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the video of the webinar with Kristin Colberg about my pope Leo XIV @litpress is now live on YouTube
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.@BostonCollege Professor of Historical and Liturgical Theology John Baldovin, S.J., presents a comprehensive Eucharistic theology of the ministerial priesthood as envisioned by Vatican II in his new book, 'Servants of the Mysteries.' bcbookmarks.com/2026/10/05/s…
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quoted in "Financial Times", with a mention of my book on pope Leo XIV with @litpress
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Last week in Rome, I had the pleasure of sharing work on the book about Pope Leo XIV published in Italian by Morcelliana and translated into English by Liturgical Press @litpress: first on September 16 at the Italian Embassy to the Holy See, and then on September 18 during an audience with Pope Leo XIV, alongside the "Centro Studi Leone XIV," on whose scientific committee I serve.
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Today we celebrate the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation. This marks the beginning of the Season of Creation – observed by Christians of various denominations – whose theme this year is “Living Water.” As I recalled in the Message for this Day, caring for our common home calls for a conversion of heart, so that what has been used to bring about destruction may instead be directed toward life. I invite everyone to join in prayer and action, that we may become channels of the living water of God’s peace, refreshing our wounded world.
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in pope Leo's message to the Asian bishops a strong emphasis on unity, the major ecclesiological theme of the pontificate as I argue in my forthcoming book @litpress (publication date August 15)
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"I remain because Jesus remains. If Jesus remains in his Church, how can I not?" — Cardinal Timothy Radcliffe, OP
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Blessed Pentecost! May your heart be ablaze with the love of God through the Holy Spirit today and always.
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Ya disponible... Muchas gracias @litpress
Happy May🌷
Our featured release this month is Armando Jesús Lovera Vásquez's 'From Robert to Pope Leo,' which tells the story of his friend, Robert Prevost, who is now Pope Leo XIV.
Shop all new and forthcoming books at hubs.li/Q04dDnP60
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The Saint John’s Bible is the first hand-written, illuminated Bible commissioned by a Benedictine Abbey since the invention of the printing press.
The Heritage Edition is how we share it with the world.
Learn more: saintjohnsbible.org
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Hope to see some of my Twin Cities friends on Saturday February 28 at 10 AM at St Cecilia in St. Paul MN. Beginning of the preparations with @litpress ...
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With Brother Aelred of @litpress and @GiveUsThisDayLP with my two volumes of “Blessed Among Us” at LA Religious Ed Congress.
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Join us in prayer as we begin this lenten season. 🙏✝️
Artwork: Cross with Red Gems by Sr. Monika Ellis, OSB
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Featuring one of our writers, Laura Kelly Fanucci ⬇️
Catholic preaching in a traumatized Minnesota | Preach Podcast youtu.be/t53q5no1kk8?si=tynv… via @YouTube
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Sibling saints: What we can learn from Benedict and Scholastica
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Featured Book. Lohfink argues that Enlightenment goes back far before the 1600's to Israel. He argues for a faith both rational and open to mystery, deepened by Jesus and the church. I've read 3 of his books and appreciate his thoughtful devotion. Glad to get this from @litpress
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I spent this whole weekend reading four volumes in Thomas Merton’s Initiation into the Monastic Tradition series published by @litpress. And it has been the most inspiring, edifying, and spiritually rewarding weekend in a very, very long time.
Take time for contemplation.
