and willful creatures.
Theology
Mary Boyd
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate; St. Joseph Junior College, Jensen Beach, Florida
BS2615.G7
BT65. S54
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Work and Contemplation
Steere, Douglas V.
1957
BX8639. S78
Reflections on the nature of work and contemplation, and their place in the modern industrial world.
Theology
April 1975, Sr. Christine Zimorski
BT701 R19
"Every man, whether Christian or non-Christian, should know himself. He can and ought to know himself free- and that is his greatness, to be free and to know that he is so- but he ought also to understand that he is himself the author neither of his being nor of his liberty, nor of his knowledge of the one or the other. And thence arises for every man equally the strict obligation to love God with his whole soul and his whole heart, and above all things,
Theology
SSJ Novitiate, "Sisters of St. Joseph the Immaculate Convent"
Theology
S. Kathleen Power SSJ, Pittsburgh PA
You
Raymond M., OSCO
1957
Dynamics of Faith
Tillich, Paul
1957
BT771. T54
"A little classic‌ His analyses of the purely intellectual, emotional and volitional interpretations of the dynamics of faith are superbly subtle in distinguishing what is true from what is false in each position.." -Reinhold Niebhur
An Introduction to the Study of Ascetical and Mystical Theology
Goodier, Alban
1957
BV5075.G65
Subjects covered: Asceticism and mysticism outside of Christianity; Pagan religions, Judaism, History of Heresy, The Early Church, The Apostolic Age, the Middle Ages, ‌.
Theology
St Joseph College Library Jensen Beach Fl
Theology for Beginners
Sheed, F.J.
1958, 1976, 1981
BX1754 .S553
This book has been acclaimed as one of the outstanding modern introductions to theology. It is a clear, precise, and inspiring compendium of the central doctrines of the Christian faith.
Theology
Unknown
BT355.T513
Written by Professor of Systematic Theology at Univ. of Hamburg. Ordained a minister in the Evangelical Church of Germany. Has strong words for Christians who value the comforts of Christian experience more highly than the discipline of obedience to God's will.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Between God and Satan
Thielicke, Helmut
1958
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
God in Me: A Popular Explanation of Swizdor, Matthew M., 1959 OFM Conv. Sanctifying Grace
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
BT761.2 S97
This book is not an attempt to explain the unexplainable, but to present those elements of a great mystery that can be explained in a clear, interesting and down-to-earth manner. Written in language simple enough for a child to understand, this book has, nevertheless, certain overtones throughout, which only a mature reader can appreciate. The individual chapters, though closely related, are quite complete in themselves.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
BT1102.D4
Over 20 chapters discussing a broad range of theology: evolution, conscience, Science, Life after death, heaven and hell, reincarnation, dogma, was Christ God?, etc.
Theology
Sr Miriam Joseph
Theology
FIT Somet Library
Adam, Eve, and the Ape
de Wohl, Louis
1960
The Master Calls: A Handbook of Morals for the Layman
Tillmann, Fritz
1961
A complete compendium of moral theology translated from BX1758.2 T513 German. Everything revolves around the person of Christ, and the possibility of individual fulfillment are stated clearly.
The Theology of Christian Perfection (2)
Antonio Royo, O.P. and Jordan Aumann, O.P.
1962
BV5031.2 R68
A true summa of spirituality. Treats all of the important questions related to perfection and to show clearly the basic unity of the Christian life.
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate, Jensen Beach, Florida
Theology and Sanity
F. J. Sheed
1962
BT75.S54
Contains as much Theology as one must know in order to be at home in the real world. First section teats of God as the human might discover Him‌
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
BT695.M8
Part of the Foundation for Catholic Theology Series. Book's purpose is to examine the mystery of God's creation of the universe and to understand that created universe. Scientists are constantly dazed by discoveries in chemistry, physics, math, psychology and space exploration.
Theology
Robert Kincaid
The Image of God in Creation
Muckenhirn, M. Charles Borromeo
1963
TITLE
The Life of Grace
Signs of a Transformation in Christ (2)
Christian Holiness: A Precis of Ascetical Theology (2)
AUTHOR
P. Gregory Stevens, OSB
Miller, John, CSC
Gustave Thils
DATE
1963
1963
1963
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
BT761.2 S77
Foundation of Catholic Theology Series;
Theology
St. Joseph College Library, Jensen Beach , Florida: Presented by Father Williams
BX2200. M5
The revealed Christian message is viewed as the tradition expressed in and through the Church over the centuries- more explicitly formulated, from age to age, and with further applications. But it is still the same saving message begun in the Old Testament and perfected by in the mystery and person of Jesus Christ.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
BV5031.2 T47
The value of this book is the author's treatment of ascetical theology by a world-class dogmatic theologian. Rarely have the teachings of Christ on just what He requires of His followers been so clearly presented.
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Theology
SSJ St Juliana Convent
New Horizons: Studies in Biblical Theology (2)
Ahern, Barnabas M.
1963
BS543.A46
Fr Ahern, for many years professor of Old and then of New Testament exegesis, completed his studies at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome with a remarkable work on Pauline theology. His doctoral thesis was entitled: Christian participation in the Passion and Resurrection of Christ.
The Theology of Karl Barth: An Introduction
Herbert Hartwell
1964
BX4827.B3
The grace of God as revealed in Jesus Christ is shown to be the key to Barth's theology. Barth wrote twelve volumes of theology in "Church Dogmatics"
Theology
The Problem of God: Yesterday and Today
Murray, John Courtney
BT98.M8
A Catholic Theologian traces the "problem of God" from its origins in the Old testament, through its exposition by the Christian Fathers and the definitive statement of Aquinas, to its denial by modern materialism.
Theology
1964
SSJ Novitiate
TITLE
Salvation History: An Introduction to Biblical Theology
God's World in the Making
AUTHOR
Neal M. Flanagan, O.S.M.
Schoonenberg, Peter
Maturing in Christ: St. Paul's Program Montague, George T., SM for Christian Growth
Theology for Renewal: Bishops, Priests, Laity
Humanization: The Evolutionary Origin of Man as a Theological Problem
Rahmer, Karl
Rahmer, Karl
DATE
Library of Congress
Category
LINEAGE
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate; St. Joseph College Library, Jensen Beach, Florida
1964
Analyzes the meaning of evolution and its relation to the biblical concept of creation, then examines the origin of man, the history BT701.2 S3613 of salvation marriage, labor, and man's final state-"the new heaven and the new earth".
Theology
Sr Mary Cecilia
1964
BS2651 .M6
Father Montague's book is an investigation into Paul's spiritual theology, an exploration of the dynamics of the new life in Christ. It is thus primarily an effort to understand his message, to read it against the background of the world in which he lived, and to show the development of Paul's theology of Christian progress.
Theology
St. Joseph Junior College Library, Jensen Beach, FL
BT28.R313
Leads the average reader into theological depths with the reader all but unaware that he was reading theology-and that of the highest order. This work is particularly helpful for the person interested in the Why and the What of the Second Vatican Council
Theology
St Joseph College Library Jensen Beach Fl
BL263.R3
Gives an account of the Church's teaching on the relation between Revelation and the natural sciences in regard to man's origins. Secondly, attempts to answer open points by a basic consideration of the biblical view of man and his beginnings. Finally discusses some of the philosophical and theological problems which remain unresolved.
Theology
Sr Mary Cecilia
1964
1964
1965
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
BS543 F55
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Theology
Sr. Margaret Therese, SSJ, St. Catherine Convent Miami FL
Kerygoma in Crisis?
