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With its committed staff, the support of Saint John’s Abbey, and the grace of God, Liturgical Press has carried on its mission of proclaiming the Good News of Jesus Christ by cultivating and amplifying texts and voices that deepen the faith and knowledge of a richly diverse Church. We are thankful to all who have supported us through our one hundred years. This commemorative catalog offers a glimpse of the depth and breadth of our publishing tradition.
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Standing on the shoulders of Fr. Virgil Michel (1890–1938), Benedictine monk and pioneer of liturgical reform who helped bring the liturgical renewal movement to the United States a century ago, Liturgical Press is proud to publish resources that support participation and leadership in liturgy and parish life, a central aspect of our founder’s vision. Tracing its roots to April 1926 and the publication of a booklet titled
Offeramus, which contained the Ordinary of the Mass arranged for congregational participation, Liturgical Press continues to publish resources for parish use that focus on the riches of the Church’s liturgical life so that clergy, religious, and lay people can develop a deeper understanding of the liturgy, and help all to participate more actively and fully in living out their Christian witness in the world.
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DAILY REFLECTIONS for your whole parish community
Anchor your daily prayer with the newest editions of our daily reflection books. The insightful meditations found in these short yet inspirational companions will deepen your experience of these grace-filled seasons.
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Waiting in Joyful Hope Daily Reflections for Advent and Christmas 2026-2027 Peter Dwyer 979-8-4008-0180-8 Pocket-sized 979-8-4008-0181-5 Large-Print
Esperando con alegre esperanza Reflexiones diarias para Adviento y Navidad 2026-2027 Peter Dwyer Traducido por Luis Baudry-Simón 979-8-4008-0280-5 De bolsillo 979-8-4008-0282-9 Letra grande
Not by Bread Alone Daily Reflections for Lent 2027 Michelle Francl-Donnay 979-8-4008-0177-8 Pocket-sized 979-8-4008-0178-5 Large-Print
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No sólo de pan Reflexiones diarias para Cuaresma 2027 Michelle Francl-Donnay Traducido por Luis Baudry-Simón 979-8-4008-0283-6 De bolsillo 979-8-4008-0284-3 Letra grande
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Rejoice and Be Glad Daily Reflections for Easter to Pentecost 2027 Paula Huston 979-8-4008-0174-7 Pocket-sized 979-8-4008-0175-4 Large-Print
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Alégrense y regocíjense Reflexiones diarias de Pascua a Pentecostés 2027 Paula Huston Traducido por Luis Baudry-Simón 979-8-4008-0286-7 De bolsillo 979-8-4008-0287-4 Letra grande
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From Robert to Pope Leo Our Friendship, His Mission
Armando Jesús Lovera Vásquez This is the story of a true friendship, a friendship of the soul. In From Robert to Pope Leo, Armando Lovera shares an inside look at the journey of Robert Prevost, now Pope Leo XIV, whom he met in Trujillo, Peru, and with whom he shared his mission, conversations, and daily life for decades. Throughout this inspiring story, Lovera shares personal insight into this spiritual leader of deep faith and compassion. The result is an intimate portrait of a pope and the beginnings of a pontificate, revealing the man in Leo XIV from the depths of friendship and shared faith. “From Robert to Pope Leo will not only introduce you to the friendship between Padre Roberto and Armando Jesús Lovera Vásquez but will also inspire you to a deeper friendship with Jesus Christ.” Joe Paprocki, DMin, master catechist, author, and speaker “Thorough yet accessible, From Robert to Pope Leo is essential reading for anyone who wishes to understand the new pope more, intimately.” Nathaniel Hunter, Associate Editor, U.S. Catholic
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Unity and Peace Massimo Faggioli 979-8-4008-0310-9 Paperback, 304 pp., $24.95 eBook also available See page 33.
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A Catholic Witness Against Racism
Together Through Reflection
Insights for Ministry and Education
Themes for Those Who Lead and Serve in Catholic Organizations
Edited by Maureen K. Day and Tia Noelle Pratt Many Catholic institutions are realizing that they want to make positive changes in areas connected to race and racism. Gathered from the insights of scholars and ministers leading these efforts in the Church and world, A Catholic Witness Against Racism equips Catholic institutions with distinctive tools drawn from Catholic tradition to dismantle racism in actionable ways. In this engaging volume, readers will discover that the journey towards racial justice, while often frustrating and intense, is good news rooted in God’s promise. 979-8-4008-0275-1 Paperback, 176 pp., 6 x 9, $29.95 eBook also available
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Bridget Deegan-Krause Designed for professionals in any organizational setting, Together Through Reflection serves as a helpful resource for mission formation and crafting fruitful reflection experiences for both personal and group use. Anyone engaged with shepherding Catholic identity into the future will find Together Through Reflection an essential resource for building community and living a reflective life. “Bridget Deegan-Krause equips leaders with practical tools to create sacred space, encounter God, and lead with mission and purpose, grace, and authenticity.” Erica Cohen Moore, executive director, National Association of Catholic Chaplains 978-0-8146-6987-7 Paperback, 168 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
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From the Enacting Catholic Social Tradition series Learning the Language of Creation Catholic Social Teaching and Integral Ecology
Damien Marie Savino, FSE “Learning the Language of Creation offers a fresh way of thinking about creation and the unique place of humans in the created world, one that holds much promise for envisioning integral ecology and putting it into practice. It will be useful for all concerned with how we as human persons can come together to care for our common home.” Cardinal Peter Turkson, Chancellor of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences and Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences 979-8-4008-0218-8 Paperback, 200 pp., 5½ x 8½, $19.95 eBook also available
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Virtue in Virtual Spaces
Dwelling with Dignity
Empowering People through Encounter
Counting the Cost
Catholic Social Teaching and Technology Louisa Conwill, Megan Levis, and Walter Scheirer 979-8-4008-0026-9 Paperback, 138 pp., $19.95 eBook also available
Catholic Social Teaching and Community Organizing Erin Brigham and Maureen H. O’Connell 979-8-4008-0097-9 Paperback, 136 pp., $19.95 eBook also available
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Catholic Social Teaching and Homelessness Suzanne Mulligan 978-0-8146-6985-3 Paperback, 156 pp., $19.95 eBook also available
Financial Decision-Making, Discipleship, and Christian Living Clemens Sedmak and Kelli Reagan Hickey 978-0-8146-6933-4 Paperback, 192 pp., $19.95 eBook also available
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As Liturgical Press celebrates its 100th anniversary, it continues to encourage active participation in liturgy with ritual books and worship resources in both English and Spanish languages. Priests, deacons, and pastoral leaders trust Liturgical Press to produce ritual resources of exceptional quality that combine ease-of-use with durability and liturgical elegance.
