My Sisters the Saints: A Spiritual Memoir (Image Books, Oct. 30, 2012) tells the story of Colleen Carroll Campbell’s 15-year quest to understand the meaning of her life and identity in light of her Christian faith and contemporary feminism. Launched amid post-partying regrets in a Milwaukee dorm room, that search takes her from the baths of Lourdes and ruins of Auschwitz to the Oval Office and the papal palace.
With new material included throughout, Archbishop Charles Chaput presents an uncompromising manifesto for the serious Christian citizen seeking guidance in the confusing world of contemporary politics in Render Unto Caesar (Image Books, Aug. 14, 2012).
In this anti-business climate – where the Occupy Wall Street protestors capture headlines for months – how can businesses play a positive role in society? That is the question author Richard John Neuhaus addresses in Doing Well and Doing Good (Image Books, July 10, 2012).
Inner River (Image Books, March 6, 2012) continues Kyriacos C. Markides’ spiritual quest into the teachings of Eastern Christianity that have been chronicled in his bestselling books The Mountain of Silence and Gifts of the Desert.
At the Heart of the Gospel (Image Books, Jan. 31, 2012) is a revolutionary look at the meaning of love and sex in the Christian tradition, presenting a positive vision of human desire as a path toward God, by popular and controversial author Christopher West.