Nebreda, Alfonso M., SJ
1965
BX 921. N42
Vatican Council II, drawing on the powerful forces of renewal which have been at work now for decades in the Church, has made us joyously aware of the wonderful dynamism of the nature of the Church in the world. As Bishop Carter pointed out, whereas previous Councils were primarily concerned with the definition or redefinition of truths, Vatican II's primary goal was to reestablish contact with the modern world... It is in this perspective of the mission of the Church that the present book intends to present an overview of the situation, problems, and possibilities of transmitting the Christian message.
Sin, Liberty, and Law
Monden, Louis SJ
1965
BJ1231 M613
"Fresh analysis and exploration of the confluence of sociology, psychology, theology and philosophy in the moral life."- Curtis E. Huber
Theology
Sr. Mary Lynn, SSJ Novitiate
BX2200.M67
The living presence of the Spirit to the people of God is the theme of this book. Highlights the supernatural character of the Christian life and probes the biblical meaning of "spirit' and of man's character as an adopted son of the triune God.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
FIT Somet Library, SSJ Junior College Jensen Beach FL
Led by the Spirit: A Primer of Sacramental Theology
Adult Christianity
Mork, Wulstan
Graef, Hilda
1965
1965
Two facts have done Christianity untold harm: the fact that it originated in a civilization quite different from our own, with different ways of thinking and using language, which have never BX1754. G6845 been properly translated into our Western Hellenistic manner of thought; and, secondly, the fact that religion is taught to children at an early age, in over-simplified and emotional ways, which are never adapted and deepened as the child grows to maturity.
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
The Theology of St John
Crehan, Joseph
1966
BS2601.C7
For one who seeks to advance from the text to an understanding of what John was about when he wrote it in order to form one's own John's vision of the Christian life.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
The Estranged God
Padovano, Anthony
1966
BT28. P25
This book has been written within the structure of what Catholic theology calls the course on the One God. It is an experiment in what dogmatic theology can do and might be today. It is the sort of a book which could only have been written in this century and yet it unsays nothing of what was said so splendidly in centuries before our own. It is an attempt to tell all men of the theology of God and of the Church's love for the God who made man and for the men
Theology of Revelation
Rene Latourelle, S.J.
1966
BT127.2 L34
Handwritten note on front end page;
Toward A Christian Moral Theology
Bernard Haring, C.SS.R.
1966
BX1758.2 H32
Volume II;
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph, Sts. Peter and Paul Convent: Miami, Florida; Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Theology of Revelation
Gabriel Moran, F.S.C.; Preface by Charles Davis; Introduction by Gerard S. Sloyan
1966
BT127.2 M6
Handwritten note on front end page; Editor statement before Title Page;
Theology
N/A
TITLE
Principles of Christian Theology
The Cost of Discipleship
AUTHOR
John Macquarrie
Bonhoeffer, Dietrich
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate, Jensen Beach, Florida
BT380.B66
Bonhoeffer, a German theologian who was martyred by the Nazis in 1945. Examines serious implications of believing in Christ, the intensity of the struggle between God in man's deepest self whenever he takes upon himself true discipleship.
Theology
Fr Charles Williams
BX2220.P64
Presents the current thought of scripture scholars on the New Testament faith in the Eucharist. Provides explanations of terms such as "sign", "meaning," and "Transignification." and their place in the theology of the Eucharist.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
N/A
Theology
Sr M. Liguori
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
1966
1966
Eucharistic Theology
Powers, Joseph M.
1967
Pauline Theology: A Brief Sketch
Joseph A. Fitzmyer, S.J.
1967
Who is Christ?
Padovano, Anthony
1967
Revelation and Theology: Volume 1
Schillebeeckx, E.
1967
God Our Savior: A Study of the Atonement
De Rosa, Peter
1967
BT304.P23
A creative theologian explores the question which is basic to any attempt at genuine renewal.
Sheds new light on the nature of divine inspiration of the scriptures and formation of the scriptural canon. Provides an introduction to BT127.2 S3313 Theology and applies theology to both the Catholic and protestant positions on divine revelation.
BT751.2 D4
Examines the meaning of man's salvation by God in and through Christ. Provides a biblical history of salvation and proceeds to answer, "How is Christ related to our salvation?"
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
The World's Greatest Secret
Haffert, John M.
1967
BV823.H28
A supporting theologian stated, "This book will succeed, it is not meant for theologians." The secret is contained in the Eucharist.
Theology
St Joseph College Library Jensen Beach Fl
1967
BT65.C3
Theology is necessary if Christian intelligence is to search for meaning in its dialog with God, man, and the world. The search is a peaceful one for the vision of faith and fullness if love is the goal.
Theology
Sr Jane Stoecker
BX2350.2 C62
One of America's leading theologians explores the challenges that confront every Catholic today. Describes the developments taking place in sacramental theology today. Shows how common Eucharistic celebration can advance the cause of Christian unity.
Theology
St Joseph College Library Jensen Beach Fl
BX841.R24
Intended to be truly contemporary and truly relevant to modern history by serving the spiritual needs of people today (1968). Sacramentum Mundi can only be theology written in and of and for the world where man dwells and od reveals Himself.
Theology
St Joseph Academy Library St Augustine Fl
BT127.2 S3313
Investigates the interrelationship between speculative theology and the study of both scripture and tradition. Vol 2 addresses the contemporary relationship between Protestants and Roman Catholics
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
The Role of Theology in the University Callahan, Daniel, et al.
New Dimensions in Catholic Life
Cooke, Bernard J.
Sacramentum Mundi: An Encyclopedia Edited by Karl Rahner with Cornelius Ernst of Theology and Kevin Smyth Volumes 1-6
Revelation and Theology: Volume 2
Schillebeeckx, E.
1968
1968
1968
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
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LINEAGE
Absolutes in Moral Theology?
Curran, Charles, Editor
1968
BX1758.2 C82 Vol.1
Assembles information from a group of moral theologians (including the editor) to consider many of the current principles and teachings of Catholic moral theology, In light of Vatican II, the authors call for changes in many areas of the Church.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Creation and Covenant: Contemporary College Theology Series
Plastaras, James
1968
BTG155.P57
Theology is necessary if Christian intelligence is to search for meaning in its dialog with God, man, and the world. The search is a peaceful one for the vision of faith and fullness of love is the goal.
Theology
Sr Joyce Newton
The New Theology and Morality
Barnette, Henlee H.
1968
BT82.B2
A handbook guide to radicle new theology and ethics. The result is a clear-cut delineation of the growing edge of theological-ethical discussion and a balanced understanding of the Christian faith.
Theology
Sr Mary Christine Zimorski
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
Sr C. Laboure
TITLE
AUTHOR
Revelation and the Quest for Unity
Dulles, Avery
1968
BT127.2 D86
The decade 1956-1966 saw advances in two important fields-the theology of revelation and ecumenism. These two are closely interconnected. The theology of revelation was addressed more thoroughly by Protestant influences that sparked a Roman Catholic ecumenical response.
Revelation Theology: A History
Dulles, Avery
1969
BT126.5 D84
Presents a succinct and accurate way an account of a vast area of Christian thought and speculation concerning the area of revelation.
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
World problems such as evolution, underdeveloped nations, warfare, political action, armed revolution demand an authentic theology if Christianity will play an influential role in the world's existence.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology of the World
Metz, Hoannes B.
1969
BR115.W6 M4513
There is a Season
Geisller, Eugene S.
