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July 10-Aug. 6, 2011

Elder Religious &Diocesan PriestsWorkshop scheduledJune 18-23, 2011

SAT at GTU offerssabbaticals for clergy,religious and laity

COPIM Fall 2010 andSpring 2011 cohortsannounced

Publications &Resources

USCCB offers With OneVoice

Light of the World: ThePope, the Church, andthe Sign of the Times Ignatius Press

Open Our Hearts AveMaria Press

Two new offerings thisweek

Morality in Social Life Convivium Press

Standing in the ShoesMy Mother Made Convivium Press

Thomas B. Iwanowski is a Lectionary-based program thatprovides informative and practical instructions for communalreading and reflection of the scriptures and the guidancenecessary to transform faith into action. The two-partbooklet contains:- An outline for small-group discussion.- Weekday reflections to help participants stay focused

between group meetings, and,- Soup recipes for groups that want to begin faith sharing

with a simple Lenten Meal.Available for $5.95 from Ave Maria Press, P.O. Box 428, Notre Dame, IN46556. Tel: (800) 282-1865. Fax: (800) 282-5681. E-mail:avemariapress.1@nd.edu. Web site: www.avemariapress.com.

In Morality in Social Life, by Fr. Sergio Bastianel, SJinsists that moral life and social life are interconnected. Hebases his arguments on his insight that human beings liveout their existence in relationship to others. This is the coreof his thesis. For Bastianel the Christian interpretation ofhistory, with its goal of community, asks in each situationabout the human quality of relationships and the structures

of social life. This book addresses the interconnectionsbetween personal morals and social justice, raisingfundamental questions about political life and economics,

about hunger and development, about common good and institutions. Such isthe reflection to which these pages summon readers. Available for the specialInternet price of $26.39 from Convivium Press, 7661 N.W. 68th St., Miami, FL33166. E-mail: sales@conviviumpress.com. Web site:www.conviviumpress.com.

Standing in the Shoes My Mother Made, by Diana L.Hayes is a compilation of lectures, book chapters, and

articles written over the course of her journey as a Catholicwomanist theologian. Perhaps a sentence from the Prefacebest describes this volume. "[T]hese chapters seek to revealto those who read them the perspective of a woman ofAfrican descent in the United States who has, as mostCatholic scholars, struggled to have her voice heard,especially within the Roman Catholic Church." Her storyunfolds in four parts:Introduction: Standing in the Shoes My Mother Made

Part 1: Faith and Worship Part 2: Ministry and Social Justice Part 3: The Public Face of Faith Part 4: A Womanist Faith Challenge

Available for $22.00 from Augsburg Fortress Publishers, P.O. Box 1209,

Minneapolis, MN 55440. Tel: (800) 328-4648. Fax: (800) 722-7766. E-mail:News@augsburgfortress.org. Web site: www.fortresspress.com.

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