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1)  Adams, Jeremy.  Thomas Aquinas:  The Angelic Doctor.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2000.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  A-00087

 

2)   A Few Who Dared to Trust God (Contemporary English Version).  New York, New York:  American Bible Society, 1990.  (5 Cassettes)

    “On these tapes you will hear about real people who accepted the challenge to trust God.  None of them were perfect, and some of them even did terrible things.  But all of them discovered how to trust and obey God.  Read especially for children by famous stage and television actors, these stories are sure to capture the imagination of even the youngest pre-reader.”

      Reference Number:  S-00018 

 

3)      Basset, Fr. Bernard, S.J.  How to Pray.  Waldwick, New Jersey:  Arena Letters, 1975.  (2 Cassettes)

        Reference Number:  B-00029

 

4)  Beiser, Edward.  Ethics and Public Policy.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  B-00254

 

5)  Carrouges, Michael.  Soldier of the Spirit.  San Francisco, California:  Ignatius Press.  (10 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  C-00205

 

6)  Cary, Phillip.  Philosophy and Religion in the West Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1999.  (6 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  C-00206

 

7)  Cary, Phillip.  Philosophy and Religion in the West Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1999.  (4 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  C-00207

 

8)  Cary, Phillip.  Philosophy and Religion in the West Part 3.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1999.  (4 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  C-00208

 

        9)      The Catholic Church in the 21st Century:  Finding Hope for it’s Future in the Wisdom of it’s Past.  2003. (3 Cassettes)

Reference Number:  01219

 

10)  Chesterton, G.K.  Saint Thomas Aquinas.  San Francisco, California:  Ignatius Press.  (8 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  C-00204

 

11)      The Cloud of Unknowing.  San Francisco, California:  Ignatius Press.  (8 Cassettes).

Reference Number:  01216

 

12)  Coniker, Jerry.  Apostolate's Family Catechism on Tape.  Bloomingdale, Ohio:  Apostolate for Family Consecration, 1993.

      Reference Number:  C-00187

 

13)      The Creed Session 1. 

      Reference Number:  00020

 

14)      The Creed Session 4. 

      Reference Number:  00021

 

15)      The Creed Session 6. 

      Reference Number:  0022

 

16)  Cross, Frank B., J.D.  Business Law:  Contracts.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  C-00210

 

17)  Cross, Frank B., J.D.  Business Law:  Negligence and Torts.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  C-00209

 

18)  Dalton, Dennis.  Freedom:  The Philosophy of Liberation.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1996.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  D-00125

 

19)      Douglas, Deborah Smith.  And Also Some Women.  Kansas City, Missouri:  The National Catholic Reporter Publishing Co.  (2 Cassettes) 

      Reference Number:  D-00001

 

20)      A Dramatic Performance of the Bible.  Huntington, Indiana:  Our Sunday Visitor Publishing, 1978.  (6 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  01223

 

21)  Ehrman, Bart D.  Lost Christianities:  Christian Scriptures and the Battles Over Authentication Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2002.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  E-00055

 

22)  Ehrman, Bart D.  Lost Christianities:  Christian Scriptures and the Battles Over Authentication Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2002.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  E-00056

 

23)      El Nuevo Testamento Version Reina—Valera Revision De 1960.  Orlando, Florida:  Christian Duplication, 1960.  (15 Cassettes)

Reference Number:  01222

 

24)      Exodus:  “Let My People Go”.  New York, New York:  American Bible Society, 1976.  (4 Cassettes)

Reference Number:  01221

 

25)  Fagan, Brian M.  The Discovery of Ancient Civilizations Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2002.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  F-00097

 

26)  Fagan, Brian M.  The Discovery of Ancient Civilizations Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2002.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  F-00098

 

27)  Fagan, Brian M.  Human Prehistory and the First Civilizations Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2003.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  F-00094

 

28)  Fagan, Brian M.  Human Prehistory and the First Civilizations Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2003.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  F-00095

 

29)  Fagan, Brian M.  Human Prehistory and the First Civilizations Part 3.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2003.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  F-00096

 

30)  Fisher, John B.  Great Writers:  Their Lives and Works.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1996.  (6 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  F-00093

 

31)      Glazer, Rabbi.  Jewish Burial Customs.  1990.