1969
BX4705.G415 A3
In this book, a husband and father distills from the human religious experiences of one family- his own- 'moments of truth' that have universal appeal and application.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
BT 771.2 B88
In this book it can be seen that the author was fanning the fires of historical criticism as a means of exposing the false bases of faith laid by orthodoxy and liberalism. At the same time, he aimed at a new understanding of the mythology in which the New Testament proclamation is couched.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Faith and Understanding, Volume One
Bultmann, Rudolf
God's Life in Us
Danielou, Jean
The Idea of the Holy
Otto, Rudolf
1969
It is because modern man tends to be increasingly self-sufficient that adoration has become one of our most urgent battlefronts. A city in which prayer is not present is an inhuman city. But men Theology 1969 BT111.2. D3613 need weapons in this struggle for prayer. This little book is and prayer designed to meet this need. The meditations aim at direct expression of a spirituality for men and women of action who wish to be directed to God. Before religion became 'morality touched with emotion' it was emotion itself, or a group of emotions, and still is. Those emotions this are, in the translators summary, 'the feeling of the uncanny, the edition BL51 078 thrill of awe or reverence, the sense of dependence, of impotence, Theology printed or of nothingness, or again, the feeling of religious rapture and 1969 exaltation.' The author calls them the non-rational feelings, the sense of the tremendous, the awful, the mysterious, or in a word
Sr. Florence Bryan
SSJ Novitiate
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Love Strong as Death: A Study in Christian Ethics
Hugo, John J.
1969
Preparing for Liturgy
Austin Fleming
1970
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
BJ1249. H7
Father John F. Hugo takes the reader far beyond the concept of the Christian life as the avoidance of evil. Love makes greater demands. The Christian is also and in the first place ready to renounce the good, just as the farmer 'renounces' his good wheat, and sows it, not in spite but because of its excellence. It dies to 'yield a rich harvest.'
Category
LINEAGE
Theology
Sr. Mary Christine Zimorski, SSJ Novitiate
Theology
N/A
Theology
Sr. M. Therese Schaufler, Aquinas College, Grand Rapids MICH., SSJ Novitiate
Three Issues in Ethics
Macquarrie, John
1970
BV4612 M2
1) What are the theological grounds for co-operation on ethical and social matters between Christians and non-Christians in an age when Christians certainly cannot 'go it alone'? 2) What relevance does a religious faith bear to a moral life? 3) Is there a distinctive Christian ethic, or are the ends which Christians seek essentially the same as those conscientious humanists, Buddhists, Marxist, etc..?
What Theologians Do
Healey, F. G. et al.
1970
BR118.H42
Subjects considered are Church history, Christian doctrine, Worship, Ethics, Ecumenicity, and others. A guide to the modern study of religion focused on the whole range of Christian studies.
Theology
Sister Anthony Marie Newton
What are the Theologians Saying?
Hellwig, Monika
1970
BT77.H413
A book for Catholic adults who want to understand the changes in Catholic theology particularly related to the Second Vatican Council.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
The Infallibility Debate
Baum, Gregory, Lindbeck, George, McBrien, Richard, and McSorley, Harry J.
1971
BV601.6 I5 K5
The 4 authors offer different views based on historical facts but also not denying the emotion that can be evoked on this topic.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Encounter with God: A Theology of Christian Experience
Kelsey, Morton
1972
BR110.K4
An episcopal priest who became a professor at Notre Dame tries to show that the popular belief in a God who cannot be encountered in the immediate world results, not from lack of care, but from inadequate theology.
Is It Too Late? A Theology of Ecology
Cobb, John B.
1972
BT695.5 C63
The author forecasts an ecological crisis and he suggests the solution lies in a different type of Christianity.
Theology
Sr Anthony Marie
The Truce of God: An End to the Conflict Between Authority and Conscience?
McCauley, George
1972
BV741.M3
A new analysis of a problem in Christian theology, the relationship between conscience and Catholic authority. Challenges every adult to see that both conscience and authority are acting the same way.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Hidden God
Boros, Ladislaus
1973
BV4832.2 B62
Speaks of the nearness of God, and of God's presence as the source of peace and joy. Yet at the same time he recognizes that what lies closest is most difficult to grasp.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
BT431.B6513
Boros, a leading Catholic theologian taught for years that Christ as man had to break through to God: there was a thoroughly genuine human development in His life. In this meditation on the Stations of the Cross he shows that this is the way for all Christians.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Breaking Through to God: The Way of the Cross
Boros, Ladislaus
1973
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Caring: A Biblical Theology of Community
Dubay, Thomas
1973
BX2350.2 D8
Offers a practical approach toward understanding what genuine concern and love for others really means.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology Today Series;
Theology
S. Florence Bryan, S.S.J., 5090 Warwick Terrace Pittsburg, PA 15213
The Theology of Grace: #17
Cornelius Ernst O.P.
1974
The God of the Group: The influence of Being in a Group on Doing Theology
McCauley, George
1975
The author is an authority on sacramental theology. He reports his studies on how "group think" versus individual attitudes toward Christian faith are different and why that may be so.
Theology
Unknown
Theology
Sr Ruth Hall
Theology
Sisters of St Joseph, Mercy Hospital
BT761.2 E7
Religion and Alienation: A Theological Reading of Sociology
Baum, Gregory
1975
BT738.B32
Hopes to introduce the student of theology to the sociological tradition. Makes use of sociological concepts to understand what Christian practice should be and how we can more fully integrate the Holy Spirit in society.
Positioning Faith in the Mid-Seventies
Bausch, William J.
1975
BX1751.2 B33
Centers around 8 major themes in current theological thinking; Belief and unbelief, God, myths and symbols, dogma, Jesu who is Christ, redemption, the Church and the sacraments.
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Theology
Sr Eileen Marie
God Present as Mystery: A Search for Personal Meaning in Contemporary Theology
Ebner, James H.
1976
BX1751.2 E25
"the very meaning of creation is the formation of brotherhood in response the lure of Mystery Present, To believe and to be saved is to appreciate ourselves, to care about one another, to be open to Mystery.
The Rhetoric of Western Thought, Third Edition
James L. Golden, Goodwin F. Berquist, William E. Coleman
1976, 78
PN191.G6
Details the schools of thought that dominate British rhetorical theory. Divided into four sections: rhetoric as meaning, rhetoric as value, rhetoric as motive, and rhetoric as a way of knowing.
Ministry to Word and Sacraments: History and Theology
Bernard Cooke
1976
BX1746. C6
Handwritten note on front end page;
History and Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Paul the Theologian: His Teaching in the Letter to the Romans (2)
Emil Wcela
1977
BS587 W36 VIII
God's Word Today VIII: A New Study Guide to the Bible;
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Theology and Pastoral Care
John B. Cobb, Jr.
1977
BV4012.2 C6
Handwritten note on front end page; Creative Pastoral Care and Counseling Series;
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Unknown
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Human Sexuality: New Directions in American Catholic Thought
Catholic Theological Society of America
1977
HQ32.H822
The worlds of scripture, history, and anthropology brought together on a theological synthesis from which principles for interpreting sexual activity are established.
Theology
Unknown
Authenticity: A Biblical Theology of Discernment
Thomas Dubay S. M.
1977
BS1192.5 D813 A939
Handwritten note on front end page;
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Theological Studies: Vol. 39 No. 2, June Komonchak, Grisez, and Conn 1978
1978
N/A
Three articles: Humanae vitae and Its Reception, Contraception and the Infallibility of the Ordinary Magisterium, and The Ontogenetic Ground of Value.
Theology
Unknown
A Charismatic Theology: Initiation in the Spirit
Heribert Muhlen
1978
BV4503 M7613
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Looking for Jesus
van Kaam, Adrian
1978
The author uses the Last Discourse of Jesus as a creative and vivid BS2615.4 .V36 illustration of how scripture reading can be done in an interesting, 1978 refreshingly different and spiritually helpful way.
