Wholeness and HolinessWe have heard or said: I am not a saint. Usually this means: Dont expect me to be perfect. But a saint is not perfect in the sense of being totally saintly every minute of every day. . . . A saint is an ordinary person who is animated by an extraordinary love. A saint is also someone dedicated to and focused on the issues that make love concrete.From the book "Wholeness and Holiness is a helpful book for those striving to live a life of wholeness in

fellow Catholics: This pope is leading us forward by leading us back to that vigor which characterized the early Christians

and environ-mental sustainability

was published in 1971 (in English 1973)

A prolific writer

he was Dean of the School of Intercultural Studies at Fuller Theological Seminary (2012-2019) and before that he served for 17 years as Professor at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary

Thurman devised a way of preaching to a congregation that sought “support

the Catholic priest Henri Nouwen earned the adjective "beloved" with his penetratingly honest meditations on the Christian life

Delightful sketches of African wildlife by two African artists accompany the reflections

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Jim Wallis is Executive Director of Sojourners and Convener of Call to Renewal

a Catholic priest in Tanzania

He examines the intellectual legacy of Edward Wilmot Blyden