‘Have no confidence in your own virtuousness. Do not worry about a thing once it has been done. Control your tongue and your belly.’ As a...

Karen Armstrong traces across Greek tragedy, Romantic poetry and all faiths the efforts to teach how humans can live with compassion for...

As a non religious reader, this book’s theological arguments resonate with ethical and logical strength. The case studies show the church...

Brother Mark Barrett from the Benedictine community of Worth Abbey creates an imaginative link between the stages of the day as reflected...

Franciscan priest and prolific writer Richard Rohr explores the concept of the ‘two stages’ of life as a framework for spiritual growth....

Rowan Williams introduces us to that oft-forgotten group of 4th century men and women known as the Desert Fathers and Mothers, who headed...

This totally readable book takes us on a tour of the again oft-forgotten history of contemplative practice as lived out in the Christian...