Teresa of Avila
Few saints were more human than Teresa of Avila. Few saints were more closely intimate with God than she was.
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Hurley remembers Vatican II
VATICAN II: Keeping The Dream Alive, by Denis Hurley OMI. Cluster Publications, Pietermaritzburg. 2004. 300pp. By Gunther Simmermacher Some years
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Filmgoer’s Guide to God
THE FILMGOER’S GUIDE TO GOD, by Tim Cawkwell. Darton, Longman & Todd, London. 2004. 170pp. R139. Reviewed by Gunther Simmermacher
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Lenten books
THE LENTEN JOURNEY TO EASTER: Readings and Reflections for the Weekdays of Lent, by Nicholas King SJ. CB Publications, Cape
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Philip Pullman & Christianity
THE DEVIL’S ACCOUNT: Philip Pullman & Christianity, by Hugh Rayment-Pickard. Darton, Longman & Todd London, 2004. 117pp. Reviewed by Russell
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Encyclopedia of Judaism & Christianity
AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF JUDAISM AND CHRISTIANITY, by Dan & Lavinia Cohn-Sherbok. Darton, Longman & Todd, London. 2004.181pp. Reviewed by Günther
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Salt – A World History
SALT: A World History, by Mark Kurlansky. Penguin, 2003. 496pp. Reviewed by Günther Simmermacher The history of the world up
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After the Locust
AFTER THE LOCUST: Letters from a Landscape of Faith. Edited by Denise Ackerman. David Philip, Cape Town. 2003. 180pp Reviewed
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Hans Küng: My Struggle for Freedom
MY STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM, by Hans Küng. Translated by John Bowden. Continuum, London, 2003. 478 pp Reviewed by Paddy Kearney
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