      Reference Number:  G-00002

 

32)      Great Minds of the Western Intellectual Tradition:  Supplement Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (5 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  01230

33)  Greenberg, Robert.  Concert Masterworks Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  G-00104

 

34)  Greenberg, Robert.  Concert Masterworks Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  G-00104

 

35)  Greenberg, Robert.  Concert Masterworks Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  G-00105

 

36)  Greenberg, Robert.  Concert Masterworks Part 3.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  G-00106

 

37)  Greenberg, Robert.  Concert Masterworks Part 4.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  G-00107

 

38)  Groeschel, Fr. Benedict J., CFR.  Father Groeschel Speaks to Priests.  Canfield, Ohio:  Albe House Cassettes, 1994.  (5 Cassettes)

    “This five cassette down to earth conversation with priests glows with Fr. Groeschel’s wit and psychological and spiritual insights into priests’ lives.  He blends humor with rock hard insights in his analysis of the present situation of the world, church and priesthood.  He gives wise and prudent advice on how to live the priesthood in the confusion and chaos of today’s world and Church.  The Priesthood is being beset and put upon more than nay other profession in the United States by the media, phoney Catholics and other groups.  Fr. Groeschel draws a clear distinction between the “Churchman” (the institutional man) and the “Disciple”—on who had a personal calling and relationship with Christ.  The priest is called to live with Christ the mystery of the priesthood, rather than just be a member of some ministerial association.”

      Reference Number:  G-00003

 

39)  Groeschel, Benedict J., C.F.R.  Growing in Christ with St. Paul.  Boston, Massachusetts:  The Daughters of St. Paul, 1987. (7 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  G-00102

 

40)  Groeschel, Benedict J., C.F.R.  The Mysteries of Faith:  Truths that Make Us Free.  Boston, Massachusetts:  The Daughters of St. Paul, 1994. (7 Cassettes)

 “God is mysterious.  In this world often clouded by darkness, confusion and evil, faith is that glorious, bright light shining forth and revealing the mystery of God's presence in our lives, guiding us toward our final destination.  In this series of seven conferences, Fr. Benedict directs our attention to the contemplation and practical consequences of the mysteries of faith as outlined in The Catechism of the Catholic Church.  These prayerful meditations are drawn from the Creed, Sacred Scripture, and the teaching Magisterium of the Church.”

 Reference Number:  G-00100

 

41)      Groeschel, Benedict J., CFR.  Personal Conversion and the Life of the Priest.  Boston, Massachusetts:  St. Paul Books & Media, 1994.  (7 Cassettes)

    “Recorded live during one of his retreats for priests, Fr. Benedict emphasizes the need for personal reform as the basis of authentic renewal in society and in the Church.  The past twenty years have been a difficult time for the priesthood, but the outpouring of the Holy Spirit at ordination continues to confer the graces necessary for the exercise of this ministry.  But as Fr. Benedict explains, this gift of the Spirit must sometimes be rekindled through a repentance and conversion that are creative, genuine and intensely personal.”

      Reference Number:  G-00004

 

42)  Groeschel, Benedict J., C.F.R.  Personal Encounters with Christ in the Sacraments.  Boston, Massachusetts:  The Daughters of St. Paul, 1995. (7 Cassettes)

 “The life of the Church has always been-and always will be-marked by the celebration of the Sacraments.  Each of the Sacraments is a joyful experience of God's saving and sanctifying power.  They draw their effectiveness from Christ's Paschal Mystery.  Beginning with the second pillar of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, "The Celebration of the Christian Mystery," Fr. Benedict discusses each of the Sacraments and how it is central to the life of the Church.”

