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This book is Fr. de Aldama's commentary on Part Six of the Jesuit Constitutions, in which St. Ignatius spells out his own vision and description of what Jesuit religious life, as a distinct entity in the Church, ought to be.
1995, PP. xii + 147, Series II, n.13, ISBN 1-880810-13-1 (paper) $14.95
A study of the friendship between English Jesuits Southwell and Garnet, from the time that they arrived in England in 1586 until the martyrdom of Southwell in 1595. Garnet's letters to Jesuit headquarters in Rome and Southwell's poetry form the basis of the study.
1995, PP. xii + 124, Series IV, n.16, ISBN 1-880810-15-8 (paper) $14.95
The scholarly, carefully researched story of the sixteenth-century Jesuit who was a leading opponent of the Elizabethan settlement, a skilled controversialist, and the author of the spiritual classic, The Christian Directory. A "must read" for anyone seeking to understand the religious attitudes and history of the period.
ISBN 1-880810-10-7 (cloth) $42.95, ISBN 1-880810-11-5 (paper) $32.95
This is the newly rewritten and revised version of Fr. Fleming's best selling contemporary reading of the Exercises of Saint Ignatius. It carries on and fosters his original aim of making the text of the Exercises more readily accessible to modern readers, particularly those encountering Ignatius's writings for the first time. This book does this by placing an accurate literal translation and the contemporary reading on facing pages.
1996, PP. ca 320, Series IV, n.17, ISBN 1-880810-20-4 (paper) $16.95
This is Ignatius's response to his followers' request for a "founder's testament and paternal instruction" for the nascent Society of Jesus, an account of how God had guided him from the beginning of his religious conversion. The result is the story of the profound spiritual experiences that changed a young Spanish grandee into a great saint.
1995, PP. xxx + 150, Series I, n.13, ISBN 1-880810-09-3 (paper) $14.25
This is a brief but highly readable account of the story of Jesuit General Congregations 31, 32, and 33, enabling the reader to put the achievements and decrees of those congregations into their human and historical contexts.
1994, PP. viii + 145, Series IV, n.15, ISBN 1-880810-08-5 (paper) $14.95
This book presents all the supplementary guidelines for giving the Exercises that derive from St. Ignatius and other 16th-century Jesuits. Much of the material survived only in manuscript form until the last century, and appears here in English for the first time.
1996, PP. ca 380+, Series I, n.14, ISBN 1-880810-17-4 (cloth) $42.95
ISBN 1-880810-18-2 (paper) $34.95
The story of the educational apostolate of the English Jesuits from the founding of Stonyhurst to the beginning of the first world war. Relying almost entirely on primary sources, this book presents a clear and fascinating picture of an apostolate that was undertaken and made to flourish despite adversity from both the English government and the church hierarchy.
1996, PP. xviii + 243, Series III, n.12, ISBN 1-880810-16-6 (paper) $27.95
An official translation of the documents of the most recent general congregation, held in 1995.
1996, PP. ca 275, Series III, n.14, ISBN 1-880810-19-0 (paper) $13.95
Fr. Tripole examines the background of Decree Four of the Jesuit General Congregation 32, explores the meaning of "justice" as it is used in that document, and concludes that the criteria for ministries that the decree proposes, while noble and challenging, are too narrow to achieve their goal. He then proposes an alternate criterion that goes beyond the "faith and justice" motif and allows for ministries not having a direct justice orientation.
1994, PP. vii + 153, Series IV, n.14, ISBN 1-880810-07-7 (paper) $14.95
This is a casebook, corresponding to Fr. Toner's Commentary on St. Ignatius' Rules for the Discernment of Spirits. It presents concrete cases of discernment, a step-by-step method for studying them, and a proposed solution for each case.
1995, PP. 93, ISBN 1-880810-12-3 (paper) $14.95
This casebook corresponds to the author's Discerning God's Will, and features a series of practical cases of discernment, a method for handling them, and proposed solutions.
