Book Catalog 2011 - Franciscan Institute Publications
Book Catalog 2011 - Franciscan Institute Publications Book Catalog 2011 - Franciscan Institute Publications
Book Catalog 2011
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Table of Contents<br />
New Releases 2<br />
Recently Released 3<br />
Works of St. Bonaventure Series 4<br />
studies on bonaventure 7<br />
John Duns Scotus 8<br />
Francis and the Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Movement 10<br />
Clare and the Poor Sisters 14<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> History 16<br />
Spirit and Life Series 19<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Heritage Series 21<br />
St. Bonaventure University 22<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies & Faith Formation 23<br />
Washington Theological Union Series 26<br />
Classic works of <strong>Franciscan</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>Publications</strong> 28<br />
Journals 29<br />
Founded in 1939, the <strong>Franciscan</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> stands as the preeminent center<br />
in North America of teaching, research, and publication on the history,<br />
spirituality and intellectual life of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> movement. Most noteworthy<br />
among the <strong>Franciscan</strong> <strong>Institute</strong>’s publications are series devoted<br />
to texts, philosophy, theology and spirituality. It also publishes <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Studies, an annual scholarly review containing articles in the major languages<br />
of Western Europe on <strong>Franciscan</strong> philosophical and theological<br />
thought and history; The Cord, a popular quarterly review of <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
spirituality; and Greyfriars Review, which makes available in English translations<br />
of important articles of <strong>Franciscan</strong> academic interest, published<br />
quarterly.<br />
About the University: St. Bonaventure is in the top 15 percent of institutions<br />
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that extends back 150 years. At the heart of St. Bonaventure University is<br />
the <strong>Franciscan</strong> affirmation of the dignity and worth of the entire created<br />
order. Fundamental to this vision is an awareness that it is within relationships<br />
and community that individuals discover and develop their potential.<br />
Table of Contents<br />
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New Releases<br />
Studies in Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Sources: Writings<br />
of Francis and Clare of Assisi -<br />
Edited by Michael W. Blastic, OFM, Jay<br />
Hammond, PhD and Wayne Hellmann,<br />
OFM Conv.<br />
These three volumes provide assistance to<br />
those interested in a deeper understanding<br />
of the writings of the Early Documents –<br />
The Writings of Francis and Clare. The authors,<br />
scholars interested in and committed<br />
to the <strong>Franciscan</strong> tradition, have brought<br />
contemporary research together, applied<br />
it to each of the specific texts, and offered<br />
their own perspective. First, the essays define<br />
the status questionis by informing the<br />
reader about the state of current research<br />
on each of the texts considered. Second,<br />
the essays are intended to introduce the<br />
reader to these texts within the dimensions<br />
of their multilayered contextual-historical<br />
framework. The hope of those involved in<br />
producing these studies is to help others<br />
learn how to read, interpret, and apply<br />
these newly translated texts to enrich the<br />
historical understanding, theological vision,<br />
and practical living out of the Gospel<br />
message.<br />
Volume 1<br />
The Writings of<br />
Francis: Letters and<br />
Prayers<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 336 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-230-4<br />
$29.95<br />
Volume 2<br />
The Writings of<br />
Francis:<br />
Rules, Testament and<br />
Admonitions<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 336 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-232-8<br />
$29.95<br />
Volume 3<br />
The Writings of Clare<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 144p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-233-5<br />
$19.95<br />
The Writings of Francis of Assisi: Letters<br />
