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Print: $9.50 This book of Catholic commentary defends and explains Catholic truths that are especially unpopular in the West today: the evil of abortion; the need for chastity; the evil of contraception; the necessity of an all-male ordained priesthood; and the historical fact that Peter was the first Bishop of Rome. This edition is newly supplemented with a review essay on then Cardinal Ratzinger's book Salt of the Earth. Author Oswald Sobrino, M.A. (Econ.), J.D., is a Catholic writer trained as an attorney and economist. He is a lay graduate student in Biblical Studies at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit. He writes the Catholic Analysis web column at www.CatholicAnalysis.blogspot.com. He has also published a collection of essays, Catholic Analysis 2006, also available at Lulu.com. Unpopular Catholic Truths is also available at Amazon.com and BarnesandNoble.com.
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Download: $2.50 This paper describes the concept of divine filiation in the writings of the Apostle John (or his school), with a focus on the Gospel of John. Divine filiation refers to becoming sons and daughters of God the Father through the Son, Jesus Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit. It is a central part of the Gospel and is especially emphasized in the spirituality of St. Josemaría Escrivá. The total page count is 21 pages.
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Download: FREE Este libro pequeño contiene las lecturas dominicales para la misa católica desde Navidad a Cuaresma (ciclo C). Fueron publicadas originalmente en el «blog» Análisis Católico (www.analisiscatolico.blogspot.com) en el 2003 y 2004. Las publico en 2006 porque las lecturas para Navidad 2006 y para los domingos antes de Cuaresma en 2007 son las mismas. El autor Oswald (Osvaldo) Sobrino es el mismo que escribe el sitio en inglés llamado «Catholic Analysis» (www.catholicanalysis.blogspot.com).  Download for Free |
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Download: FREE Este libro pequeño contiene las lecturas dominicales para la misa católica en la temporada de Adviento (ciclo C). Fueron publicadas originalmente en el «blog» Análisis Católico (www.analisiscatolico.blogspot.com) en el año 2003. Las publico en 2006 porque las lecturas para el Adviento 2006 son las mismas. El autor Oswald (Osvaldo) Sobrino es el mismo que escribe el sitio en inglés llamado «Catholic Analysis» (www.catholicanalysis.blogspot.com). Download for Free |
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Print: $7.91 This book contains selected 2006 essays from the Catholic Analysis blog (www.catholicanalysis.blogspot.com). The essays cover these timely topics: selected biblical insights from St. Paul's letters, authority and primacy in the Church, the Charismatic dimension of the Church, Catholic heroes for freedom in China and Cuba, Christian character traits, and rebuking various heresies. The author embraces the teaching authority of the Catholic Church as set forth in the Catechism of the Catholic Church and its Compendium. An E-book version is also available at Lulu.com. Author Oswald Sobrino, M.A. (Econ.), J.D., is a Catholic writer trained as an attorney and economist. He is a lay graduate student in Biblical Studies at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit. He writes the Catholic Analysis web column at www.CatholicAnalysis.blogspot.com and produces a podcast at www.CatholicAnalysis.libsyn.com. He is also the author of Unpopular Catholic Truths available at Amazon.com.
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Download: $2.50 This book contains selected 2006 essays from the Catholic Analysis blog (www.catholicanalysis.blogspot.com). The essays cover these timely topics: selected biblical insights from St. Paul's letters, authority and primacy in the Church, the Charismatic dimension of the Church, Catholic heroes for freedom in China and Cuba, Christian character traits, and rebuking various heresies. A print edition is also available at Lulu.com. The author embraces the teaching authority of the Catholic Church as set forth in the Catechism of the Catholic Church and its Compendium. Author Oswald Sobrino, M.A. (Econ.), J.D., is a Catholic writer trained as an attorney and economist. He is a lay graduate student in Biblical Studies at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit. He writes the Catholic Analysis web column at www.CatholicAnalysis.blogspot.com and produces a podcast at www.CatholicAnalysis.libsyn.com. He is also the author of Unpopular Catholic Truths available at Amazon.com.
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Download: $2.50 This book collects various academic papers and biblical outlines in pastoral theology. The papers cover these topics: the spirituality of the Eucharist, the pastoral challenge of a handicapped child, the writings of John Paul the Great, and selected biblical themes. Author Oswald Sobrino, M.A. (Econ.), J.D., is a Catholic writer trained as an attorney and economist. He has published in these Catholic journals: New Blackfriars (U.K.), Homiletic & Pastoral Review, The Catholic Answer, New Oxford Review, CatholicExchange.com, and the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars Quarterly. He is a lay graduate student in Biblical Studies at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit. He writes the Catholic Analysis web column at www.CatholicAnalysis.blogspot.com and produces a podcast at www.CatholicAnalysis.libsyn.com. He has also published several other books, including Catholic Analysis 2006 and Unpopular Catholic Truths (2003).
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Download: $2.50 This small book collects four papers interpreting Pauline passages dealing with the nature of the Resurrection body, with the glory of the Cross of Christ, and with the renewed mind we receive from Christ. The book also includes two papers interpreting passages from the Gospels of Matthew and Luke. The Matthew passage deals with Jesus as the one who uniquely reveals the Father. The Luke passage involves Jesus' rejection at Nazareth.
Author Oswald Sobrino, M.A. (Econ.), J.D., is a Catholic writer trained as an attorney and economist. He has published in these Catholic journals: New Blackfriars (U.K.), Homiletic & Pastoral Review, The Catholic Answer, New Oxford Review, CatholicExchange.com, and the Fellowship of Catholic Scholars Quarterly. He is a lay graduate student in Biblical Studies at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit. He writes the Catholic Analysis web column at www.CatholicAnalysis.blogspot.com and produces a podcast at www.CatholicAnalysis.libsyn.com.
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Print: $8.07 Download: $2.50 This book is a collection of academic Catholic seminary papers covering one example of Old Testament exegesis from Genesis, the theological method and Christology of Hans Urs von Balthasar (1905-88), Paul's moral theology, and a comparison of the approaches of three modern Catholic moral theologians. The book is aimed at those interested in more formal academic treatment of theological topics and for those who have not had the opportunity to engage in formal theological study but are interested in getting a glimpse of such study. An E-book version is also available at Lulu.com. Author Oswald Sobrino, M.A. (Econ.), J.D., is a Catholic writer trained as an attorney and economist. He is a lay graduate student in Biblical Studies at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit. He writes the Catholic Analysis web column at www.CatholicAnalysis.blogspot.com and produces a podcast at www.CatholicAnalysis.libsyn.com. He is also the author of Unpopular Catholic Truths available at Amazon.com.
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Download: $2.50 This book is a collection of academic Catholic seminary papers covering one example of Old Testament exegesis from Genesis, the theological method and Christology of Hans Urs von Balthasar (1905-88), Paul's moral theology, and a comparison of the approaches of three modern Catholic moral theologians. The book is aimed at those interested in more formal academic treatment of theological topics and for those who have not had the opportunity to engage in formal theological study but are interested in getting a glimpse of such study. A print version is also available at Lulu.com. Author Oswald Sobrino, M.A. (Econ.), J.D., is a Catholic writer trained as an attorney and economist. He is a lay graduate student in Biblical Studies at Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Detroit. He writes the Catholic Analysis web column at www.CatholicAnalysis.blogspot.com and produces a podcast at www.CatholicAnalysis.libsyn.com. He is also the author of Unpopular Catholic Truths available at Amazon.com.
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