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Introducing the Practice of Ministry, by Kathleen A. Cahalan
I began my first call to ministry 15 years ago. I wish that tucked into the moving boxes had been this slim volume by Kathleen Cahalan.
Irreducible faith: Benedict the theologian
In 1968, Joseph Ratzinger wrote a modestly sized treatise on the Apostles' Creed
called Introduction to Christianity. Its impact was anything but modest.
Summer reading list
The Chatelet Apprentice, by Jean-François Parot.
I've been re-invigorating my French with the mystery novels of French diplomat Jean-François Parot.
(Several titles are available in English.) As police commissioner Nicolas Le
Floch works to solves crimes in 18th-century Paris, author Parot expands the plot
with descriptions of the era's culture, political intrigues and haute cuisine.
Diverse Disciples
There was a lot to celebrate at the recent
Pride parades. But while I support gay rights, I'm
oddly unenthusiastic about the prospect of my own denomination considering a resolution to become open and affirming.