and Prayers features the scholarly work<br />
of Luigi Pellegrini, Jean- François Godet-<br />
Calogeras, Michael W. Blastic, Michael F.<br />
Cusato, Jay M. Hammond, and Laurent<br />
Gallant.<br />
The Writings of Francis of Assisi: Rules,<br />
Testament and Admonitions contains<br />
essays by William J. Short, Michael W.<br />
Blastic, Jay M. Hammond and J.A. Wayne<br />
Hellmann.<br />
The Writings of Clare of Assisi presents<br />
the latest scholarship by Ingrid Peterson,<br />
Lezlie Knox, Michael W. Blastic and Jean-<br />
François Godet-Calogeras.<br />
Peter of John Olivi:<br />
Commentary on the<br />
Gospel of Mark<br />
translations and introduction<br />
by Robert J.<br />
Karris, OFM<br />
Peter of John Olivi<br />
introduces his commentary<br />
on Mark by<br />
explaining the brevity<br />
of his treatment. His Commentaries on<br />
Matthew and John lie behind him. In the<br />
light of that work, he proposes, we can<br />
read Mark easily. And so he divides and<br />
summarizes Mark, pausing only at passages<br />
particular to Mark’s account.<br />
June <strong>2011</strong>: 112 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-234-2 $19.95<br />
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New Releases/Coming Soon
Recently Released<br />
Dying, As A <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Spririt and Life<br />
Volume 15<br />
Many of us within the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Family of<br />
the 21st Century –<br />
friars, sisters, seculars<br />
and all those associated<br />
in any way with the<br />
Poverello of Assisi –<br />
find ourselves surrounded by those within<br />
our own communities and families who<br />
are in need of similar accompaniment and<br />
companionship as they walk the road toward<br />
the fullness of life. And each one of us, one<br />
day, will walk the same path ourselves.<br />
<strong>2011</strong> 118 p.<br />
ISBN: 978-1-57659-221-2 $19.95<br />
Words Made Flesh:<br />
Essays Honoring Kenan<br />
B. Osborne, OFM<br />
Spririt and Life<br />
Volume 16<br />
Written by some of the<br />
finest scholars in the<br />
world today – Joseph<br />
Chinnici, Bishop John<br />
Cummins, William J.<br />
Short, †Allan B. Wolter, Zachary Hayes, †Regis<br />
A. Duffy, Michael D. Guinan, Johannes B.<br />
Freyer, Antonie Vos and Mary Beth Ingham<br />
– these different approaches to sacraments,<br />
ecclesiology, Christology, and anthropology<br />
testify to Kenan Osborne’s academic life, his<br />
plumbing of theological tradition for new<br />
insights, and his wide breadth of learning and<br />
interests.<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 208 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-224-3 $19.95<br />
Greed, Lust and Power:<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Strategies<br />
for Building a More<br />
Just World<br />
Features presentations<br />
by Joseph Nangle,<br />
Michael Crosby, Darleen<br />
Pryds and Vincent<br />
Cushing. As our<br />
guides in this process<br />
of conscientization, the speakers – whose<br />
diverse expertise and experiences exemplified<br />
the distinctly <strong>Franciscan</strong> strategies they<br />
would develop and present – challenged the<br />
Symposium’s participants to engage with the<br />
world in a way that is both informed by the<br />
teachings of the Gospel and guided by the<br />
principles of social analysis: observe, judge,<br />
and act. In this way, we are able to discern<br />
what our <strong>Franciscan</strong> responses to the needs of<br />
a world infected by greed, lust, and disordered<br />
uses of power should be, and so develop<br />
strategies capable of affecting those responses.<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 72 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-220-5 $14.00<br />
Colette of Corbie (1381-<br />
1447): Learning and<br />
Holiness<br />
by Elisabeth Lopez,<br />
Translated by Joanna<br />
Waller<br />
Released for the<br />
first time in English.<br />
Lopez’s book, originally<br />
published in French<br />
in 1994, is a serious study of Colette and her<br />
reform movement of the Poor Clare Sisters.<br />
Colette of Corbie is one of the few texts written<br />
depicting the historical context and spiritual<br />
depth of the reform which offered women of<br />
the Second Order the opportunity to return to<br />
the observance of the Rule of St. Clare.<br />
2010: 640 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-57659-217-5 $50.00<br />