Theology
Sr. Florence Bryan, SSJ
1979
Lays a theological groundwork for the understanding of Christian life through a new approach to the idea of grace. This theology deals with the most basic question of how God interacts with humans and hence the world. The opening chapter involves retrieving theological symbols form our Christian past and reinterpreting them in today's environment. Utilizes the work of western theologians: Augustine, Aquinas, Luther, Trent and Rahner.
Theology
Sr Catherine Bitzer
The Experience and Language of Grace (2)
Haight, Roger
BT7612.H34
TITLE
Affirming the Human and the Holy
Struggle and Fulfillment: Inner Dynamics of Religion and Morality
AUTHOR
Agudo, Philomena
Evans, Donald
DATE
1979
1979
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
BR110. A37
Doctor Agudo chooses to emphasize the unique role of affirmation in reference to self while not getting lost in the futility of selfaffirmation. In many ways, this book serves as a guide in the Christian's search for God through an awareness of self.
BJ1012. E9
Category
LINEAGE
Evans uses his considerable skill at precise prose to discuss eight traits which he finds form both basic religious attitudes and moral virtues. He arranges them in an order of priority, beginning with basic trust, to which he gives major attention. The other seven are humility, self-acceptance, responsibility, self-commitment, friendliness, concern, and contemplation.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Theology
SSSJ Novitiate
A Theology of Christian Prayer
Wright, John H
1979
Refutes the view than humankind must rely in it sown ingenuity for fulfillment of basic spiritual needs. The solution is turning to God's word communicated through the Judeo-Christian prayer tradition BV210.2 W75 in order to offer men and women an understanding of life with a living God who hears, is concerned answers, and is at work in the world responding to each person.
Readings in Moral Theology No. 1: Moral Norms and Catholic Tradition
Edited by Charles E. Curran and Richard A. McCormick, S.J.
1979
BX1758.2 C82 Vol.1
What are they Saying About the Trinity?
Bracken, Joseph A., S.J.
1979
BT110.2 B71
Contemporary thinkers tend to look upon 'the Person' of the Trinity as an autonomous center of consciousness- a belief which would seem to undermine the classical formula of the Trinity. As a result, a new group of theologians today are beginning to interpret the Trinity in process-oriented categories. The author has written a concise and timely summary of contemporary directions in Trinitarian theology.
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
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LINEAGE
Method in Ministry: Theological Reflection and Christian Ministry
James D. Whitehead and Evelyn Eaton Whitehead
1980
BV660.2 W46
Handwritten note on front end page has been covered with white out;
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Theology
Unknown
Theology
SSJ Villa Flora/ Brown Hall
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
An Introduction to Christian Faith
Kasper, Walter
1980
BT771.2 K3
A Word of Grace: An Introduction to the Themes and Foundations of Karl Rahner's Theology (2)
Edited by Leo J. O'Donovan
1981
BX4705.R287 W67 1981
A Christian Understanding of the Human Person: Basic Readings
edited by Eugene Lauer and Joel Mlecko
1982
BX2350. L2
Fasting in the New Testament: A Study in Biblical Theology
Joseph F. Wimmer
1982
BT590.F3 W5
Offers an incisive yet comprehensive introduction to the nature and problems of the Christian faith in the modern world. The message is not one of confusion and uncertain experiment but of trust and hope. The author examines the situation, location, truth, act, content, ecclesiolatry and historicity of faith, shows its saving assurance, anchors it in Christology, and reminds us of its direction to the one future of God. Organized as a companion volume to Karl Rahner's master workhis Foundations of Christian Faith- A World of Grace can also be used as a general introduction to the major themes and fundamental principles of Rahner's theology as a whole. Each chapter provides a broad commentary on the corresponding chapter of Foundations, beginning with Rahner's method and anthropology and concluding with his theology of the church and The editors have assembled the writings of important contemporary theologians and philosophers in order to present a comprehensive anthropology which moves toward a Christian understanding of the human person. The four major human relationships are explored in depth: relationships with the other, the material world, with others, and with self.
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Sin Reconsidered
Gaffney, James
1983
BT715.G28
Concerns the different ways of thinking about sin in post Vatican II, with emphasis on Catholic theology and ministry. Sin is a basic human experience and is necessary for salvation.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
1984
BX1746.R38 W63
Before the Second Vatican Council, Rahner had worked alongside Congar, de Lubac, and Marie-Dominique Chenu, theologians associated with an emerging school of thought called the Nouvelle ThĂŠologie, elements of which had been condemned in the encyclical Humani generis of Pope Pius XII. Subsequently, however, the Second Vatican Council was much influenced by his theology
Theology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Is there anyone who requires you to be the holy person- the saintyou are intended to be? John the Baptist was such a friend to Jesus. And Jesus, the author suggests, had John the Baptist- a friend who played a crucial role in calling Jesus 'into being Christ.'
Theology
Unknown
Catechesis on Marriage and celibacy in the light of the Resurrection of the Body
Theology
Unknown
A Word of Grace: An Introduction to the Themes and Foundations of Karl Rahner's Theology
Edited by Leo J. O'Donovan
Jesus and John: A Story About FriendsFor Friends
Hutchinson, Gloria
1986
BV4647.F7 H88 1986
The Theology of Marriage and Celibacy (2)
John Paul II
1986
N/A
TITLE
AUTHOR
Lift Your Sails: The Challenge of Being Dwyer, Vincent OCSO a Christian
Testament: Belief in an Age of Parmisano, Stan, OP Unbelief, Faith in an Era of Skepticism
DATE
Library of Congress
Category
LINEAGE
1987
"The winds of God's grace are always blowing, but we must make an effort to lift our sails." Taking his insights from key psychological BX2350.2 .D89 educators and blending them with the teachings of the spiritual masters, Fr. Dwyer shows how this philosophy can help us test, train, and maintain our spiritual development.
Theology
SSJ Novitiate
1991
BX1752. P28 1991
This is a book about belief in an age of unbelief; about faith in an era of skepticism; about essential truths in a time of subject values. It offers a steady course for believers who wonder and reflect on the great questions of Christianity, and for adults on the catechetical journey of faith.
Theology
Unknown
BJ1249.O92
A lesson on moral theology. In part one he lays the foundation for contemporary Catholic morality and basic structure and dynamics of Christian life. In part two he turns to moral issues of sexuality, medicine, war, and economics.
Theology
SSJ Formation Library St Augustine Fl
Theology
N/A
Conscience in Conflict: How to Make Overberg, Kenneth R. Moral Choices
1991
Encyclopedia of Theology: The Concise Edited by Karl Rahner Sacramentum Mundi
1991
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Theology
Unknown
Liturgical Theology: A Primer
Irwin, Kevin W.
1990
BX1970 .I7588 1990
This work presents an overview of how liturgy and theology have been related from the patristic to the modern era. It summarizes and critiques major contributions to this topic by Americans or those whose work has influenced American discussion during the past three decades.
Reading Luke: A Literary and Theological Commentary on the Third Gospel
Charles H. Talbert
1992
BS2595.3 T34
Handwritten note on front end page;
Theology
N/A
She Who Is: The Mystery of God in Feminist Theological Discourse
Johnson, Elizabeth A.
1992
BT83.55 J64
An effort to connect "feminist and classical wisdom" in a synthesis that is discerning, critical and doxological, and engaged with classical sources of Christian theology.
Theology
Unknown
Theology
Theology
Theology and the Option for the Poor: Theology and Life Series 22
O'Brien, John
1992
Viewing social reality from the standpoint of the poor provides theology the perspective from which to interpret the meaning and BV639.P6027 exigencies of Christian faith. This requires creating conditions for other theologies to discover their relation to the structures of oppression leading to a new self awareness for theology in general.