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Misal Romano: Tercera edición
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Includes an Introduction by Paul Turner
In one convenient volume, a new edition of a classic collection of major liturgical texts, reflecting recent updates and perfect for study and reference.
The Rites of the Catholic Church Volume One, Second Edition The Rites of the Catholic Church: Volume One, Second Edition includes an introduction by Paul Turner, and contains the following major liturgical texts: Christian Initiation (General Introduction), National Statutes for the Christian Initiation of Adults, The Order of Christian Initiation of Adults, The Order of Baptism of Children, The Order of Confirmation, The Order of Penance, Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass, The Order of Blessing the Oil of Catechumens and of the Sick and of Consecrating the Chrism, The Order of Celebrating Matrimony, The Order of Anointing of the Sick and of Their Pastoral Care, and The Order of Christian Funerals. 979-8-4008-0258-4 Paperback, 1432 pp., 6 x 9, $79.95 eBook also available Rights: United States
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Available in both English and Spanish editions! Liturgical Press is the only publisher of a Spanish-only ritual edition! Liturgical Press editions feature a simple gold stamp image by Br. Martin Erspamer, OSB, and three ribbon markers— in a portable 6 x 9 format ideal for pastoral use!
Order of the Anointing of the Sick and of their Pastoral Care has been officially revised to replace Pastoral Care of the Sick: Rites of Anointing and Viaticum. This new edition:
• is carefully formatted for readability in various environments. • is reoriented to the specific ministries of priests and deacons, allowing for ease and clarity of use.
• provides clear distinction for the parts of the rite intended for the sick in a variety of pastoral settings.
• adds model rites in appendices for visiting a sick adult and a sick child, Christian initiation in danger of death, prayers after death, and the Emergency Rite of Penance, Anointing, and Viaticum.
• restores the Latin typical edition’s arrangement (English Edition). Order of the Anointing of the Sick and of their Pastoral Care 979-8-4008-0250-8 Hardcover, 304 pp., 6 x 9, $59.95 Rights: United States
Ritual de la Unción de los enfermos y de su atención pastoral 979-8-4008-0251-5 Hardcover, 288 pp., 6 x 9, $59.95 Rights: US & US Territories and Possesions
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New Commentary Guide by Paul Turner!
To Free, Save, and Raise Up A Commentary on the Order of the Anointing of the Sick and of their Pastoral Care
Paul Turner “With his usual acumen for liturgical history, theological wisdom, and pastoral insight, Fr. Paul Turner’s To Free, Save, and Raise Up provides a comprehensive and practical commentary on the Church’s rituals for ministering to the elderly, the homebound, the sick, and the dying. All those engaged in this important pastoral work will find in Fr. Turner’s book an invitation and an inspiration for renewal in their ministry to our brothers and sisters who are suffering.” The Most Reverend Michael G. Woost, Auxiliary Bishop, Diocese of Cleveland, Chair, USCCB Committee on Divine Worship 979-8-4008-0266-9 Paperback, 216 pp., 5½ x 8½, $26.95 eBook also available
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Bilingual, Comprehensive, and Updated! ¡Bilingüe, completo y actualizado!