Ebook 978-1-57659-219-9 $24.95<br />
EPDF 978-1-57659-218-2 $24.95<br />
Francis of Assisi:<br />
Heritage and Heirs<br />
Eight Centuries Later<br />
by Thaddée Matura,<br />
OFM, Translated by<br />
Paul Lachance, OFM.<br />
In this thoughtprovoking<br />
book<br />
Thaddée Matura offers<br />
a new way of looking<br />
at how the <strong>Franciscan</strong> tradition was adapted<br />
and contemporized during the centuries. In<br />
a clear and accessible style, he shows how the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Family has gotten to the stage it<br />
now enjoys and shows how liberating history<br />
can be and is. In 2004, <strong>Franciscan</strong> <strong>Institute</strong><br />
<strong>Publications</strong> reprinted Matura’s Francis of<br />
Assisi: The Message in His Writings. (p.11)<br />
2010: 109 p.<br />
ISBN#: 978-1-57659-214-4 $19.95<br />
Recently Released<br />
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st. bonaventure<br />
St Bonaventure (1221 – 15 July 1274), born John of<br />
Fidanza, was a major figure in medieval scholastic theology<br />
and philosophy, the seventh Minister General of the<br />
Order of Friars Minor. He was named Cardinal Bishop<br />
of Albano in 1273 and died, working for church reform<br />
at the Council of Lyons, in 1274. He was canonized on<br />
14 April 1482 by Pope Sixtus IV and declared a Doctor<br />
of the Church in the year 1588 by Pope Sixtus V. He is<br />
known as the “Seraphic Doctor”. Many writings believed<br />
in the Middle Ages to be his are now collected under the<br />
name Pseudo-Bonaventura.<br />
Works<br />
of<br />
st. bonaventure<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> is exceptionally proud to present the Works of St. Bonaventure<br />
series. This series provides annotated translations from the Latin originals of the works of<br />
St. Bonaventure for students and seekers who wish to steep themselves in the rich theological<br />
vision of this medieval giant. Begun in 1996 and now totaling 15 volumes with<br />
several volumes in development, this is the definitive series for the best and most current<br />
English-language translations of Bonaventure’s work. Works of St. Bonaventure, Robert J.<br />
Karris, OFM, general editor.<br />
Volume I<br />
On the Reduction of the<br />
Arts to Theology (De<br />
Reductione Artium ad<br />
Theologiam)<br />
Reprinted with a revised<br />
translation, introduction<br />
and commentary by<br />
Zachary Hayes, OFM<br />
In his treatise, De Reductione Artium<br />
ad Theologiam, a work of remarkable<br />
brevity and originality of expression, St.<br />
Bonaventure deals with the relation of the<br />
finite to the infinite, of the natural to the<br />
supernatural in a way which well establishes<br />
his preeminence as a mystic, a philosopher,<br />
and a theologian. This translation and<br />
commentary brings to the modern day<br />
reader an appreciation of the return of all<br />
created things to God.<br />
1996: 70 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-043-0 $14.95<br />
Volume II<br />
Itinerarium Mentis in<br />
Deum (Journey of the<br />
Soul Into God)<br />
(†)Philotheus Boehner,<br />
OFM and Zachary<br />
Hayes, OFM<br />
This new translation of<br />
the Itinerarium signals<br />
a milestone in Bonaventurian scholarship<br />
in North America. Based on the famed<br />
1956 Boehner edition, this volume presents<br />
the text with a new inclusive-language<br />
translation, authoritative notes by Boehner<br />
with a new translation of their Latin content,<br />
plus the Latin text of the critical edition<br />
interfaced with the English text.<br />
2002: 225 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-044-7 $17.00<br />
Hc 978-1-57659-185-7 $25.00<br />
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St. Bonaventure
Volume III<br />
Saint Bonaventure’s<br />
Disputed Questions<br />
on the Mystery of the<br />
Trinity<br />
Introduction and Translation<br />
by Zachary Hayes, OFM<br />
This translation makes<br />
Bonaventure’s study on<br />
the Trinity available in English for the first<br />
time. A leading Bonaventure scholar and<br />
theologian, Zachary Hayes, OFM, explicates<br />
the Trinitarian thought of the Seraphic<br />
Doctor and situates these Quaestiones disputatae<br />
in the history of theology.<br />
1979: 273 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-045-4 $15.00<br />
Volume IV<br />
