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The Soul of Things

Brigitte Romankiewicz The Soul of Things Butterflies, Office Plants and Sacred Mountains Brigitte Romankiewicz writes about the deep connections between humans and nature in an entertaining and witty way. She presents stories about the soul of nature, the wisdom of things and the magic of...

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Journey to the Centre

Uwe Wolff Journey to the Centre In the Labyrinth of Life The labyrinth is an ancient symbol of humanity. Unlike a maze, the labyrinth has a centre to which a single path inevitably leads. But this path is winding, its curves are surprising and its twists and turns seem to lead away from the goal...

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Awaking in the Here and Now

Margrit Irgang Awaking in the Here and Now Paths to Inner Peace and Connection This book is an invitation to truly get in touch with the flow of everyday life, experiencing presence and mindfulness in the here and now. Margrit Irgang shows that spiritual awakening is not something detached from...

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We Praise You

Sarah Gaffuri We Praise You Through Lent with the “Canticle of the Sun” Shortly before his death 800 years ago, St. Francis of Assisi created the “Canticle of the Sun” in which he praises God with all creatures – as well as through them. The Cantico delle creature (“Canticle of the Creatures”) is...

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Seven Mysteries

Jan Frerichs Seven Mysteries A Franciscan Rosary The Rosary is not the prayer of the “better” Catholics. It has always been the simple prayer of ordinary people, a quiet contemplation of reality as we encounter it every day: with all the joy, delight and enthusiasm of life, and with all the...

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Religion & Society

Religion & Society What Sustains Human Beings Approaches to St. Paul’s Letter to the Galatians Eugen Drewermann Further details The End of a Dream Donald Trump and the 250th anniversary of the USA Andreas G. Weiss Further details Total Strangers Autism in Pop Culture: Media, Myths and People Ulrich...

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Kicks the Church Out of the Coma

Jacqueline Straub Kicks the Church Out of the Coma A Young Woman Demands Reforms Now For the most part, the Catholic Church doesn’t present itself as an image of flourishing life in Europe. Especially with the younger generation, it has great difficulty in finding a connection. The old church and...

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What is Happiness? We Know Afterwards

Arnold Stadler What is Happiness? We Know Afterwards Picture of a Life Arnold Stadler’s texts, especially his novels, have an autobiographical background. Perhaps this is why they touch on the questions that concern every human being – above all, those about personal identity and its roots. What is...

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Seek Peace

Stefan Vesper (ed.) Seek Peace People Talk About a Longing That Never Stops Outer and inner, social and personal peace is the basis on which life can thrive. Even if we have taken peace for granted during recent decades in our latitudes, the endangered, vulnerable and fleeting nature of this...

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Renewal and Unity

Kurt Kardinal Koch Renewal and Unity A Plea for More Ecumenism No Church can still afford to invest its strength in the separation from other Churches. Instead, the Word of God must be mutually proclaimed in a society that has become mostly foreign to God. Cardinal Koch therefore understands the...