Order of Christian Funerals/Ritual de Exequias Cristianas This bilingual edition of the Order of Christian Funerals includes the English and Spanish texts for “Funeral Rites,” “Funeral Rites for Children,” “Office for the Dead,” “Funeral Rites in the Presence of Cremated Remains,” and additional Scripture and prayer texts, including, “Holy Communion outside Mass.” Large, easy-to-read type is printed in two colors and ribbon markers ensure practical use. A stunning new cover design by Br. Martin Erspamer, OSB, makes this a dignified ritual book for all communities. This book is updated to reflect the third edition of The Roman Missal. 978-0-8146-6734-7 Hardcover, Sewn, Ribbon, 806 pp., 7¼ x 10½, $139.95 eBook also available Rights: United States
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Order of Christian Initiation of Adults The Liturgical Press ritual edition of the revised translation of the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults combines ease of use with durability and liturgical elegance. Ritual Edition 978-0-8146-8958-5 Hardcover, Sewn, Ribbon, 432 pp., 7¼ x 10½, $59.95 Rights: United States
The portable, paperback study editions of the revised Order of Christian Initiation of Adults, available in English and Spanishlanguage editions, offer presiders, lay ministers, and ministry students, convenient access to the text at any time. Study Edition 978-0-8146-8954-7 Paperback, 448 pp., 6 x 9, $39.95 Rights: United States
Edición de Estudio 978-0-8146-8955-4 Paperback, 448 pp., 6 x 9, $39.95 Rights: United States
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Full Communion with Us
The Reception of Candidates in the OCIA Paul Turner 979-8-4008-0166-2 Paperback, 208 pp., $24.95 eBook also available
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Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass The Eucharist is central to living the Christian life. This revised ritual book contains the Church’s rites and guidelines necessary for Catholics to receive communion and participate in worship of the Eucharist outside of Mass. 978-0-8146-8921-9 Hardcover, Sewn, Ribbon, 136 pp., 7¼ x 10½, $39.95 Rights: United States / English only
Eucharistic Reservation Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass
Paul Turner “This is an erudite presentation of the new English translation of Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery Outside of Mass. It is informed by clear writing, historical context, theological depth and a profound pastoral sensitivity.” Catholic Media Association 979-8-4008-0089-4 Paperback, 192 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
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St. Benedict is known as the founder of Western monasticism, and his spirituality of prayer and monasticism have always been essential topics for Liturgical Press. In keeping with its Benedictine heritage, Liturgical Press has become one of the world’s foremost publishers of books nurturing this both basic and unique spiritual tradition today. Liturgical Press’s first published book in 1937 was
The Manual for Oblates of St. Benedict which explained how lay people could follow the Benedictine way of life. In 1948, an English translation of The Rule of St. Benedict was published. This edition is considered to be the most widely used English version of the Rule and is still in print today along with several other resources that explore deep spiritual questions and support a dynamic prayer life.
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Praying the Liturgy of the Hours Is Possible Rediscovering the Daily Prayer of the Church in Contemporary Life
Arnaud Join-Lambert Sixty years after the Second Vatican Council, the theology of the Liturgy of the Hours as a prayer for all the baptized remains largely unknown to the lay faithful. Yet this millennia-old prayer is a spiritual treasure that can transform daily life. In this captivating book, Arnaud Join-Lambert challenges common misconceptions to provide a fresh, practical, and spiritual guide for all those seeking to nourish their daily prayer. 979-8-4008-0333-8 Paperback, 122 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
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The Word in Time A Benedictine Reflection on Praying the Liturgy of the Hours
Genevieve Glen, OSB In The Word in Time, Sister Genevieve Glen, OSB, offers biblically inspired reflections to explore what may be found through the work of faithful listening. Drawing on a life immersed in monastic prayer and teaching the Liturgy of the Hours, she reflects on the enduring practice of praying always, praying in time, praying with words, and praying in the Body. 978-0-8146-6609-8 Paperback, 132 pp., 5 x 7, $15.95 eBook also available
From Breviary to Liturgy of the Hours The Structural Reform of the Roman Office, 1964-1971
Stanislaus Campbell, FSC Foreword by Paul Turner This historical study examines the process of the structural reform of the Office, the options available to the reformers, and the choices they made. A new foreword by Paul Turner and afterword by the author offer additional insights on inculturation and the second edition of the Liturgy of the Hours. 979-8-4008-0317-8 Paperback, 424 pp., 6 x 9, $59.95 eBook also available
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Delve into the beauty, depth, and spiritual richness of the Benedictine monastic tradition. Revised, third edition!
Benedictine Daily Prayer, Third Edition A Short Breviary
Compiled and Edited by Maxwell E. Johnson, ObISB Like the first two editions this revision of Benedictine Daily Prayer offers a reasonably complete version, albeit abridged and simplified, of the traditional Monastic Liturgy of the Hours as it is drawn from the Rule of St. Benedict and subsequent editions of the Breviarium Monasticum. Includes an expanded “Aids to Praying Benedictine Daily Prayer” feature within the Introduction. 979-8-4008-0257-7 Bonded black leather with 7 ribbon markers, 2,144 pp., 4½ x 7, $79.95
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PSALMS A Cloister Retreat
konrad schaefer , osb
Glimpses of Grace
Twenty-Two Psalms
Prayers for Holidays, Holy Days, and Ordinary Days of the Academic Year
A Cloister Retreat
Michael Lovette-Colyer Amid the accelerated and unpredictable nature of the academic year, it can be difficult to find the time and space to raise our minds and hearts to God. In Glimpses of Grace, Michael LovetteColyer meets this significant need with a comprehensive collection of thoughtful, inspiring, and contemporary prayers for each month and season of the academic year. “The voice of these prayers remains steady and gentle. This book provides a very practical resource to be used on multiple occasions throughout the year.” Michael C. McCarthy, SJ, Dean, Boston College Clough School of Theology and Ministry
Konrad Schaefer, OSB The best reading of the Psalms is one that brings us into greater friendship with God, where we see how the ancient poetry of the psalms can touch our contemporary lives. In Twenty-Two Psalms, Father Konrad Schaefer, OSB, invites readers on a retreat to one’s inner cloister—to reflect deeply on a diverse selection of psalms and to contemplate life through their masterful verses. 979-8-4008-0341-3 Paperback, 184 pp., 5 x 8, $24.95 eBook also available
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The Forgotten Map
Pressing In On the Word of God
Gen Z, and the Quest for Hope and Meaning
The Practice of Lectio Divina
Paula Huston
Kathleen A. Cahalan
In The Forgotten Map, award-winning writer Paula Huston builds a bridge across the generational divide to offer questers of all ages a way toward hope and meaning.
