Retelling Sacred Stories: Our Journeys to a Shared Sacred Story"This book . . . is intended for all readers who are prepared to exploreor perhaps better, experiencethe shared sacred narrative with an open heart and mind."Celia E. Deane Drummond, director, Laudato si' Research Institute, Oxford "The overall aim of this project aligns with the Qur'anic call for Muslims to cooperate among themselves and with followers of other religions in promoting goodness, peace, righteousness, and piety, as expressed in God's

These particular circumstances include the poverty and repression

outside of the ideological debate

and effected insightful conversation between the so-called sacred and secular worlds

and Native American leaders who have adopted nonviolent methods to overcome ancient wrongs

The Conclusion of the Council and the Initial Reception

Sheveland is professor of religious studies and the Flannery Chair in Catholic theology at Gonzaga University

A sequel to A Troubling in My Soul in which African American women offer stimulating and thoughtful essays for all those concerned with the life and health of the Black churches today

United Farm Workers

But Light Comes in the Morning Meditations on Racial Healing

"I recommend this book to any Christian

who seeks a view of God and Christ's passion that is capacious and loving enough to authentically respond to our troubled times and planet

" - The Catholic Worker