St. Bonaventure’s Disputed<br />
Questions on the<br />
Knowledge of Christ<br />
Zachary Hayes, OFM<br />
The first English translation<br />
of this work. Bonaventure’s<br />
study is done<br />
in the medieval scholastic<br />
style of disputed questions and shows how<br />
he, as scholar, was at the center of what<br />
Christianity is about.<br />
1992: 202 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-046-1 $15.00<br />
Volume V<br />
St. Bonaventure’s<br />
Writings Concerning the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Order<br />
Dominic V. Monti, OFM<br />
After introducing the<br />
reader to Bonaventure as<br />
General Minister of the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Order, this<br />
volume presents twenty<br />
documents and helpful introductions to<br />
their importance. 1994: 281 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-047-8 $15.00<br />
Volume VI<br />
Collations on the Ten<br />
Commandments<br />
Paul Spaeth<br />
The Collations on the Ten<br />
Commandments<br />
addresses three important<br />
aspects of St. Bonaventure’s<br />
work. The<br />
work shows a reflection of Bonaventure as<br />
a Bible expositor, a theologian/philosopher,<br />
and as a preacher.<br />
1995: 101 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-005-8 $15.00<br />
Volume VII<br />
St. Bonaventure’s Commentary<br />
on Ecclesiastes<br />
Robert J. Karris, OFM<br />
and Campion<br />
Murray, OFM<br />
An important text for<br />
historians of theology<br />
and philosophy. This volume illustrates<br />
how Bonaventure was influenced by the<br />
<strong>Book</strong> of Ecclesiastes.<br />
2005: 461 p.<br />
Pb978-1-57659-197-0 $40.00<br />
Volume VIII<br />
Commentary on the<br />
Gospel of Luke, Part I:<br />
Chapters 1-8.<br />
Robert J. Karris, OFM<br />
This highly readable<br />
translation with its invaluable<br />
footnotes and<br />
union of medieval commentary<br />
with contemporary exegesis will<br />
appeal to <strong>Franciscan</strong>s, Lucan scholars,<br />
preachers, and will allow for quiet moments<br />
of Lectio Divina.<br />
2001: 849 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-179-6 $50.00<br />
Commentary on the<br />
Gospel of Luke, Part II:<br />
Chapters 9-16. (Part 2 of<br />
3 parts).<br />
Robert J. Karris, OFM<br />
This translation offers<br />
insight not only into the<br />
riches of many Church<br />
Fathers on whose<br />
thought he draws, but in its finished form,<br />
this publication will be an excellent resource<br />
for teachers and for preachers, as well as for<br />
many who reflect on this Gospel in search of<br />
spiritual insight.<br />
2003: 897 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-183-3 $50.00<br />
Commentary on the<br />
Gospel of Luke, Part III:<br />
Chapters 17-24. (Part 3<br />
of 3 parts).<br />
Robert J. Karris, OFM<br />
As a work of historical<br />
theologizing, Bonaventure’s<br />
commentary is an<br />
invaluable witness to its<br />
age as well as to the biblical interpretation<br />
that was long a mainstay of Catholic hermeneutics<br />
and preaching.<br />
2004: 928 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-184-0 $50.00<br />
St. Bonaventure<br />
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Volume IX<br />
Breviloquium<br />
Dominic V. Monti, OFM<br />
This is Bonaventure’s<br />
comprehensive presentation<br />
of Christian doctrine<br />
in a form suitable<br />
for instructional purposes.<br />
It can be used by anyone with an interest<br />
in the writings of the Seraphic Doctor.<br />
2005: 329 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-199-4 $40.00<br />
Volume X<br />
Writings on the<br />
Spiritual Life<br />
edited by F. Edward<br />
Coughlin, OFM<br />
An Introductory Essay<br />
presents a detailed<br />
overview of Bonaventure’s<br />
spiritual theology,<br />
followed by the text of Threefold Way, as<br />
well as lesser known but vibrant meditation<br />
texts.<br />
2006: 434 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-162-8 $40.00<br />
Volume XI<br />
Bonaventure’s<br />
Commentary on the<br />
Gospel of John<br />
Edited by Robert Karris,<br />
OFM<br />
For the first time Bonaventure’s<br />
Commentary<br />
on the Gospel of John is now accessible in<br />
readable English, with helpful notes. Karris<br />
brings us Bonaventure’s interpretations<br />
which are often surprisingly contemporary,<br />
theologically attuned, pastorally sensitive<br />
