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Gushee • How can Catholics travel ethically? - U.S. Catholic • A house divided and indecent | The Christian Century • What archeologists never found at Jericho • Publishers, Scholars Celebrate Henri Nouwen’s Legacy • One day in April | The Christian Century • The Election of Pope Leo XIV: The Last Surprise of Pope Francis – Orbis Books • flipbook Orbis Spring 2026 Catalog.pdf • Behind the scenes of Pope Leo XIV’s election - America Magazine • Faith, Freedom and Black Lives – Orbis Books • Join Robert Ellsberg, publisher of Orbis Books, in this One On One interview with Liza J. Rankow , as they discuss Soul Medicine for a Fractured World: Healing, Justice, and the Path of Wholeness https://maryknoll.link/29b Each day brings news of worse • New Titles - Spring 2026 – Orbis Books • Joy Is Resistance: Kelly Brown Douglas on Storytelling as Sacred Work • Faith in Action this Season - Stories of courage and compassion from a – Orbis Books • Books for Your Friendly Neighborhood Theology Nerd - YouTube • Robert Ellsberg: “Publishing in Service to the World Church: My Life at Orbis Books” • #156: Burnout Prevention in Ministry: Why Inner Work Sustains Church Leadership with Wes Granberg-Michaelson : Faith+Lead • December Publishers Newsletter 2025 – Orbis Books • Organizing Visions: When the "is" & "ought" of things finds the "how" • November Publishers Newsletter 2025 – Orbis Books • AAR/SB 2025: Mitri Raheb’s Existential Questions • The Beatitudes Center for the Nonviolent Jesus – Teaching the Gospel message that Jesus was totally nonviolent, and we’re called to be nonviolent too • 2025 Cushwa Center Lecture: “Publishing in Service to the World Church: My Life at Orbis Books” | Events | Cushwa Center | University of Notre Dame • The Interview: Samuel Munayer, co-author of 'The Cross and the Olive Tree' - Sight Magazine • Discussion guide for October 2025 issue - The Presbyterian Outlook • Orbis Books Fall 2025 Catalog flipbook.pdf • Contributing to God’s Reign in Guatemala • Spoons and a Spinning Top • Andrew F. 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From a Guatemalan Hit Squad - The Tablet • fb.watch • Easter and Lent Titles • Orbis Books Spring 2024 Catalogue • WATERtalks: Feminist Conversations in Religion – WATER – Womens Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual • www.youtube.com • Undoing Conquest: Ancient Israel, the Bible, and the Future of Christianity • What we’re reading this month: February 2024 • Immigration & Migration Issues Explored During GCU Critical Concerns Week. Keynote by Catholic Humanitarian Dr. Carolyn Woo • First look at the paperback edition of Father Ed: The Story of Bill W.'s Spiritual Sponsor • Redirecting... • ASLE » ASLE Spotlight 2023-24, EPISODE 3: Extinctions and Extractions • James Bernauer, S.J., "Auschwitz and Absolution," January 25, 2024 • Cardinal Michael Czerny receives the Klaus Hemmerle Award 2024 - Dicastery for Promoting Integral Human Development • The Bible and Settler Colonialism in Palestine and Beyond • The Forum with Rev. John Dear - January 21, 2024 • www.sightmagazine.com.au • ‘Both of these Jameses are speaking into 2023 in ways that are important and necessary’ – Baptist News Global • Nevertheless, We Persist: A Feminist Public Theology • From Union Square to Rome - New Edition • WTL Conversations [S3E13]: My Conversation with Greg Garrett, author of The Gospel According to James Baldwin • Event: Gustavo Gutiérrez: Between Memory and Prophecy • AMEN Conference emphasises that racial justice must be a core feature of Church - Diocese of Leeds • A reflection for the thirty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time • Pluralism in Practice: Case Studies of Leadership in a Religiously Diverse America (Elinor Pierce & Diana Eck) - A Review • No Guilty Bystander: Extraordinary Life of Bishop Thomas Gumbleton • Reading & Sharing Henri Nouwen – HENRI NOUWEN SOCIETY ONLINE BOOK DISCUSSION | MODERATED BY RAY GLENNON • Headliner • Austin Author on "One of Our Greatest American Writers" James Baldwin and His Foray into Screenwriting - KUT & KUTX Studios - Podcasts • Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Change-making conversations with Greg Garrett and Anthony Reddie. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. • Decolonizing Palestine: The Land, The People, The Bible • Dr James Finley - Contemplative Dimensions of Spiritual Direction • Experience as lay missionary under Pinochet dictatorship is captured in new book - TheCatholicSpirit.com • Author tells how Jesuit priest profoundly influenced Alcoholics Anonymous • Ten Theology Books to Watch For – October 2023 -The Englewood Review • In the footsteps of James Baldwin: An excerpt from The Gospel According to James Baldwin – Baptist News Global • Dr. Walter Earl Fluker on religious connections and social justice • Dan Horan, One On One Interview | Orbis Books • In new book, James Baldwin emerges as a prophet for our time • A sense of wonder: Remembering Brian Doyle • What I’m Reading: I Surrender, Kathleen Osberger ’75 | Notre Dame Magazine | University of Notre Dame • Jawanza Eric Clark: Reclaiming Stolen Earth • Are you ready for a synod of possibility? • Professor Emeritus Walter Fluker Receives 2023 Freedom of Worship Award | BU Today | Boston University • Book review: “I Surrender: A Memoir of Chile’s Dictatorship, 1975” by Kathleen Osberger • September 23, 2023 – The Gospel According to James Baldwin with author Greg Garrett - State of Belief • The Gentle Soul that Touched AA: Discovering Father Ed's Impact — Grand Canyon Synod of the ELCA • Considering the spiritual roots of ecophobia amid climate change • New theology in new wineskins • Elizabeth Johnson: What does it mean to believe in an ecological God? • Dr. Greg Garrett by Beloved Journal • Episcopal Theologian Greg Garrett offers new book on the wisdom of James Baldwin • Palestine: The Bible is Not a Baton • New Book Releases – Week of 11 Sept 2023 – Esau McCaulley, more… • Home • #2326 - Extravagant Inefficiency: Adam Bucko by Things Not Seen Podcast • Praying with the Street Church of Radical Forgiveness • Pluralism in Practice: Case Studies of Leadership in a Religiously Diverse America • Flourishing the Least • Book Review on Christ Among the Classes • All the Way in: A Story of Activism, Incarceration & Organic Farming - Deeptime Network • Earth martyrs • Dawn Eden Goldstein – Antisemitism in the Church • Robert A. Jonas, "Jesus, Buddha & Henri Nouwen" | Henri Nouwen, Now & Then Podcast • Creating a more just society: the ‘fierce urgency of now’ • Jesse Jackson: ‘I Have the Ability and the Will to Fight’ • A Potential American Saint’s Big Day in Italy • I Surrender: A Memoir of Chile's Dictatorship, 1975 | Kellogg Institute For International Studies • Pope Francis praises Dorothy Day in preface to collection of her work • Review: Theology Without Deception - Word&Way • Orbis Books: Ukraine Diary • Greg Garrett, One On One Interview | Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers • How the Bible has been used to colonize Palestine • 50 years later, Gustavo Gutierrez’s ‘A Theology of Liberation’ remains prophetic. • Pax Christi USA recognizes Joe Nangle, OFM with the 2023 Teacher of Peace Award • Take and Read: Ethics • Episode 208 - Adam Bucko · • Kathleen Osberger, One On One Interview | Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers • 'No Guilty Bystander' celebrates Bishop Gumbleton's radical legacy • No Guilty Bystander, One On One Interview | Maryknoll Fathers and Brothers • Fall 2023 - Most Anticipated Books for Christian Readers! • Spiritual Journeys Tie Together New Memoirs • Pluralism in Practice: Case Studies of Leadership in a Religiously Diverse America by • Carolyn Woo to speak at ACE Commencement • Walking the path of holiness: What I’ve learned from a lifetime of studying saintly lives • “Rediscovering the Divine”: Interview with Cyprian Consiglio • Decolonizing Palestine: The Land, the People, the Bible by Mitri Raheb • What makes education Catholic? This book is glad you asked • Orbis Spring 2023 Catalog • No Guilty Bystander • The Healing Path by James Finley | Review | Spirituality & Practice • Kelly Brown Douglas says white Christians must confront racial injustice in church • New Co-published Book on Pope Francis “suitable for all categories of people”: Pauline Nun • What we’re reading this month: June 2023 • ACP Announces Finalists of the 2023 "Excellence in Publishing Awards" - Association of Catholic Publishers • Northshire Bookstore hosts Alex Mikulich, author of 'Unlearning White Supremacy' • Rediscovering the Divine by Cyprian Consiglio | Review | Spirituality & Practice • Interview with Matthew Fox: Essential Writings on Creation Spirituality - Tikkun • Fr. Joshtrom Kureethadam, nonviolence + ecological conversion, Gospel nonviolence retreat, Dec 2020 • LAUDATO SI’ WEEK 2023 • Teilhard de Chardin by Teilhard de Chardin, Kathleen Deignan (ed.), Libby Osgood (ed.) | Review | Spirituality & Practice • What Francis and Clare can teach us about white supremacy and racism • How neighbors going door-to-door cut crime in a Louisiana city • Pope Francis and Social Justice • In Search of Fairness | UC Davis Magazine • Julian's Gospel, with Veronica Mary Rolf • Teilhard de Chardin: A Book of Hours Book Launch May 1, 2023 • Join us for a presentation of our collaboration to create a devotional work different from most of what has been published from the legacy of Teilhard de Chardin in recent years. • The Liberating Path of the Hebrew Prophets - Reading Religion • A reflection for the fourth Sunday of Easter • An Evening with Matthew Fox and Charles Burack | The Aquarian Minyan • SDI Conference in Madison, Wisconsin, May 4-6, 2023 • WEBINAR BOOK LAUNCH for HENRI NOUWEN's latest book - UKRAINE DIARY!!! • Help Wanted - Acquiring Editor, Orbis Books, Maryknoll, NY To find out more please visit: • Let Your Heartbreak Be Your Guide • Look beyond white Christianity for good ecotheology • Madang Podcast: Robert Ellsberg, Ep. 27 • The Day Fr. Ed Dowling, SJ, Brought AA’s Bill Wilson to Meet the St. Louis Jesuits • Catholic Chicago: CHICAGO CATHOLIC: BEYOND THE HEADLINES -- Dawn Eden Goldstein, author of “Father Ed: The Story of Bill W.’s Spiritual Sponsor on Apple Podcasts • Contemplify : James Finley on the Healing Path • U.S. Catholic Magazine - What we’re reading this month: March 2023 • On this special bonus episode of Turning to the Mystics, we are celebrating the launch of Jim’s new memoir, The Healing Path. • ‘Loyal Daughters and Sons’: Panel discusses 50 years of female progress at Notre Dame // The Observer