             Reference Number:  G-00101

 

43)  Groeschel, Benedict J., C.F.R.  Truths of Our Faith.  Boston, Massachusetts:  The Daughters of St. Paul, 1991. (7 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  G-00103

 

44)  Haas, David and Morris, Thomas H.  Celebrating Christian Initiation:  Liturgical, Catechetical and Musical Dimensions.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press.  (4 Cassettes)

      Reference Number:  H-00004 

 

45)  Hall, James H.  Philosophy of Religion Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2003.  (6 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  H-00362

 

46)  Hall, James H.  Philosophy of Religion Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2003.  (6 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  H-00363

 

47)  Hall, James H.  Philosophy of Religion Part 3.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2003.  (6 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  H-00364

 

48)  Haring, Bernard, McBrien, Richard P. & LaVerdiere, Eugene.  A Christian Agenda for A.D. 2001.  Staten Island, New York:  Alba House.  (3 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  H-00361

 

49)  Hays, Edward M.  Parables and Prayers for Lent.  Kansas City, Missouri:  The National Catholic Reporter Publishing Co.  (3 Cassettes) 

      Reference Number:  00023

 

50)  The Holy Bible (New International Version New Testament).  Albuquerque, New Mexico:  Hosanna, 1984. (12 Cassettes) 

      Reference Number:  H-00005

 

51)      Introduction to the Devout Life.  Covina, California:  St. Joseph’s Tapes and Books.  (7 Cassettes).

Reference Number:  01226

 

52)  Jansen, Val Lamar.  The Personal Spirituality and the Role of the Cantor. Queenstown, Maryland:  Audio Recording Services, Inc., 2002.  (One Cassette).

 Reference Number:  J-00039

 

53)  Kane, Robert H.  The Quest for Meaning:  Value, Ethics, and the Modern Experience Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1999.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  K-00106

 

54)  Kane, Robert H.  The Quest for Meaning:  Value, Ethics, and the Modern Experience Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1999.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  K-00107

 

55)  Kirk, Martha Ann, C.C.V.I.  God of Our Mothers:  Seven Biblical Women Tell Their Stories.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1985.  (2 Cassettes) 

      Reference Number:  K-00001

 

56)  Kors, Alan, Ph.D.  The Birth of the Modern Mind:  An Intellectual History of the 17th &18th Centuries Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1999.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  K-00108

 

57)  Kors, Alan, Ph.D.  The Birth of the Modern Mind:  An Intellectual History of the 17th &18th Centuries Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1999.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  K-00109

 

58)  Kors, Alan, Ph.D.  The Mind of the Enlightenment.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  K-00111

 

59)  Kors, Alan, Ph.D.  The Origin of the Modern Mind.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1996.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  K-00110

 

60)  Koterski, Joseph.  The Ethics of Aristotle.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2001.  (6 Cassettes).

Reference Number:  K-00105

 

61)  Larkin, Ernest E.  Centering and Centering Prayer.  Kansas City, Missouri:  credence Cassettes, 1983.  (11 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  L-00093

 

62)  Lerer, Seth.  The History of the English Language Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1998.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  L-00096

 

63)  Lerer, Seth.  The History of the English Language Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1998.  (6 Cassettes).

Reference Number:  L-00097

 

64)  Lerer, Seth.  The History of the English Language Part 3.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1998.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  L-00098

 

65)  Lewis, Bernard.  The Crisis of Islam:  Holy War and Unholy Terror.  Santa Ana, California:  Books On Tape Inc., 2003.  (3 Cassettes)

 “Internationally recognized as one of our greatest historians of the Middle East, Bernard Lewis investigates the motivations behind the September 11 attacks and the larger development of an Islamic holy war against the United States.  Over time, with the decline of Islamic power and the rise of the west, Muslims interpreted the Koranic injunction of "jihad" to mean not just a struggle for God, but actual armed struggle against all "infidels" in defense of Muslim power.  As Lewis explains, to many Muslims, the world was conceptually divided into two houses:  the "House of Islam," where Muslim government and law prevails, and the "House of War," ruled and inhabited by infidels-notably Christians, and now more than ever, Americans.  A spectacular primer on the historical roots of Islamic anti-Americanism.”