The Church, Community of Salvation: An Ecumenical Ecclesiology
George H. Tavard
1992
BX1746.T37
New Theology Studies, 1;
N/A
TITLE
Light of Faith: The Compendium of Theology
Spheres of Love: Toward a New Ethics of the Family
The Theology of the Body According to John Paul II
AUTHOR
St Thomas Aquinas
Post, Stephen G.
John Paul II
Theological-Historical Commission for the The Holy Spirit, Lord and Giver of Life Great Jubilee Year 2000
Encountering Jesus: How People Come to Faith and Discover Discipleship
Gittins, Anthony J.
DATE
1993
1994
1997
1997
2002
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
BX1749.T36
The means to increase your own love of God by learning more about Him than you ever learned before. Let your teacher be the Church's foremost theologian, St Thomas Aquinas; with this text written for non-specialists.
Theology
Sisters of Mercy
HQ518.P676
A study of family love found in Western literature that integrates insights from ethics, theology, history and sociology. Will make its readers think about what spouses owe each other, what parents owe their children, what children owe their parents, and what family members owe outsiders.
Theology
Unknown
BT741.2 J64
Presents a vision of the human person and gives a catechesis which is centered on the human perso, understood within the mystery of Christ. Starting with Genesis, the Pope discusses the bodily dimension of human personhood, sexuality and marriage in the light of biblical revelation.
Theology
Unknown
BT121.2 D37513
Offers a general overview of the mystery of the Holy Spirit, taking up the theme designated for the year 1998 in Pope John Pall II's encyclical "On the Coming of the Third Millennium".
Theology
"It was just wonderful, now I can walk, Alleluia! Thank you Sisters Rene and Claire"
BS2545.C48 G58 2002
Presents New Testament figures in a new light and is perfect for both group study and personal reflection. Among the discipleship stories included are the healing of the paralytic from the Gospel of Mark, the healing of the Canaanite woman's daughter from Matthew, the conversion of Zacchaeus the tax collector from Luke, and the healing of the man born blind from John.
Theology
Unknown
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Covenant and Communion: The Biblical Theology of Pope Benedict XVI
Hahn, Scott W.
2009
Redeeming Conflict: 12 Habits for Christian Leaders (2)
Garrido, Ann M.
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Hahn places Benedict's concern for theology as a scriptural, and BX1378.6 H34 hence a liturgical, activity. Uses his knowledge of Benedict's works teasing out a new hermeneutic at the heart of Benedict's vision.
Theology
Unknown
2016
Garrido, a Catholic theologian and conflict mediator identifies BV4597.53 C58 conflict as a fruitful exchange that arises from living and working G37 together in the diverse world God created. Offers 12 ways to deal with conflict paired with an historical role model.
Theology
Unknown
Discusses the themes of human freedom and man in society so conspicuous in modern French thought and literature. Individual theories and movements from Christian philosophy, through modernism, French Thomism, act philosophy and personalism, to existentialism, are treated with clarity.
Philosophy
SSJ Novitiate
SSJ Novitiate
Philosophy
A History of Philosophy: Volume IX Maine de Brian to Sartre
Copleston, Frederick
1974
The Meaning of Man
Mouroux, Jean
1948`
Explores the theology of man's relationship with God and how it BT701.2 M67 defines, colors, and directs man's relationship to both the temporal Philosophy and spiritual facets of his existence.
1951
The theme of Marcel's Homo Viator is close to the center of all our preoccupations: man in his pilgrim condition. With great virtuosity in the use of his own philosophical method, he probes into interpersonal relations and the threat of ethical values. Marcel Philosophy excels here in his concrete analyses of the attitudes of hope, the family community in its temporal and supratemporal aspects, and the forgotten virtue of personal fidelity..."- James Collins
Homo Viator: Introduction to the Metaphysic of Hope
Marcel, Gabriel
B721.C57
B2430 .M253 H63
Sr. Mary Christine
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
Discourse on Thinking
Heidegger, Martin
1966
The Lord of History: Reflections on the Inner Meaning of History
Danielou, Jean
Category
LINEAGE
B8279.H48 G43
Philosophy
SSJ Novitiate
1958
Examines Marxism, logical positivism, existentialism, and other secular interpretations of history, and distinguishes between their BR115.H5 D23 valid and false concepts. Maintains that history only makes sense when it is understood as the history of salvation.
Philosophy
St Joseph College Library Jensen Beach Fl
The author opposes Epistemology which he claims is an expression of doubt in the power and validity of philosophical knowledge. He B4238.B43 D23 Philosophy claims the most creative philosophers of his era had little concern for epistemology.
The Destiny of Man
Berdyaev, Nicolas
1960
Eclipse of God: A Critique of the Key 20th Century Philosophies: Existentialism, Crisis Theology, and Jungian Psychology
Buber, Martin
1952
B3213.B8
The Peasant of the Garonne: An Old Layman Questions Himself About the Present Time
Jacques Maritain
1968
BT 771.2 M3
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Buber, a Jewish philosopher offers an interpretation of Western thinking and believing that provides a better understanding of existentialism.
SSJ Novitiate
Philosophy
SSJ Novitiate
Philosophy
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
TITLE
Existential Phenomenology
I and Thou
Gateway to Reality
The Vital Center of Man
Orthodoxy
AUTHOR
Luijpen, William A.
Buber, Martin
Engelbert J. Van Croonenburg, C.S.Sp., S.T.D.
Durckheim, Karlfried
Chesterton, Gilbert K.
DATE
1969
1970
1971
1971
1908
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
B829.5 L813
Seeks to offer a unique treatise of how philosophers have a common style of thinking that integrates existentialism and phenomenology. It was not their purpose to write about the two separate subjects but the integration of these approaches by prominent philosophers.
Philosophy
Sr Florence Bryan
B3213 B33
Martin Buber's I and Thou has long been acclaimed as a classic. Many prominent writers have acknowledged its influence on their work; students of intellectual history consider it a landmark; and the generation born since World War II considers Buber as one of its prophets.
Philosophy
SSJ Novitiate
S. Kathleen Power, S.S.J., 5090 Warwick Philosophy Terrace Pittsburg, PA 15213; Sisters of St. Joseph: St.
BD21. V3
The way to real faith lies through intimate experience of Being which will renew his feeling-contact with the divine ground, as well BJ118.F6 D83 Philosophy as form in him an inner attitude which will permit him to take this experience seriously and prove it in his daily life.
BR121.C5
A companion to his first book "Heretics" written due to critics complaints about its negative view of modern philosophies. "Orthodoxy" is autobiographical and provides a story of Chesterton's journey to Christian Faith.
Philosophy
SSJ Novitiate
St Joseph College Library Jensen Beach Fl
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
In this book, Hugo Rahner wears his immense classical and patristic learning a little more lightly though no less perceptibly than usual. His brilliant exposition of the concept of eutrapelia (the grave Philosophy merriness that characterized Aristotle's ethical man) is contained in five learned chapters that develop a complete Christian philosophy and theology of man at play.
SSJ Novitiate
Man at Play
Rahner, Hugo, SJ
1967
Decisions in Philosophy of Religion
William B. Williamson
1976
Philosophy
1978
What do we come to if we follow the path of hearts' desire? Ourselves or something greater than ourselves? The journey of the human spirit, we can say with Hegel, is a journey in which we come Philosophy to ourselves. The ultimate society, we can say with Marx, is a society in which we come to ourselves. It is by coming to ourselves, we can say with Kierkegaard, that we come to God.
SSJ Villa Flora/ Brown Hall
Philosophy
St. Joseph College Library, Jensen Beach , Florida
The Reasons of the Heart: A Journey into Solitude and Back Again into the Human Circle
Religious Values in Counseling and Psychotherapy
Things: Four Metbletic Reflections
Dunne, John S.