and textually oriented.<br />
2007: 1110 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-143-7 $70.00<br />
Volume XII<br />
The Sunday Sermons of<br />
St. Bonaventure<br />
Edited by Timothy J.<br />
Johnson, PhD<br />
The twelfth volume of the<br />
BTTS Series provides the<br />
careful reader with rich<br />
meditation through the liturgical year as<br />
well as new insights into the spiritual and<br />
apostolic formation of Bonaventure’s <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
confreres.<br />
2008: 583 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-145-1 $50.00<br />
Volume XIII<br />
Disputed Questions on<br />
Evangelical Perfection<br />
Translated by Thomas Reist,<br />
OFM and Robert J.<br />
Karris, OFM<br />
Written at the height of<br />
the Mendicant Controversy<br />
at the University<br />
of Paris (1250-1256). While this treatise<br />
teaches that the <strong>Franciscan</strong> friars follow the<br />
Gospel by being humble, poor, chaste, and<br />
obedient, it is also Bonaventure’s vigorous<br />
defense of the mendicant way of life against<br />
opponents such as William of Saint-Amour<br />
whose apocalyptic polemic painted the followers<br />
of the Poverello as forerunners of the<br />
Antichrist.<br />
2008: 360 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-146-8 $45.00<br />
Volume XIV<br />
Collations on the Seven<br />
Gifts of the Holy Spirit<br />
Translated by Zachary<br />
Hayes, OFM<br />
The first English translation<br />
of St. Bonaventure’s<br />
Collationes de septem donis<br />
Spiritus Sancti to appear in<br />
print, this fourteenth volume in the series<br />
is the crowning achievement of Zachary<br />
Hayes, a pre-eminent commentator on Bonaventure’s<br />
thought for four decades.<br />
2008: 222 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-147-5 $40.00<br />
Volume XV<br />
Defense of the Mendicants<br />
Translated by Jose de Vink<br />
and Robert J. Karris, OFM<br />
In twelve chapters St. Bonaventure<br />
defends the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> way of life<br />
against the attacks of the<br />
Parisian Master, Gerard of Abbeville. Bonaventure<br />
clarifies the meaning of evangelical<br />
perfection, gospel poverty, and the<br />
imitation of Christ. This volume is a companion<br />
to Bonaventure’s Disputed Questions<br />
on Evangelical Perfection (Works of St. Bonaventure<br />
XIII).<br />
2010: 423 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57569-159-8 $44.95<br />
Fifteen Volume Set:<br />
HC 978-1-57659-229-8 $450.00<br />
($611.90 Value)<br />
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St. Bonaventure
studies on bonaventure<br />
Bonaventure: Mystic of<br />
God’s Word<br />
Edited by Timothy J.<br />
Johnson, PhD<br />
A collection and translation<br />
of selected spiritual<br />
texts of Bonaventure, this<br />
book is a great introductory<br />
tool for understanding<br />
the essence of Bonaventure’s theology,<br />
rooted as it is in the mystery of the Word<br />
of God.<br />
1999: 176 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-211-3 $14.95<br />
Divine and Created<br />
Order in Bonaventure’s<br />
Theology<br />
J.A. Wayne Hellmann,<br />
OFM Conv. Translated<br />
and edited with an appendix<br />
by J.M. Hammond, PhD<br />
This volume addresses the<br />
hierarchical thought patterns<br />
of Bonaventure’s theology within the<br />
framework of “order.” The author concludes<br />
that all orders are embraced by one order<br />
of charity, and the following of Christ to<br />
the cross is the key to the divine order of<br />
charity.<br />
2001: 311p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-173-4 $24.95<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong> Leader:<br />
A Modern Version of the<br />
Six Wings of the Seraph.<br />
An Anonymous <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Treatise in the Tradition<br />
of St. Bonaventure<br />
Translated by Philip<br />
O’Mara<br />
This short work has been<br />
used in religious communities for centuries<br />
to study the virtues of a religious superior.<br />
Its popularity stems from its practical<br />
moral psychology, its brief and memorable<br />
allegory, and its happy use of abundant<br />
scripture.<br />
2007: 103 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-126-0 $9.95<br />
The Hidden Center<br />
Zachary Hayes, OFM<br />
2000, reprint of 1992 and<br />
1979 printings.<br />
This work presents the<br />
