Hearts on Fire: The Story of the Maryknoll Sisters"Journalist Lernoux, a respected writer on Latin American issues, undertook telling the story of the Catholic Maryknoll missionary community of sisters (founded in 1912) as a personal labor of love, completing five chapters before her death in 1989. National Catholic Reporter editor Jones completed the book with Orbis editor Ellsberg. Through quotes from letters, diaries, and personal interviews, a powerful narrative of faith and courage emerges,

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and his father’s steadfast resistance to racism

Their program was distinctive in its insistence upon baptism of adult believers

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" a parable that reflects Tolstoy's fascination with the early Christians

Through personal stories and pastoral example

Who and where is God

where he asks the question: “Who is this man standing before you

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this book also enters into dialogue with various disciplines in understanding the contemporary ecological crisis

is associate professor of theological ethics and director of the Center for the Study of Consecrated Life at the Catholic Theological Union

and Walter Wink to show how Christians must have a stake in Gandhi