 Reference Number:  L-00094

 

66)  Lewis, C.S.  The Screwtape Letters.  Berkeley, California:  Audio Literature, 1988.  (2 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  L-00095

 

67)      Listening to the Bible:  Job, Proverbs, Song of Songs, Sirach (Ecclesiasticus).  Boston, Massachusetts:  The Daughters of St. Paul, 1978.  (6 Cassettes)

Reference Number:  01225

 

68)  Listening to the Bible:  Psalms, Ecclesiasties, Wisdom.  Boston, Massachusetts:  The Daughters of St. Paul, 1978.  (6 Cassettes)

 Reference Number:  01224

 

69)  Listening to the Bible:  The Entire Prophetic Books.  Boston, Massachusetts:  The Daughters of St. Paul, 1979.  (16 Cassettes)

Reference Number:  01217

 

70)  Living Psalms and Proverbs.  Wheaton, Illinois:  Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., 1974.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  01213

 

71)  Meninger, Fr. William, O.C.S.O.  Contemplative (Centering) Meditation and the Cloud of Unknowing.  2003.  (3 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  M-00198

 

72)      McCarty, Robert J.  Nourishing Faith in Youth.  Kansas City, Missouri:  Credence Cassettes, 1997.  (1 Cassette).

“With practicality in every minute, McCarty suggests to parents, teachers and the youths themselves, how to nourish faith.  This is not about right answers; it’s about “doing stuff,” about the language we have to express experience, about contexts and supports for Faith.  The young people who have this information on their side are extremely fortunate.”

            Reference Number:  M-00184

 

73)  McKenna, Megan, Ph.D.  Jesus, God’s Storyteller:  Discovering Our Story Parables.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1994.  (4 Cassettes)

    “All major religions tell truth through stories, says storyteller Megan McKenna, Ph.D.  Her spellbinding stories help us understand the significance of the gospel parables and present universal truths that tell us what it is to be human, that gives us our communal identity and instill hopes and dreams for the future.  McKenna says, “All stories are true.  Some of them actually happened.””

      Reference Number:  M-00016

 

74)  Morneau, Robert F.  A Reading of Realities:  Spiritual Direction and Global Spirituality.  Staten Island, New York:  Alba House.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  M-00199

 

75)  Morneau, Robert F.  Spirituality and Human Growth.  Staten Island, New York:  Alba House.  (8 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  M-00200

 

76)  Muto, Susan.  The Way of Saint John of the Cross:  A Guide Through the Dark Night of the Soul.  Boulder, Colorado:  Sounds True, 2001.  (4 Cassettes).

 “Is there a true seeker among us who ahs not endured what St. John of the Cross first called the "dark night of the soul"-a crisis, a betrayal, a sadness seeming without end?  On The way of St. John of the Cross, you will meet this towering figure-mystic, poet, healer of souls, and lover of God-and hear how this great explorer of mystical experience left and unfailing map to guide us through the "dark nights" of our own lives, one that promises eternal joy to all with the courage to follow it.  Scholar and author Susan Muto offers a new and accessible approach to St. John's "secret wisdom of dark contemplation," and brings to life the full glory of his story, and the sacred ideal of mysticism and service that he embodied.  Mining the four great masterpieces St. John wrote (at times on mule back, and as a prisoner in his own monastery), Muto immerses us in the transformational concepts, symbols, and metaphors at the heart of St. John's writing.  His message is clear:  the events which stretch our faith to the breaking point are in fact our greatest teachers.  Without them, St. John taught, it is virtually impossible to know the truth of the spiritual life, and the perfection of divine love.  With many vivid examples from John's own extraordinary love affair with God, here is a trustworthy and uplifting guide to dwelling in the "blessings darkness bestows on us," with The Way of St. John of the Cross.”

 Reference Number:  M-00202

 

77)  Oben, Freda Mary, Ph.D.  Edith Stein A Saint for Our Times.  Washington D.C.:  ICS Publications Cassettes.  (7 Cassettes).

    “Freda Mary Oben converted from Judaism to Catholicism in 1960 and was followed by her husband and five children.  Since 1962, she has pioneered in research on Edith Stine.  Teaching at high school, college and university levels, she received her doctorate in 1972 from the Catholic University of America.  Formerly active in programs on race and poverty, she has been participating in Jewish-Catholic dialogue, lectures on Stine for academic, feminist, civic, and religious groups, writes extensively for journals, and appears on programs concerning Stein on radio, television, and appears on programs concerning Stine on radio, television, and CD ROM.”

