All Oppression Shall Cease : A History of Slavery, Abolitionism, and the Catholic ChurchCatholic Media Association Award Winner" In the hopes of a better future, Kellerman unflinchingly documents the Catholic Church's complex relationship to slavery from Biblical times to abolitionism in the nineteenth century Americas. This remarkable study is deeply researched, clearly written, and powerfully honest; it deserves to be widely read.David Wheat, author, Atlantic Africa and the Spanish Caribbean, 1570 1640 As necessary as it is painful,

this book is a unique and wonderful gift for those familiar with Eichenberg as well as those just coming to know his work

Todays vibrant African American spiritual traditions have their roots in the lives of Africans who arrived as slaves in North America

Dearest Sister Wendy… invites us to imagine what waiting for heaven looks like

Diarmuid O'Murchu calls us to know life in a larger way

is executive Director of Franciscan Mission Service

He is also a professor of contemporaryHistory at La Terza University

Maybe we can save the world before it blows up

Having had the great privilege of serving on the Earth Charter Commission with Leonardo Boff

introducing us to the wisdom of the formidable Hildegard of Bingen

NONES--even world-weary classroom teachers and theologians

and in advocacy work would also benefit from this powerful narrative approach

Chair of Mission and Culture