Charles A. Curran
Van Den Berg, J. H.
1969
1970
BT745. R313
BV4817 .D84 1978
BV4012.2 C85
BF471.C5 B4713
This book is concerned with the changing character of things. Their mutability is not an illusion of the perceiving subject but a property of the things themselves. Things, as such, change, although it is true that there has to be a perceiving subject for whom the change Philosophy takes place. This book consists of four chapters containing reflections on the changing dimensions of things; colors and their changes; the relationship between the curvature of the earth and
N/A
Sr. Mary Christine
TITLE
AUTHOR
Treasury of Philosophy
Edited by Dagobert Runes Ph.D.
DATE
Library of Congress
The Dignity and Responsibility of Being Kissinger, Rodney, S.J. Human: An Anatomy of Morality
Radical Optimism: Rooting Ourselves in Reality
Bruteau, Beatrice
1993
Carter, G. Emmett
1959
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Handwritten note on front end page; Broken spin; Drawn in picture Philosophy on back cover page;
N/A
This pamphlet is an attempt to paint a big picture, to give a brief statement of the fundamental elements, which are involved in making a moral decision, a sort of anatomy of morality. It is written Philosophy with the hope of clarifying some confusion and aiding in the formation of mature, responsible Christianss.
SSJ Villa Flora/ Brown Hall
Beatrice Bruteau is a Christian philosopher whose vision of life is an inspiration to some of the most influential thinkers of our time. In this book she shines new light on the deepest truth we can know BX2350.2 B76 about ourselves: each of us has at-one-ment with God, here and Philosophy now. She helps us understand what this really means, to know the happiness it brings, and to cultivate a contemplative consciousness.
SSJ Novitiate
Psychology Psychology and the Cross
The Meaning of Anxiety
Client Centered Therapy: Its Current Practice, Implications and Theory
May, Rollo
Carl R. Rogers
1950
1951
BF51.C3
Provides insight into the relation of the teaching of the Church to the scientific theories of psychology and how they can aid the Christian in meeting the challenges of everyday life.
SSJ St Joseph Psychology Convent Winter Haven Fl
"Competition for success is the greatest source of anxiety in our culture, success. Success being the dominant cultural value, it is BF575.A6 M35 Psychology also the dominant criterion for self evaluation. Whatever threatens the goal is, therefore, a cause of profound anxiety."
RC602 R746
A current synthesis and integration of successful techniques of general counseling and procedures in specific situations.
SSJ Novitiate
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Psychology Novitiate; S. Kathleen Power, S. S. J., 5090 Warwick Terrace
TITLE
The Informed Heart: Autonomy in a Mass Age
AUTHOR
Bettelheim, Bruno
DATE
1960
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
HM271.B47
An investigation of the psychology of man under severe dehumanizing pressure. Based on the author's experiences in the concentration camps of Dachau and Buchenwald, this book is a report on that experience and a liberating answer to all who fear the loss of self.
Psychology
SSJ Novitiate
The Symbolic and the Real
Progoff, Ira
1963
RC508. P72
In this book the advanced conceptions of death psychology are brought to bear upon the fundamental human problems of modern Psychology, civilization. Dr. Progoff points out that one precondition for a death and significant development of creative personality as an expanded healing perception of reality beyond the current intellectual boundaries.
The Self in Transformation: Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, and the Life of the Spirit
Fingarette, Herbert
1963
BF175.F48
Psychology
Man and His Symbols (2)
Edited by Carl G. Jung
1964
BF1091.J8
The last work for Jung before his death in 1961. Assesses his contribution to life and thought of his time but it was also his first attempt to present his life work in psychology to a non-technical audience.
The Heart of Man: Its Genius for Good and Evil
Fromm, Erich
1964
BJ1401.F75
This book in some respects is a counterpart to "The Art of Loving." While the main topic there was man's capacity to love, the main Psychology topic here is his capacity to destroy.
Psychology
Sr. Mary Christine Zimorski
SSJ Novitiate
Sr Mary Cecilia La Belle
TITLE
Holiness is Wholeness and Other Essays
Consider Christian Maturity
From a Religious Experience to a Religious Attitude
AUTHOR
Goldbrunner, Josef
Liege, Pierre-Andre
Godin, A. Editor
DATE
Library of Congress
Category
LINEAGE
Father Josef Goldbrunner's famous lecture drew the attention of priests and educators to depth psychology, a field of knowledge whose special relevance to pastoral duties had not, previously, Psychology been fully acknowledged. The other essays cited in the title of this volume represent further studies, never before published in English, which follow along the same line.
SSJ Novitiate
1965
Working with a great knowledge of the theology of grace as well as an insight into human psychology, the author analyzes the stages BX2350.2 L4613 Psychology through which a human being must pass if he is to become a responsible Christian adult.
SSJ Novitiate
1965
Brings together 12 studies on religious psychology intended for teachers of religion who are not afraid to face rigorous thinking and observations with some scientific precision. Studies include: Discernment of Children's Religious Experience, The Idea of God: Psychology Its Emergence Between 7 and 16 Years of Age, Religious Expression and Mental Deficiency, and The Burning Bush: The Symbolic Implications of a Bible Story among Children Ages 5-12 Years
SSJ Novitiate
1964
BV4012. G6
BR110.F75
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Pathways to Personal Peace
Doty, William L.
1965
BX2350.2 D65
Although the approach is psychological, it is always made in the light of faith and with an eye to the fact that Christ is the way, the truth and the life. Reminds the reader that he is talking about the peace that this world cannot give, the peace that is the fruit of virtue.
Foundations for a Psychology of Grace
William W. Meissner, S.J.
1966
BT761.2 M4
Handwritten note on front end page;
The Transformation of Man: A Study of Rosemary Haughton Conversion and Community
1967
BT780. H3
Psychology
FIT Somet Library
Psychology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Psychology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
TITLE
AUTHOR
McMahon, Edwin M., SJ, and Peter A. Becoming a Person in the Whole Christ Campbell, SJ
In Search: Psychology and Religion
James Hillman
DATE
1967
1967
Personality Types and Holiness
Roldan, Alexander SJ
1968
Love and Will
May, Rollo
1969
Death and Then What?
Oraison, Marc
1969
Man Becoming
Baum, Gregory
1970
Library of Congress
BX2350.5 .M2
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
Personhood is not a possession, but a process. It is not bestowed, but achieved; one never is, but is always becoming a person. Taking this valuable insight from contemporary psychology, two Psychology young Jesuits have incorporated it into the framework of Christian spirituality.
SSJ Novitiate
BV4012. H5
Psychology
The roads that lead to God are innumerable and the temperamental differences between men are marks as experience BX2350. 7.R613 indicates. This work will be highly beneficial to spiritual directors as Psychology well as to all who are actively engaged in the pursuit of sanctity in our times. Dr. Rollo May has treated innumerable patients who have become causalities of the sexual demands and confusions of today. He has seen the impotence, emptiness, meaninglessness, that have come BF692. M34 Psychology to shadow what should be the most intimate, loving, fulfilling of acts. This is the crisis which Love and Will addresses itself to, as Rollo May, in a landmark book, shows why and how we must put
BF789.S8 O72
BT75.2.B35
Investigates the personal element of death as an event which is completely natural. Makes a significant contribution to the meaning of "natural".
Death and Dying
Employing psychologically oriented phenomenology, the author demonstrates that human life is not ordinary, but rather, a highly dramatic field of conflict between forces of self-destruction and Psychology powers of creativity and new life. God is not an outsider, a Superperson; God is insider, the deepest reality in himself, the source of life.
