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In the poorer quarters
Aidan Mathews gives us a series of reflective radio scripts on the Gospel of Mark over twelve months from the RTÉ programme of the same name. He .... |
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Anchoring the altar: Christianity and the work of art
In this fascinating book, Mark Patrick Hederman OSB argues that, far from being irrelevant in the twenty-first century, Christianity like art needs .... |
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Tarot: talisman or taboo? reading the world as symbol
This book by the Benedictine Mark Patrick Hederman gives an introduction to the Tarot, a history of its uses and abuses, a practical guide to its .... |
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Lamplighters: exploring spirituality in new contexts
Spirituality is concerned with the awareness of and response to a perceived invitation to enter into a personal and communal relationship of God .... |
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No earthly estate: God and Patrick Kavanagh: an anthology
Tom Stack introduces a selection of Kavanagh's poems, highlighting their mystical dimension. He alerts us to how we too, like Kavanagh himself, can .... |
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The mystical imagination of Patrick Kavanagh
Una Agnew SSL writes an intellectual and spiritual biography of Patrick Kavanagh, a man who, in spite of his general appearance, was a profoundly .... |
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Theology and modern Irish art
Gesa E. Thiessen explores central issues in the dialogue between theology and art, paying special attention to the spiritual aspects of a number of .... |
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Small world: Haiku on the way
Dermot O'Brien wrote this book of haikus while staying in a monastery in Wexford. The haikus capture 'moments of awareness' -- moments of grace which .... |
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The haunted inkwell: art and our future
Mark Patrick Hederman seeks a possible meeting place between philosophy, literary criticism, art and truth. He stresses the prophetic role of the .... |
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Remember José Inga!
This novel by James O'Halloran, a Salesian priest, is set in South America during the 1970s. It follows the fortunes and the decisions of ordinary .... |
