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| Ina Praetorius | | Beginning Again and Again | | Texts on Thoughts about Birth |
Is there really nothing new under the sun? Or have we just been systematically conditioned to ignore the surprising things that happen daily? Seeing a newly born child is eye-opening for many of us, even though billions of children have been born already. But this particular child has never existed before. |
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| Jan-Heiner Tück (ed.) | | Passion from Love | | Discussion of the Pope’s Book on Jesus |
Benedict XVI was the first pope in history to produce a book on Jesus, with which he intended to draw attention to the core of Christianity. The recently published second volume is centered on the Passion and Resurrection of Christ. |
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| Wolfgang Schneller | | Because We Are Pilgrims at Heart | | Our Christian Faith Grows Along the Way |
Christians are familiar with this conflict: their faith is rooted in tradition, and yet there is always an element of incompleteness, as it is important to remain open to God’s ways in the here and now. Pilgrimage is thus not only an expression of faith, but rather the quintessential image of faith itself: Christians are people on a path. |
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| Niklaus Kuster | | Francis and Clare of Assisi | | A Joint Biography |
Saint Francis has fascinated people for 800 years with his love of the world, the spiritual depth that fed his thoughts, and the liberty he maintained in his way of life. Clare, on the other hand, is being rediscovered in recent years. Women, especially, admire her sensitive and yet bold approach to imitating the life of Jesus in her very own way in spite of great opposition. |
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