St. Joseph College Library, Jensen Beach, Florida St. Joseph College Library, Jensen Beach, Florida, SSJ Novitiate
SSJ Novitiate
Sr Mary Christine Zimorski
CB Gilder, S. Mary Lynn SSJ, Sacred Heart Church Lake Worth FL.
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
The On-Going Pilgrimage: Process, Psychodynamics, and Personal Presence in the Spiritual Life
Doty, William L.
1970
BX2350.2 D649
Religions, Values, and PeakExperiences
Maslow, A. H.
1970
BL53.M38
The Search for the Holy
Kraft, William F.
1971
BL53.K7
In the Spirit, In the Flesh
Kennedy, Eugene C.
1971
BX2350.2 K46
Different Existence: Principles of Phenomenological Psychopathology
Van Den Berg, J. H.
1972
RC454.4 B47
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
A new style of writing which views spirituality as a vital, existential Psychology encounter and dialogue between God and Man.
SSJ Novitiate
Explores the ecstatic "peak-experiences" of prophets and seers, from which the essential meanings of religion were originally conceived, and reveals how they can, and why they should, be experienced by virtually everyone.
Psychology
Unknown
Based on the psychological 'Theory of Self' that incorporates three basic dimensions of man- the body, the ego, and self. The ideal is psychology to be healthy and holy- and this book points the way.
Unknown
Discusses how the contemporary Christian, freed from past theological rigidity and legalism, is learning to search within to uncover the God-given core of our own personality.
Psychology
Shows the ambiguities that indiscriminate use of traditional psychiatric and psychological categories, such as projection, conversion, transference, can lead to, and shows how the book's Psychology concepts can clarify the understanding of one's relationship to the world.
Unknown
Sr Kathleen Power
TITLE
AUTHOR
Maturing the Spirit: A Continuation of Spiritual Growth for Contemporary Hoffman, Dominic M. Men and Women
DATE
1973
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
Meets the great demand for psychologically sound insights into selfBX2350.2 H584 knowledge and self-discipline. Optimistic in approach, even when Psychology pointing the way to heights of union with God.
LINEAGE
Unknown
Carl Rogers: The Man and His Ideas
Evans, Richard I.
1975
BF109.R63 E9
Carl Rogers and nondirective or client-centered psychotherapy are inseparable in the history of psychology. Rogers tested Psychology psychology's premises via scientific method.
SSJ Novitiate
Passages: Predictable Crises of Adult Life
Sheehy, Gail
1976
BF636.S496
You'll see how to use each life crisis as an opportunity for creative Psychology change-to grow to your full potential.
SSJ Novitiate
The Masks of God: Primitive Mythology
Campbell, Joseph
1976
GN470.C33
The primitive roots of the mythology of the world are examined in the light of the most recent discoveries in archaeology, Psychology anthropology, and psychology.
Unknown
Psychology as Religion: The Cult of Self Worship
Vitz, Paul C.
1977
BF51.V57
A critique of modern psychology. Contends that psychology today has become a religion, a problem for contemporary life versus its resolution.
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This timely, thoughtful and very original book tells us what Christian morality is all about. Its pages will change attitudes as they deftly analyze and set in proper perspective the moral confusion, uncertainty and dilemmas which beset and disturb so many today.
BF637.S$ P43
Dr Peck, a practicing psychiatrist, discusses the nature of loving relationships: how to recognize true compatibility; how to distinguish dependency from love; how to become one's own person; and how to be a more sensitive parent
Has Sin Changed?
The Road Less Traveled: A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values and Spiritual Growth
Fagan, Sean
Peck, M. Scott
1977
1978
Psychology
Sr Margaret M Lyons
SSJ Novitiate
Philosophy
SSJ Novitiate
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Christian Life Patterns: The Whitehead, Evelyn Psychological Challenges and Religious Eaton and Whitehead, 1979 James D. Invitations of Adult Life
Belonging: Issues of Emotional Living in an Age of Stress for Clergy and Religious
Guidelines for Spiritual Direction
Bernard J Bush, Kathleen E. Kelley, Audrey E. CampbellWray, E. J. Franasiak, Anna Polcino, and Virginia O' Reilly
Gratton, Carolyn
1979
1980
Urgent Longings: Reflections on the Experience of Infatuation, Human Intimacy, and Contemplative Love
Tyrrell, Thomas J.
1980
Happy Are You Who Affirm
Kane, Thomas A.
1980
Library of Congress
BV4501.2 W47
BX 1912. P79
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
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Seeks to help individuals understand the spiritual meaning in their Psychology lives as they live through various stages and crises of adulthood.
Handwritten note on front end page;
Psychology
A practicing psychologist shares her experiences and spiritual guidance in psychology and counseling. Part of raising awareness MLCS 98 02777 Psychology about modern methods that ignore spiritual direction rooted in the Gospels and the Christian life.
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Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Unknown
BF5775 L8T96
This book offers thought-provoking reflections on the beauty of love in the development of human and divine intimacy. It integrates developmental patterns of adult life and the dynamic features of religious growth.
Psychology
SSJ Villa Flora Brown Hall St Augustine Fl
BX2182.2. K32
This book is about life, its struggle and its beauty. Hopefully, this book of reflections will inspire others to further written expressions of affirmations and to expressions in song and dance.
Psychology
SSJ Novitiate, Sr. Margaret Jeanne
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AUTHOR
DATE
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God is to be found everywhere, but above all within man's own heart and soul. Thus the journey in search of God is a journey into oneself. Heart in Pilgrimage is remarkable in its combination of BV4501.2 B812 practical and theoretical insights. The author had a knowledge of the human heart and the ability to reconcile the claims of psychology with traditional Christian teaching.
Psychology
SSJ Novitiate
Faith is a person's way of leaning into and making sense of life. Faith is the dynamic system of images, values, and commitments that guides one's life.
Psychology
Sr Thomas Joseph
The Heart in Pilgrimage: Christian Guidelines for the Human Journey
Bryant, Christopher
1980
Stages of Faith: The Psychology of Human Development and the Quest for Meaning
Fowler, James W.
1981
BV4637.F664
Mid-Life: Psychological and Spiritual Perspectives
Brewi, Janice and Brennan, Anne
1982
The anger, regret, and hopelessness of mid-life crisis are in fact angels of light. They force upon us an awareness that there is BV4579.5 B73 Psychology another side of the personality to be developed, a whole new inner world to be explored.
The Psychological Dynamics of Religious Experience
Andre Godin
1985
BL53. G6313
Exploring the Road Less Traveled
Howard, Alice and Walden
1985
BF710.H69
Telling Each Other the Truth: The Art of True Communication
Backus, William, PhD
1985
BJ1421. B33
SSJ Novitiate
Psychology
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
The study guide and teacher's manual that examines the bestseller, 'The Road Less Traveled'.
Psychology
SSJ Villa Flora Brown Hall St Augustine Fl
The author helps the reader apply the principles of Misbelief Therapy to heal and strengthen interpersonal relationships.
Psychology
SSJ Novitiate
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
The Search for the Beloved: Journeys in Mythology and Psychology
Houston, Jean
1987
The Different Drummer: Community Making and Peace
Peck, M. Scott
1987
Stumbling Blocks Stepping Stones: Spiritual Answers to Psychological Questions
Groeschel, Benedict J., CFR
1987
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
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All of us seek an encounter with the divine that will give us a sense of oneness with the universe, the world, and with others. This is a BF311.H655 guidebook to sacred Psychology, bringing the human spirit in Psychology contact with that realm through exercises, mythological journeys, and rituals. Challenges us to take a journey in self-awareness: to achieve, HT65.P44 Psychology through the creative experience of community, a new "connectedness" and wholeness. Focuses on values and attitudes drawn from the Gospels and the literature of Christian spirituality to discover solutions to BX2350.2 .G77 psychological problems. With clinical insights as well as personal Psychology 1987 experiences of grace in the lives of people faces with serious challenges, Father Groeschel offers a series of therapeutic meditations for readers with an interest in spirituality.