development of St. Bonaventure’s<br />
Christology<br />
from his early Commentary<br />
on the Sentences of<br />
Peter Lombard to his last conferences on<br />
the Hexaemeron.<br />
2000: 222 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-064-5 $12.95<br />
Introduction to The<br />
Works of Bonaventure<br />
J. Guy Bougerol, OFM<br />
A French <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
scholar and eminent<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> authority,<br />
Bougerol provides a<br />
major key to the understanding<br />
of the Works<br />
of Bonaventure. Here, in language that is<br />
learned but never unclear, he offers an exposition<br />
of the time in which Bonaventure<br />
lived, the cultural currents that influenced<br />
him, and the particular circumstances in<br />
which each of his works originated.<br />
1964: 262 p.<br />
Hc 978-0-8199-0525-9 $16.00<br />
Psychology of Love According<br />
to St. Bonaventure<br />
by Robert P. Prentice,<br />
OFM<br />
An analysis of St. Bonaventure’s<br />
doctrine on<br />
purely human, natural<br />
love.<br />
1957: 160 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-096-6 $9.95<br />
St. Bonaventure<br />
7
John Duns Scotus<br />
8<br />
Scotus for Dunces:<br />
An Introduction to<br />
the Subtle Doctor<br />
Mary Beth Ingham, CSJ<br />
This book is a “simple<br />
guide” to theological and<br />
philosophical aspects of the<br />
thought of the medieval <strong>Franciscan</strong> John<br />
Duns Scotus. Ingham provides an insightful<br />
and creative introduction to his philosophical<br />
and theological principles, which<br />
are explored with clarity and demonstrated<br />
by the use of numerous practical examples.<br />
2003: 240 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-187-1 $19.95<br />
The Harmony<br />
of Goodness<br />
Mary Beth Ingham, CSJ<br />
In The Harmony of Goodness,<br />
Ingham presents<br />
the ethical vision of John<br />
Duns Scotus (1265-1308)<br />
in an integrated manner, bringing together<br />
aspects of virtue, moral reasoning, free<br />
choice, rational judgment, and spirituality<br />
as parts of a whole human life. This work<br />
examines the ethical thought of Scotus according<br />
to his notion of mutuality or relationship.<br />
This study brings to light Scotus’<br />
integrated vision of human moral living.<br />
1996: 159 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-81990-969-5 $19.95<br />
The Ethical Theory<br />
of John Duns Scotus<br />
By Thomas Shannon<br />
To some, the examination<br />
of the ethical theory of<br />
John Duns Scotus may<br />
seem an arcane perhaps<br />
even foolhardy exercise.<br />
Scotus lived over 700 years ago; his thought<br />
is difficult to grasp; many themes in his<br />
analysis of issues seem to be or actually<br />
are convoluted. Additionally, many have<br />
not heard of Scotus or, if they have, it is<br />
primarily as the one who opposed Aquinas<br />
and came off second best. Even his<br />
beatification in 1993 was not widely noted<br />
outside of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> community. In<br />
this book, the author discovers areas of<br />
congruence and insight between Scotus’s<br />
thought and several contemporary issues.<br />
1995: 151 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0966-4 $12.95<br />
John Duns Scotus<br />
John Duns Scotus:<br />
Mary’s Architect<br />
By Allan B. Wolter, OFM<br />
and Blane O’Neil, OFM<br />
The Subtle Doctor, as<br />
Scotus is called, presents<br />
a model of Mary the<br />
mother of Jesus as the<br />
fullest image of the living person. She is<br />
the fullest humanity of all human beings,<br />
man or woman. Allan B. Wolter, OFM<br />
is one of the foremost authorities on and<br />
translators of Scotus’ writings. He, together<br />
with Blane O’Neill, OFM, clearly<br />
lay out in this book Scotus’s argument for<br />
“preventive redemption” whereby the Immaculate<br />
Conception of Mary represents<br />
the masterwork of Christ’s redemption.<br />
1993: 99 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0960-2 $12.95<br />
John Duns Scotus,<br />
Philosopher: Proceedings<br />
of “The Quadruple<br />
Congress” on John Duns<br />
Scotus Subsidia 3<br />
Edited by Mary Beth Ingham<br />
and Oleg Bychkov.<br />
From October 2007<br />
through March 2009, four international<br />
conferences were held in honor of the 800th<br />
anniversary of the death of John Duns Scotus<br />
