Books

This book collects seven new peer-reviewed essays pertaining to the topic of biblical inspiration and truth.

This volume takes each of the thirteen books of Augustine’s classic omnibiography to see how the major themes contained therein still speak to each of us today.

This collection of essays treats the role of the seminary professor of sacred Scripture within the context of the New Evangelization.

This book’s six essays pertain to the “piercing of the clouds,” or the experience of heavenly mysteries, which characterizes lectio divina practiced well. These peer-reviewed essays give special attention to the practice of lectio divina during preparation for ministry.

Granados and Sánchez-Navarro propose Christian conversion and acceptance of faith (in the Word) as the hermeneutical key for interpreting sacred Scripture.

This volume brings together fifteen select scholars to consider pressing contemporary environmental concerns through the lens of Catholic theology.

These essays offer a sustained reflection on how Catholic theological formation is necessarily grounded in scriptural exegesis.