catholics

Contains essays in which thirty-seven American Catholics, including businesspeople, actors, educators, journalists, politicians, and others speak about their own faith and feelings about the Church.

On summer vacation, Olivia Thomas discovers that sometimes it can be difficult to be a good Catholic in middle school.

A biography of brothers Daniel and Philip Berrigan, discussing the motives and inspirations that led them to become social activists, taking part in protests against nuclear weapons and the Vietnam War, while at the same time serving in the priesthood.

Night after restless night, something coaxes Pope Clement XV to the Vatican's private archive - something concerning the revelations of Fatima.

This affectionate memoir of family, teachers, neighbors, and friends, of growing up Catholic in the Chicago of the '30s and '40s, is spirited and tender, funny and warm - and hard to put down.

Every family has skeletons in their closet.

She lived in a cabin on a small piece of land that juts out into the Madawaska River near Comermere, Ontario. From there she shares her vision of the place of the Church in the world today.

The astute theologican-sociologist-sister-brother team who researched and wrote this book examine the patterns which characterize the exodus of many people from the Catholic Church and their return, looking not for justifications or recriminations, but for ways in which the Church can bestg welcome back and serve the religious needs of its prodigal sons and daughters.