In Pressing In On the Word of God, Kathleen Cahalan offers engaging stories of her personal lectio experience—rooted in a historical, theological, and practical approach—to draw us closer to the word, to listen, and respond.
“Though aimed at Gen Z seekers, this book is truly for all of us who have ever felt uncertain and alone and yearned for a deeper connection with others and with the sacred and transcendent.” Judith Valente, author of The Art of Pausing and The Italian Soul: How to Savor the Full Joys of Life 979-8-4008-0240-9 Paperback, 224 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
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“In the ecosystem of the post-Conciliar spirituality, the ancient practice of lectio divina is surely one of the unearthed treasures that can flow out of our liturgical spirituality and feed back into it, as well as be sustaining private practice. Kathleen Cahalan does a masterful job of exposing the many facets of this form of prayer for anyone interested in deepening their spiritual life through a vibrant relationship with the Word of God.” Cyprian Consiglio, OSB Cam, Secretary General of Monastic Interreligious Dialogue 979-8-4008-0292-8 Paperback, 288 pp., 5 x 8, $24.95 eBook also available
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The Monk Within You A Path to Serenity and Letting Go
Mauritius Wilde, OSB The Monk Within You focuses on the life of Saint Benedict (c. 480–547) who had a profound influence on intellectual, church, and cultural history. Just over 40 years after his death, another monk, Gregory the Great, set about transforming his life—not according to our current standards—but rather to present an example that can serve as a model for others. In this way, we see how Benedict develops, which offers us the opportunity to develop our own lives—and to recognize the “monk within us.” 979-8-4008-0296-6 Paperback, 176 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
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Thomas Merton’s Holistic Spirituality Patrick F. O’Connell, Foreword by Bonnie B. Thurston In Thomas Merton’s Holistic Spirituality, renowned Merton scholar Patrick F. O’Connell, shares the fruit of decades of reading, reflecting, speaking, and writing about this captivating monastic figure. “One of the best books about Merton ever written. A masterpiece through nine chapters that are a magisterial integration of themes at the heart of Merton’s theology and lived experience.” Jonathan Montaldo, co-editor with Patrick Hart of The Intimate Merton: His Life from His Journals 979-8-4008-0268-3 Paperback, 264 pp., 6 x 9, $29.95 eBook also available
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One of the Brethren Timothy Radcliffe’s Dominican Wisdom for the Church and the World
Giovanni Castellano, OP What can Dominican life teach us today? In One of the Brethren, Giovanni Castellano, OP, opens a window into Dominican life, entering into conversation with the letters and thought of Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe, OP, a beloved writer and preacher who has been one of the brethren for more than sixty years. In an age when identity is often used to fragment and divide, this book presents charism of the Dominican Order as a gift placed at the service of all: an invitation to Christians of every confession, and all seekers of meaning, to discover how the wisdom of the brethren can help renew the life of the Church. 979-8-4008-0375-8 Paperback, 144 pp., 5 x 7, $16.95 eBook also available
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Silence and Speaking Freely Where We Meet God and Others
Sabino Chialà; Translated by John McAreavey; Foreword by Peter Halldorf The monastic life that has unfolded at the Monastery of Bose, Italy, is the fruit of deep engagement with the early monastic tradition while remaining in dialogue with our modern time and culture. It is from this setting that two insightful texts on an integrated spirituality of communication emerged. In Silence and Speaking Freely, Br. Sabino Chialà combines the wisdom of these texts to form a complementary diptych on the dynamics of human and spiritual maturity. “At a time when the Church is groping its way toward a more fraternal and synodal path, Silence and Speaking Freely offers needed guidance and inspiration.” Isaac Slater, OCSO, author of Do Not Judge Anyone: Desert Wisdom for a Polarized World 979-8-4008-0304-8 Paperback, 136 pp., 5 x 7, $19.95 eBook also available
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Blessed Among Us Day by Day with Saintly Witnesses Volume 2
Robert Ellsberg Since the early centuries, Christians have held up saintly people as models of living the Gospel of Jesus Christ. While the Church of ficially recognizes a relatively small number of saints, the actual roster is infinitely wider. Blessed Among Us explores this eclectic “Cloud of Witnesses” brought to life through the evocative storytelling of Robert Ellsberg’s acclaimed column of the same name in Give Us This Day, a monthly resource for daily prayer published by Liturgical Press. 979-8-4008-0170-9 Hardcover with dust jacket, 792 pp., 5½ x 8½, $39.95 eBook also available
In All Seasons, For All Reasons Praying Throughout the Year Volume 2
James Martin, SJ In this second volume of the bestselling collection In All Seasons, For All Reasons, Fr. James Martin provides even more spiritual inspiration from his popular column “Teach Us to Pray,” featured monthly in Give Us This Day. “A lovely and accessible resource for anyone seeking to get closer to God.” Emily Sanna, managing editor U.S. Catholic 979-8-4008-0186-0 Paperback, 88 pp., 4½ x 7 eBook also available 1-4 copies $9.95 5-49 copies $7.50 net each 50-249 copies $6.25 net each 250-999 copies $4.95 net each 1000 or more copies $3.75 net each
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Blessed Among Us