      Reference Number:  O-00002 

 

78)  Oden, Robert.  God and Mankind:  Comparative Religions.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1991.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  O-00055

 

79)  Oliva, Max.  Praying the Beatitudes.  Kansas City, Missouri:  Credence Cassettes, 1988.  (8 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  O-00054

 

80)  Perkins, Pheme.  The Parables of Jesus.  Kansas City, Missouri:  The National Catholic Reporter Publishing Co., 1980.  (5 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  P-00126

 

81)  Pilarczyk, Archbishop Daniel E.  Thinking Catholic.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1998. (2 Cassettes)

    “In this reading of his book, Thinking Catholic, Archbishop Daniel E. Pilarczyk gives thoughtful, pastoral and heartfelt reflections on all aspects of our lives.  Offering the point of view of one deeply faithful to the tradition and teachings of the Church, Archbishop Pilarcyzk seeks to “help people savor and appreciate and nourish the gift of thinking Catholic.”…Thinking Catholic encourages us to embrace the world in which we live and change it for the better.  It helps us apply the insights of the faithful believer to God and our world, to suffering and sin, to family and society at large.  In closing, Pilarczky says, “thinking Catholic” means having faith.  Faith is not just understanding.  It includes responding to the gift of creation and to our calling to discern the will of God in our lives.”

      Reference Number:  P-00028

  

82)  Proverbs and Ecclesiastes:  Wisdom for the Modern Man.  New York, New York:  American Bible Society, 1974.  (2 Cassettes)

Reference Number:  01228

 

83)  Psalms for Modern Man.  New York, New York:  American Bible Society.  (4 Cassettes).

Reference Number:  01220

 

84)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Philosophy Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (5 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  R-00105

 

85)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Philosophy Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (5 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  R-00106

 

86)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Philosophy Part 3.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (5 Cassettes).

Reference Number:  R-00107

 

87)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Philosophy Part 4.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (5 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  R-00108

 

88)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Philosophy Part 5.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (5 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  R-00109

 

89)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Psychology Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  R-00110

 

90)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Psychology Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (6 Cassettes).

Reference Number:  R-00111

 

91)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Psychology Part 3.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  R-00112

 

92)  Robinson, Daniel N.  The Great Ideas of Psychology Part 4.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1997.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  R-00113

 

93)  Roderick, Rick.  Nietzsche and the Post-Modern Condition.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  R-00114

 

94)  Rohr, Richard, O.F.M.  Hearing the Wisdom of Jesus.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1997.  (1 Cassette)

      Reference Number:  00025

 

95)  Rohr, Richard, O.F.M.  Jesus Forgiving Victim Transforming Savior.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1998.  (1 Cassette) 

      Reference Number:  R-00002 

 

96)  Rohr, Richard, O.F.M.  Letting Go:  A Spirituality of Subtraction.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1987.  (8 Cassettes)

    “In our culture “the good life” means getting more.  This important series of talks challenges listeners to subtract—that is, to release whatever hinders us form siding with the cosmic Christ, whether that be in our inner world or our outer world.  Father Rohr offers a daring vision calling us to surrender, to liberation, to making room for real freedom.”

      Reference Number:  R-00003 

 

97)  Rohr, Richard, O.F.M.  Men, Women:  The Journey of Spiritual Transformation.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1999.  (2 Cassettes)

    “For many years Richard Rohr, O.F.M., has challenged individuals to seriously undertake the gospel journey and their struggle with power.  In this combined set he unfolds the way to spiritual transformation for both men and women.  Rohr suggests that by the second half of life almost everyone has been hurt.  Great spirituality shows how to transform pain and not inflict it on another.  The way of learning this wisdom has developed in separate ways for men and women.  As gender roles change in contemporary times this process also changes but it promises better understanding between men and women.  Rohr believes we are in the midst of dynamic spiritual growth opportunities for both gender…  When men and women descend into wisdom, transformation follows.  Transformation allows both to trust more the ambiguities of the ways of God and to become more compassionate and tolerant with one another.  Jesus clearly understands that each person is at a different level.  The gospel reveals those who have power come down and those who are excluded come up.  In all religious maturity is achieved by accepting the mystery—to know truth and yet acknowledge it is beyond our full understanding.  Follow Rohr’s words by using the enclosed chart.”