1995, PP. 110, ISBN 1-880810-14-X (paper) $14.95
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The Best of the Review–1Notes on the Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius of LoyolaEdited by David L. Fleming, S.J.Includes original introductory article "The Ignatian Spiritual Exercises: Understanding a Dynamic" plus 35 other articles on the background and method, content and experience, prayer and discernment, and apostolic implications. Fourth printing 1989, 340 pp, ISBN 0-924768-01-0 (paper)
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The Best of the Review –2Paths of Renewal for ReligiousEdited by David L. Fleming, S.J.Includes original introductory article "Religious Life: Act of Hope, Challenge to Human Weakness" plus 31 other articles on the charism and consecration, vows, community, and apostolate. 1986, 368 pp, ISBN 0-924768-00-2 (paper) $10.95 |
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The Best of the Review–3The Christian Ministry of Spiritual DirectionEdited by David L. Fleming, S.J.Includes original introductory article "Spiritual Direction: Charism and Ministry" plus 41 other articles on context, identity, process, interaction with psychology, and special concerns. 1988, 454 pp, ISBN 0-924768-05-3 (paper) $12.95 |
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The Best of the Review– 4Ignatian Exercises: Contemporary AnnotationsEdited by David L. Fleming, S.J.Includes original introductory article "Following Christ More Nearly: Discipleship in Ignatian Spirituality" plus 28 other articles on vision, conversion, examination, attitude, prayer, discernment, and adaption. 1996, 366 pp, ISBN 0-924768-06-1 (paper) $12.95 |
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The Best of the Review - 5The Church and Consecrated LifeEdited by David L. Fleming, S.J. and Elizabeth McDonough, OPIncludes original introductory article "Religious Life: An Ecological Interpretation" plus John Paul II's apostolic letter, 12 canonical counsel articles reviewing church documents from Vatican II on, and 13 articles on charism, leadership, mission, and visioning. May 1996, approx. 366 pp, ISBN 0-924768-07-X (paper) $12.95 |
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1942-1994 Topical and Author INDEXA topical grouping of all Review for Religious articles from 1942 to 1994 for easy reference. 1995, 292 pp, ISBN 0-924768-04-5 (paper) $20.00 |
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A Spirituality of Contemporary Life: The Jesuit Heritage TodayContributors: Burghardt, Fleming, Hellwig, Sobrino, Johnson, Padberg. Each explores Ignatian spirituality and living with God in ordinary life. 1991, 112 pp, ISBN 0-924768-02-9 (paper) $5.95 |
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Review for ReligiousChristian Heritages and Contemporary LivingEdited by David L. Fleming, S.J.Founded in 1942, Review for Religious is published bi-monthly. The articles are meant to be informative, practical, or inspirational, written from a theological or spiritual or sometimes canonical point of view. ISSN 0034-639X Annual subscription rate: $20.00 (domestic); $24.00 (foreign) |
Information on recent developments in communication research often is hidden away in hard to locate journals or is presented in articles which give only one side or one theoretical perspective on complicated issues. Communication Research Trends responds to the need for comprehensive, ideologically and theoretically balanced reviews of major questions in communication research. Each issue explains in clear language the major findings of recent research on a particular topic. A comprehensive survey gives the reader a non-judgmental description of research in all significant approaches to that topic. A select bibliography and a worldwide listing of scholars and institutions doing research on the topic follow the survey article. A book review section describes recent books in communication studies.
Intended for church-related communication practitioners and decision-makers, Communication Research Trends has found an enthusiastic audience among prominent communication scholars, who also want the kind of unbiased reviews of the field it offers. Secular editors, producers, writers, and others concerned with human communication have found "Trends" a valuable addition to their reading.
Recent or forthcoming issues have dealt with the social and cultural effects of advertising, with research on audience interpretation of mass media, and with group and participatory communication.
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Published three times annually since 1957 by the Vatican Film Library at Saint Louis University, this journal is the library's interface with the international community of manuscript researchers. The journal is devoted to the publication of manuscript-based studies of texts and topics in periods coinciding with the range of periods represented in the research resources of the Vatican Film Library, namely from Classical Antiquity to the eighteenth century. Along with articles by authors from across the U.S., the journal publishes articles by authors in Western Europe, Canada and Oceania, and book reviews by reviewers generally from the same areas. An issue of the journal also typically features a more or less extensive set of editorially prepared short reviews of newly published books on periods and topics represented in the manuscripts duplicated in the Vatican Film Library. Authors may present articles in English, German, French, Spanish, or Italian, and the articles may in turn include editions or citations of texts in medieval and Renaissance forms of those languages as well as in Greek and Latin. There are exchanges with other journals around the world.
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Founded in 1925, The Modern Schoolman is a quarterly that promotes historical research and analysis of philosophy in all periods: ancient, medieval, Renaissance, and modern.
T. S. Eliot and Philosophy: Ronald Schuchard, Eliot and Ignatius; Jewel Spears Brooker, Eliot and Bradley; Tatsuo Murata, Buddhism in Eliot; Shyamal Bagchee, Eliot on the Philosophical Poet; Timothy Fuller, Eliot on Education for Transcendence; William Charron, Eliot's Antinomies; Sanford Schwartz, Eliot the Philosopher; Shun'ichi Takayanagi, S.J., Eliot and Maritain
Henle Conference Papers: Medieval Philosophy; Marilyn McCord Adams, Anselm's Cur Deus Homo Reconsidered; Norman Kretzmann, Personhood of God in Aquinas' Natural Theology; Stephen Dumont, The Background to Duns Scotus's Doctrine of Will; Sten Ebbesen, 13th Century Sophismatic Discussions; Matthias Lutz-Bachmann, Modern Aspects of Abelard's Ethics; John Wippel, 13th Century Reactions to the Encounter Between Faith and Reason
Theology Digest offers translations/condensations of recent significant articles selected from over 400 of the world's theological journals. Studies originally appearing in foreign languages and in periodicals not generally available enable readers to maintain or cultivate an interest in contemporary theological thought. Each digest is approved by the author of the original article. One of the four annual issues (Winter) contains lectures, including the Bellarmine Lecture. A feature is the Theology Digest book survey which describes over 900 books a year.
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