In All Seasons, For All Reasons
Day by Day with Saintly Witnesses, Volume 1 Robert Ellsberg 978-0-8146-4721-9 Hardcover with dust jacket, 790 pp., $29.95 eBook also available
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Give Us This Day Prayer Journal Meditations on Hope
Edited by the Give Us This Day staff Meditations on Hope, a Give Us This Day prayer journal, is based in the Benedictine practice of lectio divina. It includes 52 inspiring reflections for your prayer and meditation that can be used at any time of the year. Each entry supports your personal or group lectio divina and includes: Read: a Scripture reference and reflection from Give Us This Day Ponder: writing space for your personal musings Pray: a place to set prayer intentions for the day or the week ahead Makes the perfect companion for your personal spiritual journey and can also support small-group faith sharing and prayer groups! 979-8-4008-0372-7 Paperback, 168 pp., 5½ x 8½ 1-4 copies $14.95 5-14 copies $11.21 net each 15 or more copies $9.72 net each
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Liturgical Press is internationally known for its books on Scripture, liturgy and theology—especially ecclesiology—as well as reference works for seminary and college classrooms and libraries. From the beginning, Liturgical Press books combined academic rigor with wide accessibility for people in the pews. This work includes the publication of substantial biblical commentaries like the Collegeville Bible Commentary and the Wisdom Commentary series, which features a unique feminist hermeneutic. Both have informed scholarly and pastoral study of Scripture for decades.
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LITURGY / SACRAMENTS
Infant Communion in Roman Catholicism
Worship in Communion with Creation
A Historical Liturgical Theology
Recognizing a Broader Participation
Christopher M. O’Brien; Foreword by Dominic Serra
Edited by Melanie C. Ross and Karen B. Westerfield Tucker; Foreword by Martin Jean
The relationship between children and the Eucharist is one that has been negotiated in a variety of ways throughout the course of Christian history. This work is the first comprehensive study on children and the Eucharist in Roman Catholicism. With historical acuity, theological acumen, and pastoral sensitivity, Christopher M. O’Brien carefully examines the historical development of practice and theology around the age of first communion in Roman Catholicism. 979-8-4008-0298-0 Paperback, 324 pp., 6 x 9, $44.95 eBook also available
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Written in honor of the prolific liturgical theologian Teresa Berger, the essays included in this collection affirm this biblical witness in studies theological, liturgical, and artistic by offering perspectives and examples from Christian antiquity to the present and by identifying ritual and musical expressions from both the Christian East and West. “Teresa Berger is one of the most creative minds working in liturgical studies today. Here is a collectively brilliant Berger-inspired response to what is arguably the peril of our time. Read with interest; read with urgency.” Jason J. McFarland, PhD Australian Catholic University 978-0-8146-8904-2 Paperback, 358 pp., 6 x 9, $39.95 eBook also available
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Servants of the Mysteries
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Church, Eucharist, and Priesthood
Deacons and Ministerial Communion in a Synodal Church
John F. Baldovin, SJ The theology of the ordained priesthood has been unfinished business following Vatican II, especially with regard to the priest as sacramental minister. In Servants of the Mysteries, John Baldovin brings the theology and sacramental practice of Catholic priests in line with Vatican II’s commitment to full, active and conscious participation of all the faithful in the liturgy in light of insights from contemporary Catholic theology of the Eucharist. “The book is a genuine contribution toward realizing, in thought and practice, the assembly of the baptized as the active subject of the Eucharist and thus, priestly sacramental ministry as service to the people’s participation, as members of Christ’s Body, in the paschal mystery.” Bruce T. Morrill, SJ, Vanderbilt University Divinity School 979-8-4008-0294-2 Paperback, 240 pp., 6 x 9, $29.95 eBook also available
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Hilmar M. Pabel Empowered by the Spirit proposes a robust theology of the diaconate to challenge the conceptual and actual marginalization of deacons in the church. The book emphasizes the Holy Spirit in the sacramentality of the diaconate, in the ministerial communion of deacons with their bishop and priests, and in the role of deacons as servant-leaders in a synodal church. “Hilmar Pabel’s Empowered by the Spirit is a first-rate combination of comprehensive research, incisive theological thought, and rich pastoral insight. This is a book that merits and rewards close engagement.” Richard Lennan, professor of systematic theology, Boston College Clough School of Theology and Ministry 979-8-4008-0248-5 Paperback, 240 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
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Ora et Labora in Our Common Home A Benedictine Invitation to Care for Creation
Lucas Briola What is the relevance of the Benedictine tradition for an integral ecology? In Ora et Labora in Our Common Home, Lucas Briola unearths the deep roots of the Benedictine tradition and explores how the Benedictine way of life can inform and inspire our care for creation. Through a close reading of the Rule of Benedict, Briola examines seven practices and habits characteristic of that life that sustain an integral ecology: listening, stability, humility, hospitality, eating, working, and praise. 979-8-4008-0158-7 Paperback, 228 pp., 5 x 8, $21.95 eBook also available
