An exploration of the complexities/perplexities raised by asking what is the Eucharist?>

A concise guide to one of the most remarkably martyrs and theologians of the twentieth century.

A student's guide to the philosophy of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, one of the most widely-read yet most challenging of philosophers

Many Catholics face a dilemma: how can one be faithful to traditions, yet remain open to new discoveries, both about yourself and Catholicism? In The Good Enough Catholic, Paul Wilkes plumbs the hunger in Catholic souls for a relationship with God and a spiritual life, and boldly confronts the controversial issue of Church authority. After each chapter, there is an invitation to put into practice what has been explored through a rich mixture of doctrine, history, current thinking, and the personal experiences of "good enough" Catholics across America. With this book, Wilkes beckons us to look to the essence of our religion for the guidance and strength to live lives filled with spiritual transcendence.

Céline Suprenant introduces readers to the key Freudian concepts and themes, and examines the ways in which they intersect with issues of philosophy and literary theory.