      Reference Number:  R-00004

 

98)  Rohr, Richard, O.F.M.  New Great Themes of Scripture.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1999.  (10 Cassettes) 

    “Richard Rohr’s dynamic preaching has opened up the Scriptures to people worldwide.  The original Great Themes of Scripture audio-cassettes sold many thousands of sets.  Now after twenty-five years of study and prayer and teaching, Rohr takes a unique approach in this entirely new series.  Instead of treating the Bible as a collection of isolated books, he treats it as one inspired theology.  Woven through it he uncovers nine “prime ideas” that gradually unfold through both the Hebrew and Christian Scriptures:  shame and separation, vengeance ad victims, low, grace, the redefinition of power, mystery, fear and intimacy, the paradox of the cross and the process of divinization or “mutual indwelling.”  Rohr describes the Bible as a text in travail, containing not just conclusions, but a process which mirrors our own journey (three steps forward, two steps backward).  In the three steps forward, Scripture always reveals that we are related to something infinite and that ours is an enchanted and trustworthy universe.”

      Reference Number:  R-00078

  

99)  Rohr, Richard, O.F.M.  Rebuild the Church.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1994.  (5 Cassettes)

    “Western civilization is undergoing a crisis of meaning, says Franciscan priest Richard Rohr.  In the 13th century, he tells us, Saint Francis was called by the Lord to “rebuild the Church.”  Anguished by the fragmentation in the Church today, Rohr invites us to rebuild the church in the 21st century.  We have lost meaning and vision, he insists; the Christian community needs to find new value, identity and purpose, through hope.  Rohr says we cannot move forward without connecting to history and the personalized universe we have abandoned.  The vision must integrate science and mysticism to nourish the hunger for meaning, to make sense.  We need to tap into our historical roots, both European and American, to recover from spiritual exhaustion.  Rohr explains limits, challenges any attitude of arrogance which insists it has all the answers and reminds us that paganism still rules in our time, with its focus on power, prestige and possessions.  True religion, Rohr explains, gives us the way through the darkness of life, not around it.  “There has been too much talk of loving Jesus, without suffering.”  He offers remedies to grow beyond our false worldview and narrow individualism that have destroyed our values and traditions.  Rohr proposes a “Reconstruction Creed” that focuses on God’s movement in history.” 

      Reference Number:  R-00005

 

100)  Rohr, Richard, O.F.M.  The Spirituality of Imperfection.  Cincinnati, Ohio:  St. Anthony Messenger Press, 1997.  (1 Cassette)

      Reference Number:  00026

 

101)  Rothluebber, Francis B., OSF.  From Meditation to Ministry:  Guided Experiences in Christian Meditation.  Allen, Texas:  Argus Communication a Division of DLM, Inc.,  1980.

      Reference Number:  R-00097

 

102)  Rupp, Joyce.  Meeting God in Our Transition Times.  Notre Dame, Indiana:  Ave Maria Press, 1993.  (3 Cassettes)

    “How familiar the pain, the frustration and the anxiety that accompany change—both expected and unexpected!  Turning these events into opportunities for growth is the theme of this new 3-cassette audio retreat program.  Drawing on personal stories, scriptural images and insights, as well as wisdom gained through listening to the journeys of others, Joyce Rupp offers practical and inspirational help as we face the many transitions of the human journey.  Meeting God in Our Transition Times is a unified, five-part retreat.  However, the talks have been structured as individual units that are not dependent on one another.  Listeners may do all, a few, or if they wish, only one part.  The material may be used for personal or group retreats.  Groups processing various kinds of transitions will also find the material useful.  A special guidebook accompanying the program suggests possibilities for a wide variety of prayer experiences and supportive activities, including keeping a journal.” 

      Reference Number:  R-00006

 

103)  Saccio, Peter.  Shakespeare:  The Word and Action Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes).

