Lenten Prayers for Busy People: A Forty-Day Retreat Wherever You Happen to Be Religion_ Gender Studies " the "Little Poor Man"

" the "Little Poor Man" of the 12th century embodies the Church's preferential option for the poor" As a "model of gentleness and care

Anyone interested in what goes on behind the walls of our nation's prisons--and in seeing the face of Christ in everyone--will value this authentic

David Bosch

We Drink from Our Own Wells is the nuanced articulation of the Christ-encounter as experienced by the poor of Latin America in their struggle to affirm their human dignity and claim their true identity as sons and daughters of God

In a series of conversations

Lenten Prayers for Busy People: A Forty-Day Retreat Wherever You Happen to Be Religion_ Gender Studies " the "Little Poor Man"Drawing from the Bible, literature, lyrics, and original prayers, writer and teacher William O'Malley has composed a six week cycle of morning, midday, and evening prayers and meditations. From Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday, each entry provides spiritual nourishment. The book's last sentence is: "Holy Friend, the end is the beginning. Amen." In addition to psalmists and evangelists, contributions come from writers and poets such as Flannery O'Connor,