“Lucas Briola’s book stands as a rich source of both theological and practical wisdom on the value and beauty of Benedictine spirituality. I recommend this book for all interested in learning how the principles of monastic spirituality can help us live more fully into our human vocation to care for God, others, and the created world.” Sister Damien Marie Savino, FSE, PhD, professor at the University of Notre Dame
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Jesus in Nature
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Leo XIV and the Global Church Unity and Peace
Massimo Faggioli In Leo XIV and the Global Church, world renowned theologian Massimo Faggioli details how the breakdown in the international order in which the relationship between religion and politics, between church and state, is being redefined by the first pope born in the United States and the first member of the Augustinian Order. In this context, the tensions and influences within Catholicism play a key role in the crisis of the liberal order— in the United States, the other Americas, and Europe—and consequently in relations between the papacy, the global Church, and the international community. “With remarkable speed, Pope Leo XIV has established himself as an enormously consequential leader of the Roman Catholic Church. Few are better placed to explain how this happened than Massimo Faggioli. He brings to life the rich interaction of influences on Leo—Augustinian, American, Peruvian —that led to his election and shape his Pontificate.” E. J. Dionne, Jr., University Professor in the Foundations of Democracy and Culture, Georgetown University
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Listening at the Margins The Role of Spiritual Accompaniment in the Afternoon of Christianity
Human Flourishing in a World of Trauma and Stress
Samuel Prívara, SJ, Foreword by Tomáš Halík
How Understanding Our Brains Shapes Our Theological Anthropology
Listening at the Margins offers a timely theological and sociological intervention into the “midday crisis” of Western Christianity, reframing this moment of fatigue and disorientation not as decline but as an opportunity for “afternoon growth.” In this book, Samuel Privara, SJ, proposes a comprehensive synodal transformation rooted in a kenotic shift toward humble presence and attentive listening to the Spirit—especially as it speaks through those on the peripheries.
Heidi Ann Russell
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As informative as it is practical, this engaging volume explores the theological and pastoral implications of trauma-informed ministry that leads to human flourishing. “Essential reading for anyone engaged in ministry in a world marked by pervasive stress and trauma. At its heart, this is a book about hope—not cheap hope that glosses over suffering, but the hard-won hope that emerges when we create communities of ‘felt safety’ where broken hearts can be seen and made whole.” Ilia Delio, OSF, Josephine C. Connelly Endowed Chair in Theology, Villanova University 979-8-4008-0135-8 Paperback, 288 pp., 6 x 9, $34.95 eBook also available
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An Inspired Word in Season Reading the Bible Responsibly in a Polarized World
Thomas M. Bolin Can Christians navigate the use of biblical texts that are quoted and used to support points across the political spectrum? In An Inspired Word in Season, biblical scholar Thomas Bolin addresses these pressing questions by equipping readers with an interpretive toolkit to more thoughtfully and faithfully use the Bible as a moral guide to inform their thinking as Christian citizens. “If every Christian were to read this book, it could have a positive aspect on biblical literacy, biblical interpretation, and reducing polarization in the Church and in the United States for at its heart is a simple prescription: we need to read the Bible with each other guided by the rule of love.” John W. Martens St. Mark’s College, Vancouver
Be Transformed A Biblical Journey toward a More Just World
Micah D. Kiel In Be Transformed, Micah Kiel brings together Catholic social teaching and their biblical roots and applies them to instances of injustice in our world today. By applying art, history, tradition, and Scripture to modern issues, readers will be challenged and empowered to consult these traditions in a meaningful way, every day. “In this highly readable work, Micah Kiel invites us to a lifelong adventure that is provoked by the person of Christ and the message of the gospels. Though such a journey is demanding, the humble and persevering pilgrim will know the joyful experience of following the Teacher home.” Cardinal Joseph Tobin, CSsR 979-8-4008-0020-7 Paperback, 156 pp., 6 x 9, $24.95 eBook also available
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Sandra Schneiders’s groundbreaking examination of Johannine theology, spirituality and narrative artistry is available for the first time for a wider audience.
The Johannine Resurrection Narrative Jesus Risen In and Among Us Sandra M. Schneiders, IHM In collaboration with Mary L. Coloe, PBVM Sandra Schneiders’s groundbreaking examination of Johannine theology, spirituality and narrative artistry, that was first argued in her dissertation decades ago, is now available for the first time for a wider audience.
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In this significant study, Schneiders offers the Johannine Resurrection Narrative of John’s Gospel as a rich resource for understanding and developing Christian spirituality. Bringing to her analysis a thorough examination of hermeneutics as well as critical exegesis, Schneiders’s major new introduction further positions her argument that theopoetics are the defining character of the Johannine text, exemplified by the Resurrection narrative.