Reference Number:  S-00209

 

104)  Saccio, Peter.  Shakespeare:  The Word and Action Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00210

 

105)  1997 Serra Western Regional Convention “Ask, Seek, Knock”.  San Jose, California:  Heartsong Productions.  (5 Cassettes)

      Reference Number:  P-00029

 

106)  Shea, John.  Gospel Spirituality.  Chicago, Illinois:  ACTA Publications, 1994.  (6 Cassettes)

    “Take this “audio retreat” with master storyteller and theologian John Shea as he explores the spirituality of Jesus found in the Gospels.  You know the parables, the miracles, the teachings of Jesus—perhaps they have become even to familiar.  On these tapes, Fr. Shea unpacks the center of the spirituality of the “beloved son of the most high” who “came so that you might have life and have it more abundantly.”  He shows that Jesus’ words and actions were aimed at teaching us two things:  how to let go of our sins and how to overcome our fear.  Once this is done, Fr. Shea shows, we can enter more fully into the “eucharistic spirituality” of Jesus, which is one of constant receiving and constant giving of love.”

      Reference Number:  S-00019

 

107)  Sheen, Fulton J.  The Answers to the Seven Burdens of Life Based on the Seven Last Words of Christ.  Pomtret, Maryland:  Ministr-O-Media Inc., 1978.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00202

 

108)  Sheen, Fulton J.  Christ:  His Passion and Death.  Pomtret, Maryland:  Ministr-O-Media Inc., 1977.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00201

 

109)  Sheen, Fulton J.  An Open Retreat.  Diocese of Gary, Indiana.  (8 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00203

 

110)  Solomon, Robert.  No Excuses:  Existentialism and the Meaning of Life Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1996.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00211

 

111)  Solomon, Robert.  No Excuses:  Existentialism and the Meaning of Life Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1996.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00212

 

112)  Southern California Conference on Worship.  (8 Cassettes)

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113)  Spirituality and the Liturgical Year #2.

      Reference Number:  00027

 

114)  Spirituality and the Liturgical Year #3.

      Reference Number:  00028 

 

115)  Staloff, Darren.  The Search for a Meaningful Past:  Philosophies, Theories and Interpretations of Human History Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2001.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00205

 

116)  Staloff, Darren.  The Search for a Meaningful Past:  Philosophies, Theories and Interpretations of Human History Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2001.  (4 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00206

 

117)  Sugrue, Michael.  The Bible and Western Culture Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1996.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00207

 

118)  Sugrue, Michael.  The Bible and Western Culture Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1996.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  S-00208

 

119)  Tried and True:  Job for Modern Man.  New York, New  York:  American Bible Society, 1978.  (2 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  01227

 

120)  Visit of John Paul II to the USA 1995:  Make Room for the Mystery of God.  Boston, Massachusetts:  Pauline Books & Media, 1995.  (3 Cassettes)

    “The magnetism of Pope John Paul’s personality drew thousands of people, form the crowds who braved the rain in Giants’ Stadium to the young people who jammed Central Park.  Thousands of Americans thrilled to see and hear Pope John Paul II during his trip to the United States in October 1995.  As a spiritual father, he came with a message of hope for the poor and the homeless, of compassion for the suffering, of empathy for the elderly and of encouragement for all.”

      Reference Number:  00024

 

121)  Whitehead, Evelyn Eaton & Whitehead, James D.  Christian Life Patterns:  The Psychological Challenges and Religious Invitations of Adult Life.  Staten Island, New York:  Alba House.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  W-00119

 

122)  Wolpe, Paul Rood.  Explaining Social Deviance.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1994.  (5 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  W-00120

 

123)  Wolpe, Paul Rood.  Sociology of Sexuality.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 1995.  (5 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  W-00121

 

124)  Zarefsky, David.  Argumentation:  The Study of Effective Reasoning Part 1.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2001.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  Z-00013

 

125)  Zarefsky, David.  Argumentation:  The Study of Effective Reasoning Part 2.  Chantilly, Virginia:  The Teaching Company, 2001.  (6 Cassettes).

 Reference Number:  Z-00014

 

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