(d. 1308). This volume represents the<br />
first conference held at St. Bonaventure University<br />
in 2007. Fifteen essays are included<br />
in this volime, including contributions from<br />
Stephen F. Brown, Timothy Noone, Mary<br />
Beth Ingham, and Antonie Vos..<br />
2010: 286 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-57659-213-7 $60.00
John Duns Scotus,<br />
Philosopher: Proceedings<br />
of “The Quadruple<br />
Congress” on John Duns<br />
Scotus Subsidia 5<br />
Edited by Ludger Honnefelder,<br />
Hannes Mohle,<br />
Andreas Speer, Theo<br />
Kobusch, Susana Bullido<br />
del Barrio. This volume represents the<br />
third conference held in Cologne-Bonne.<br />
Twenty-eight essays comprise this volume<br />
including works from Rega Wood, Jan A.<br />
Aertsen, Marilyn McCord Adams, and<br />
Robert Andrews. In English and German<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 540 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-57659-216-8 $90.00<br />
John Duns Scotus. Early<br />
Oxford Lecture on<br />
Individuation<br />
Introduction with Latin<br />
text and English translation<br />
and notes by (†)<br />
Allan B. Wolter, OFM<br />
The problem of individuation,<br />
because of its theological implications,<br />
was a particularly controversial<br />
topic in university circles, especially at<br />
Paris and Oxford in the late thirteenth<br />
century. Scotus’s lecture translated here is<br />
from his first bachelor lectures in Oxford<br />
on theological issues occasioned by Peter<br />
Lombard’s Sentences.<br />
2005: 144 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-191-8 $14.95<br />
John Duns Scotus. Four<br />
Questions on Mary<br />
Translated with an introduction<br />
and notes by (†)<br />
Allan B. Wolter, OFM<br />
This small book offers, in<br />
a Latin/English editon, a<br />
contribution of John Duns<br />
Scotus to the theological discussion on<br />
Mary the Mother of God. His views had<br />
a profound influence on Marian doctrine<br />
and devotion over the centuries, culminating<br />
in Pius IX’s dogmatic proclamation of<br />
Mary’s Immaculate Conception.<br />
2000: 110 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-168-0 $12.95<br />
John Duns Scotus. Political<br />
and Economic Philosophy<br />
Introduction with Latin text<br />
and English translation by<br />
(†) Allan B. Wolter, OFM<br />
Although Scotus’s primary<br />
philosophical reputation is<br />
as a metaphysician, he did<br />
have certain definitive ideas about politics<br />
and the morality of the market place. This<br />
volume presents two manuscripts of <strong>Book</strong><br />
IV of Scotus’s Ordinatio, which present his<br />
political and economic philosophy. The<br />
critical edition of the Latin text is included,<br />
together with parallel English translation.<br />
2001: 92 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-172-7 $12.95<br />
John Duns Scotus. A<br />
Treatise on Potency and<br />
Act. Questions on the<br />
Metaphysics of Aristotle<br />
<strong>Book</strong> IX<br />
Introduction and commentary<br />
with Latin text and<br />
English translation by (†)<br />
Allan B. Wolter, OFM<br />
This volume presents <strong>Book</strong> IX of Scotus’s<br />
Questions on the Metaphysics of Aristotle,<br />
which deals with the fundamental philosophical<br />
issues of Potency and Act. The<br />
critical edition of the Latin text is included,<br />
together with parallel English translation,<br />
accompanied by commentary.<br />
2000: 412 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-170-3 $24.95<br />
Scotus and Ockham<br />
Selected Essays<br />
Edited By Allan B. Wolter,<br />
OFM<br />
Produced over a career of<br />
six decades, Allan Wolter’s<br />
monumental editions,<br />
translations, commentaries<br />
and studies constitute<br />
by far the largest and most influential<br />
body of scholarship by any modern author<br />
of John Duns Scotus. The present collections<br />
brings together twelve of Wolter’s<br />
seminal articles, most of which have never<br />
been reprinted, as well as two new studies<br />
written for this volume. They range over<br />
the length of Wolter’s career and represent<br />
the breadth of his interests: Scotus’s literary<br />
production and academic career, his<br />
metaphysics, ethics, and theology, and<br />
his relation to Ockham and other <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
theologians.<br />