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SSJ Formation Library St Augustine Fl
Unknown
April O'Connell,
Choice and Change: The Psychology of Jacqueline Whitmore, Holistic Growth, Adjustment and and Vincent O' Creativity
1989
Handwritten note on front end page;
Psychology
N/A
Psychology
N/A
Connell
Words Made Flesh: Scripture, Psychology and Human Communication
Fran Feder
1990
Restoring the Christian Soul: Through Healing Prayer, Overcoming the Three Great Barriers to Personal and Spiritual Completion in Christ
Payne, Leanne
1991
BV4501.2 P3625
Further Along the Road Less Traveled: The Unending Journey Toward Spiritual Growth
Peck, M. Scott
1993
BV4598.2 P43
The author discovered three great barriers in her practice" Inability to receive God's forgiveness, inability to forgive others, and Psychology inability to accept ourselves. She shows how to overcome these obstacles that prevent us from being all God created us to be.
Insights into the issues that confront and challenge us today: spirituality, forgiveness, relationships, and growing up.
Psychology
Unknown
SSJ Formation Library St Augustine Fl
TITLE
AUTHOR
Fire in the Soul: A New Psychology of Borysenko, Joan PhD Spiritual Optimism
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
Category
LINEAGE
1993
In this enlightening book, Dr. Borysenko reveals the power of spiritual optimism: a philosophy that sees life crises as opportunities for personal growth and spiritual transformation. Drawing on her own experiences- and those of her therapy patients- she shows how meditation, prayer, and heightened awareness can illuminate the 'dark night of the soul.'
Philosophy, Psychology
BV624 .B6195 1993
Well-known author, psychologist and priest Father Groeschel draws on his own years of personal experiences in dealing with people's problems, tragedies, and 'darkness' as he offers help and guidance for any Christian troubled or burdened by life.
Psychology
BV4905.2 .G76 1995
A profound and practical book about doing well by doing good. Addresses our craving for significance, the need to know that our lives and our choices mean something.
Psychology
SSJ Formation Library St Augustine Fl
Arise from Darkness: What to Do When Life Doesn't Make Sense
Groeschel, Benedict J., CFR
1995
Living a Life That Matters; Resolving the Conflict Between Conscience and Success
Kushner, Harold S.
2001
BL629.5 S44 K87
Psychiatry
Carl Gustov Jung: (/jʊŋ/;[3] German: [jʊŋ]; 26 July 1875 – 6 June 1961) was a Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst who founded analytical psychology. His work has been influential in not only psychiatry but also anthropology, archaeology, literature, philosophy, and religious studies. As a notable research scientist based at the famous Burghölzli hospital, under Eugen Bleuler, he came to the attention of the Viennese founder of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud. The two men conducted a lengthy correspondence and collaborated on an initially joint vision of human psychology. Freud saw in the younger man the potential heir he had been seeking to carry on his "new science" of psychoanalysis. Jung's research and personal vision, however, made it impossible for him to bend to his older colleague's doctrine and a schism became inevitable. This division was personally painful, and was to have historic repercussions lasting well into the modern day. Jung was also an artist, craftsman and builder as well as a prolific writer. Many of his works were not published until after his death and some are still awaiting publication. Among the central concepts of analytical psychology is individuation—the lifelong psychological process of differentiation of the self out of each individual's conscious and unconscious elements. Jung considered it to be the main task of human development. He created some of the best known psychological concepts, including synchronicity, archetypal phenomena, the collective unconscious, the psychological complex, and extraversion and introversion.
TITLE
AUTHOR
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
Jung, Carl G.
Man and His Symbols
Jung, Carl G., von Franz, M. L., Henderson, J. L., Jacobi, Jolande, and Jaffe, Aniela
DATE
1961
1964
Library of Congress
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BF109.J8 A3
In spring of 1957, when he was 81 years old, Jung undertook the telling of his life story. On occasion he wrote entire chapters in his own hand, and he continued to work on the final stages unto shortly before his death on June 6, 1961
Psychiatry
Sister Jane
BF1091.J8
Jung, the great psychologist dreamed that his work was understood by a wide public, rather than by professionals. Here he examines the full world of the unconscious, whose language he believed to be the symbols constantly revealed in dreams. Convinced that dreams offered practical advice, Jung felt that self understanding would lead to a full and productive life.
Psychiatry
SSJ Novitiate
Psychiatry
SSJ Novitiate
From Image to Likeness: A Jungian Path in the Gospel Journey
Grant, Harold W., Thompson, Maddala, and Clarke, Thomas E.
1983
BX2375.G73
Indebted to Isabel Briggs Myers who provided the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) and so provided a practical instrument for utilizing Carl Jung's insights into personality types. This book developed from courses utilizing MBTI as a way to understand and utilize how the different Gospels relate to the 4 basic personality types. "Arise and Walk" is the perennial message of Jesus to all who seek to develop God's image in our lives.
Celebrate Mid-Life: Jungian Archetypes and Mid-Life Spirituality (2)
Brewi, Janice and Brennan, Anne
1988
BF724.6 B75
A Guide for those passing through this turbulent period in their lives.
Psychiatry
Sr Marie de Lourdes
BX2350.2
Examines the variety and intensity of sufferings, upheavals, turmoils, temptations, setbacks, and workings of grace upon the deepest levels of our being, comparing this experience to depth psychotherapy in the way it examines the hidden levels of one's being and works to heal old wounds.
Psychiatry
Unknown
My Only Friend is Darkness: Living the Night of Faith
Dent, Barbara
1988
TITLE
AUTHOR
DATE
Library of Congress
DESCRIPTION/NOTES
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LINEAGE
A Christian Anthropology
Joseph Goetz, S.J., Bernard Rey, Edouard Pousset, S.J., Andre Derville, S.J., Aime Soglignac, S.J., Robert Javelet, Albert Ampe; Translated by Sister Mary Innocentia Richards, S.N.J.M. from the Dictionnaire de Spiritualite
1974
BT701.2 C46
The Religious Experience Series, Volume 2;
Anthropolog y
Sisters of St. Joseph: St. Joseph Novitiate
Realization: The Anthropology of Pastoral Care
Goldbrunner, Josef
1966
Simply Sane: The Spirituality of Mental Health
May, Gerald
1977
On Aggression
Studies in Formative Spirituality: Ways of Human Direction: Psychotherapeutic, Spiritual, Pastoral, and Formative Counseling
Lorenz, Konrad
Journal of Ongoing Formation
1963
1986
Man yearns to be reached in his human existence--to understand himself, to experience himself--and this is where theology and Anthropolog BV4012.2 G6 Anthropology meet to condition the soul for an encounter with y God All we need to do is let our God-given sanity unfold. Nothing needs BV5053.M383 to be fixed but something needs to be known, that in fact we are Psychiatry already whole.
BF685.L68
NA
Among the questions answered are: Why do animals of one species fight each other, and why do humans do the same? Is there really a sinister instinct of self destruction which is counterpart to Psychiatry all other instincts preserving the life of the individual and species, and which threatens humanity with annihilation? The late arrival of formation as a science is due to the fact that the empirical scientific approach itself is a relatively recent phenomenon in the formation of the human mind and its exploratory powers. It was first applied to the study of physical phenomena with results that changed the face of the earth. The method of positivistic sciences was generally adopted.
Psychiatry
SSJ Novitiate
Unknown
Sr Kathleen Parker
Sr Margaret M Lyons