On the Side of the Poor Grawemeyer Award Winner A Still and Quiet Conscience

A Still and Quiet Conscience is an absorbing account of one man’s prophetic stance –and the steep price he paid—rekindling the vision of a more inclusive

I further recommend this book as a general introduction to the four gospels in their unity and diversity that is relevant to seminary

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Catholic Press Association Book Award: Faith and Science (First Place) "This is a most compelling and creative invitation to see Spirit everywhere present

is Director of Mission for Jesuit Refugee Service/USA and former presi­dent of Georgetown University

On the Side of the Poor Grawemeyer Award Winner A Still and Quiet Conscience"In my judgment, the ecclesial and theological movement that began after the Second Vatican Council in Latin America under the name 'liberation theology," . . . is one of the most significant currents of Catholic theology in the 20th century." Cardinal Gerhard Ludwig Muller For many years the theology of liberation, which emerged from Latin America in the 1970s, was viewed with suspicion and even hostility in Rome. In this historic exchange, Father