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Paul’s Pastoral Ministry in the Light of the Gospel
Clothe Yourselves with Compassion
Ronald D. Witherup, PSS
The Bible on God’s Mercy
In Paul’s Pastoral Ministry “In the Light of the Gospel,” Ronald Witherup, PSS, proposes Paul as a model for contemporary ministry based on the pastoral theology of his letters. This careful examination of how Paul’s pastoral practice influenced his theology, and how his overarching theology impacted his response to the pastoral situations he encountered as missionary, evangelizer, founder of churches, and pastor explains how theology and the challenges of parochial ministry intersected in Paul’s ministry.
Leslie J. Hoppe, OFM and Barbara E. Reid, OP
“This magnificent book addresses an area of Pauline studies that has been sorely neglected—Saint Paul’s pastoral theology. This volume reminds us how the gospel can and should guide our pastoral ministry today.” Frank J. Matera, professor emeritus, The Catholic University of America 978-0-8146-8511-2 Paperback, 216 pp., 6 x 9, $29.95 eBook also available
In recent decades, mercy has been a central theme in papal teaching from Pope Saint John Paul II to Pope Leo XIV, consistently echoing the insistence of his predecessors on the urgent need for compassion, truth-telling, encounter, dialogue, justice, and respect for the dignity of all. In this book, renowned biblical scholars Leslie Hoppe, OFM, and Barbara Reid, OP, explore the biblical witness for this core teaching on compassion—the prime virtue we must “put on” to bring peace and wellbeing to our communities and to our planet. “A stunningly helpful, inspiring and necessary book that should be read by every believer.” James Martin, SJ, author of In All Seasons, For All Reasons 979-8-4008-0271-3 Paperback, 160 pp., 5 x 8, $19.95 eBook also available
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Delve into the serious and faithful scholarship of Gerhard Lohfink. Jesus of Nazareth
What He Wanted, Who He Was Gerhard Lohfink; Translated by Linda M. Maloney 978-0-8146-8058-2 Hardcover with dust jacket, 408 pp., $49.95 978-0-8146-8308-8 Paperback, 408 pp., $39.95
The Light of Faith and Reason
Israel, Jesus, and the Enlightenment Gerhard Lohfink, Translated by Linda M. Maloney 979-8-4008-0114-3 Hardcover with dust jacket, 392 pp., $34.95 eBook also available
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Is This All There Is?
On Resurrection and Eternal Life Gerhard Lohfink; Translated by Linda M. Maloney 978-0-8146-8451-1 Hardcover with dust jacket, 312 pp., $34.95
Why I Believe in God Gerhard Lohfink, Translated by Linda M. Maloney 978-0-8146-8997-4 Hardcover with dust jacket, 192 pp., $29.95 eBook also available
978-0-8146-8457-3 Paperback, 312 pp., $29.95 eBook also available
The Forty Parables of Jesus Gerhard Lohfink; Translated by Linda M. Maloney 978-0-8146-8510-5 Hardcover with dust jacket, 272 pp., $49.95 978-0-8146-9035-2 Paperback, 272 pp., $29.95 eBook also available
Between Heaven and Earth
New Explorations of Great Biblical Texts Gerhard Lohfink; Translated by Linda M. Maloney 978-0-8146-6732-3 Hardcover with dust jacket, 376 pp., $39.95 eBook also available
Gerhard Lohfink (1934-2024) was professor of New Testament exegesis at the University of Tübingen. Liturgical Press is the proud publisher of his many award-winning books.
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WISDOM COMMENTARY Wisdom Commentary is the first to offer detailed feminist interpretation of every book of the Bible. The sixty-volume collection aims to aid today’s preachers and teachers in their advancement toward God’s vision of dignity, equality, and justice for all.
“Drawing on a variety of sources, this series provides complex interpretations of biblical texts, while engaging with the writings to offer an interpretation in line with contemporary theological issues. It is a strong series that successfully answers the questions it seeks to explore.” Catholic Media Association
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Deuteronomy
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Johanna W. H. van Wijk-Bos “Johanna W. H. van Wijk-Bos offers an indispensable perspective on the book of Deuteronomy. Written by a Christian biblical scholar who engages with a variety of Jewish sources, this commentary is truly one of a kind! It fills a gap that has existed for too long.” Tamar Kamionkowski, professor of biblical studies at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College 978-0-8146-8104-6 Hardcover with dust jacket, 344 pp., 6 x 9, $54.95 eBook also available
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Since 1968, Cistercian Publications has published books in monastic history and spirituality, reaching backward to the early church and forward to the lives and thought of today’s laypeople, monks and nuns, and priests. Beginning in 2004, Liturgical Press and Cistercian Publications announced a new alliance based on the strong continuity that exists between the rich spiritual, intellectual, and aesthetic traditions of both houses. This partnership continues today with the publication of translations of works by the early Cistercian authors like Bernard of Clairvaux (Cistercian Fathers series), scholastic studies of the desert wisdom tradition and other monastics (Cisterican Studies series), as well as books that encourage spiritual exploration and growth (Monastic Wisdom series).
