
What We’re Reading Now: The Avila Team’s Top Picks
Looking for a good book? We’ve got some suggestions!
Looking for a good book? We’ve got some suggestions!
Our greater awareness of method and recourse to technology in theology today seems to be at the expense of prayer. Very few scholars teach or write as if they believe that contemplation is of any objective value to the theological enterprise or that mystical wisdom has any real importance for the life of the Church.
Sophia Institute Press has resurrected a classic book on St. John of the Cross and the journey to God – dive in and get a clear and sweeping view of the Mount he made famous.
Sophia Institute Press has resurrected a classic book on St. John of the Cross and the journey to God – dive in and get a clear and sweeping view of the Mount he made famous.
Connie Rossini’s new e-book is a go-to resource for many common questions about prayer.
In this chapter from her book “Fire of Love,” St. Catherine of Genoa reflects on the souls increased burning love for God triggered by their time in purgatory.
In this chapter from his book “An Exorcist Explains How to Heal the Possessed,” Fr. Paolo Carlin reflects on the spiritual weapons needed for this mission.
In this chapter from his book “An Exorcist Explains the Demonic,” Fr. Gabriele Amorth reflects on vexation as a result of demonic possession.
In this chapter from his book “Nothing Short of a Miracle,” Patricia Treece reflects on the miracle that aided in John Paul II’s canonization.
In this chapter from his book “Fire from Above,” Anthony Liless reflects on forgiveness through contemplative prayer.