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MONASTIC WISDOM SERIES
Blessed Weakness Homilies for Sundays in Year B
André Louf, OCSO Translated by Paul Rowe, OCSO “This book is a treasure. The prudence in these pages transcend culture and ecumenical tradition.” Michael C. Voigts, lay Cistercian and author of The Fourth Degree of Prayer MW070P 978-0-87907-314-5 Paperback, 234 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
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Homilies for Sundays in Year A André Louf, OCSO; Translated by Paul Rowe, OCSO MW069P 978-0-87907-307-7 Paperback, 228 pp., $24.95 eBook also available
A Loving World Monastic Perspectives on Contemplative Awareness in Love and Life
Edited by Marsha Dutton; Afterword by Rob Lehman, Molly Lehman, and Deborah Yeager The renowned monks and nuns in the Benedictine tradition featured in A Loving World explore shared understandings among the world’s great religions and offer monastic perspectives on life and love. MW074P 978-0-87907-430-2 Paperback, 264 pp., 5½ x 8½, $29.95 eBook also available
God for All Days The Final Monastic Chapters of Christian de Chergé
Translated by Jennifer Rushworth Edited and Introduced by Matthew Cheung Salisbury “De Cherge’s chapter talks will be a source of inspiration to anyone interested in Benedictine spirituality. I felt that I was standing on holy ground.” Spirit&Life MW073P 978-0-87907-363-3 Paperback, 272 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
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Life Here Together The Prophetic Gift of the Tibhirine Monks
Jane Foulcher “This brilliant book places the spirituality of the Tibhirine monks not only within the drama of the Algeria of their time, but also within the life and struggles of each of the monks. It is a marvellous introduction to monastic theology, and of the greatest pertinence to our own time of rising violence.” Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe, OP CS305P 978-0-87907-399-2 Paperback, 330 pp., 5½ x 8½, $39.95 eBook also available
Embracing God Essays on the Spiritual Treatises of Aelred of Rievaulx
Marsha L. Dutton Foreword by Daniel Heisey, OSB Introduction by J. Stephen Russell “The collection of essays in Embracing God offers a profound and luminous exploration of the spiritual writings of Aelred of Rievaulx, making medieval insights accessible and meaningful for contemporary readers.” Catholic Media Association CS302P 978-0-87907-195-0 Paperback, 360 pp., 5½ x 8½, $44.95 eBook also available
Revisions and Revisioning Thomas Merton’s Works in Progress
Patrick F. O’Connell Foreword by Paul M. Pearson Renowned Merton scholar, Patrick F. O’Connell extends the literary legacy of Thomas Merton through his ongoing revisioning of his life and his writings. In this volume, O’Connell provides important new evidence of Merton’s commitment to his dual vocation as both literary craftsman and spiritual guide. CS308P 978-0-87907-470-8 Paperback, 384 pp., 5½ x 8½, $49.95 eBook also available
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Early Lives of Bernard of Clairvaux Translated and Introduced by Alexandra Barratt “Alexandra Barratt’s presentation of the early life of Saint Bernard provides a necessary resource for any who attempt to navigate the life of Bernard or to understand the wider context of the Vita Prima.” Michael Casey, OCSO CF097P 978-0-87907-448-7 Paperback, 256 pp., 5½ x 8½, $34.95 eBook also available
In Praise of the Virgin Mary, the God-Bearer Alan of Lille’s Concise Elucidation of the Song of Songs
Alan of Lille; Introduced, Translated, and Annotated by Ann W. Astell “This Marian elucidation of the Song of Songs is a text of beauty. With this volume, one of the most famous scholars of the late twelfth century, shines out with a Christian devotion that matched his intellectual brilliance.” Joseph Van House, OCist, assistant professor of theology, University of Dallas CF096P 978-0-87907-433-3 Paperback, 204 pp., 5½ x 8½, $29.95 eBook also available
Becoming Fire Through the Year with the Desert Fathers and Mothers; New and Revised Edition
Edited by Tim Vivian “These sayings remain as fresh and compelling today as they were when they were spoken. Tim Vivian’s work is so clear, readable, interesting, thorough, and exhaustively documented. He has that all too rare gift of touching the scholar and the general reader alike.” Gerard Garrigan, OSB, Saint Louis Abbey CS300H 978-0-87907-343-5 Hardcover with dust jacket, 516 pp., 5½ x 8½, $39.95 eBook also available
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The Dialogue on Miracles Caesarius of Heisterbach’s Dialogue on Miracles, the first complete translation into English of an influential representation of exempla literature from the Middle Ages, provides a splendid index to monastic life, religious practices, and daily life in a tumultuous time.
Volume 1 Caesarius of Heisterbach Translated by Ronald Pepin; Foreword and Introduction by Hugh Feiss, OSB CF089P 978-0-87907-122-6 Paperback, 536 pp., 5½ x 8½, $64.95 eBook also available
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The Life of Jesus Christ Ludolph of Saxony; Translated and Introduced by Milton T. Walsh This four-volume set is the full English translation of this classic work.
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Trusted, award-winning, and transformative. For over fifty years, these are the words that many Little Rock Scripture Study participants have used to describe this popular Catholic Bible study. Little Rock Scripture Study began in 1974 with a group of lay people and clergy in Little Rock, Arkansas. In 2019, Liturgical Press became the sole owner of the program that it began partnering with in 1985. Since then, Little Rock Scripture Study has grown to help people in 54 countries around the world to read, study, pray, and live the Word of God.
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LITTLE ROCK SCRIPTURE STUDY
Break open the rich treasury
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