2003: 350 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-188-8 $24.95<br />
John Duns Scotus<br />
9
Francis and the Early<br />
franciscan Movement<br />
Francis of Assisi: Heritage and<br />
Heirs Eight Centuries Later<br />
by Thaddée Matura, OFM,<br />
Translated by Paul Lachance, OFM.<br />
In this thought-provoking book<br />
Thaddée Matura offers a new<br />
way of looking at how the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
tradition was adapted<br />
and contemporized during the<br />
centuries. In a clear and accessible style<br />
he shows how the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Family has<br />
gotten to the stage it now enjoys and shows<br />
how liberating history can be and is.<br />
2010: 109 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-214-4 $19.95<br />
The Daily Labor of the<br />
Early <strong>Franciscan</strong>s<br />
by David Flood, OFM<br />
In his early studies Flood<br />
focused on the history<br />
of the brotherhood with<br />
special emphasis on the<br />
development of the Early<br />
Rule. Eventually, the<br />
social structures of early <strong>Franciscan</strong> life led<br />
to the economics of the early <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
movement and the importance of work in<br />
the life of Francis and his companions. Told<br />
from the vantage point of a historian, Flood<br />
leads the reader through his analysis of the<br />
early movement.<br />
2010: 160 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-156-7 $19.95<br />
The Early <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Movement (1205-1239):<br />
History, Sources and<br />
Hermeneutics<br />
by Michael F. Cusato, OFM<br />
This volume gathers<br />
together and updates<br />
previously published essays<br />
on topics related to the contested story<br />
of early <strong>Franciscan</strong> history (1205-1239),<br />
treating subjects such as the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
approach to power and authority, the attitude<br />
of Francis towards Islam and the<br />
Crusades, the Privilege of Poverty, and the<br />
connection between the two versions of the<br />
Epistola ad fideles. By special arrangement<br />
with the Italian publisher, Centro Italiano.<br />
2009: 460 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-223-6 $60.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Wealth:<br />
From Voluntary Poverty<br />
to Market Society<br />
by Giacomo Todeschini,<br />
translated by Donatella<br />
Melucci<br />
Originally published in<br />
Italian in 2004, Todeschini’s<br />
studies highlight<br />
the relationship between the development<br />
of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> movement and medieval<br />
economic thinking and practice. While not<br />
the “first economists,” the early <strong>Franciscan</strong>s<br />
approached the marketplace out of their<br />
rigorous Christian religiosity and showed<br />
clearly the necessary connection between<br />
morality and business.<br />
2009: 209 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-153-6 $19.95<br />
Francis of Assisi in the<br />
Sources and Writings<br />
Roberto Rusconi, translated<br />
by Nancy Celaschi,<br />
OSF<br />
The object of this work is<br />
to give readers the tools<br />
to gain a better understanding<br />
of the man from Assisi. It contains<br />
a reprint of a biographical sketch prepared<br />
for the Dizionario biografico degli Italiani,<br />
in which the story of Francis’s life was presented<br />
as succinctly as possible. Following<br />
this is a collection of texts whose purpose is<br />
to lead the reader back to the sources that<br />
serve as a basis for a historical reconstruction.<br />
2008: 128 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-152-9 $19.95<br />
The Stigmata of<br />
Francis of Assisi<br />
Essays by Jacques Dalarun,<br />
Michael F. Cusato,<br />
OFM, Carla Salvati<br />
These essays offer critical<br />
examinations of the<br />
historical event. They<br />
present contemporary<br />
interpretations of how the stigmata narration<br />
developed and its meaning for our<br />
time.<br />
2006: 113p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-140-6 $24.95<br />
10<br />
Francis
Respectfully Yours:<br />
Signed and Sealed, Francis<br />
of Assisi. Aspects of<br />
His Authorship and Focuses<br />
of His Spirituality<br />
Edith van den Goorbergh,<br />
OSC and Theodore<br />
Zweerman, OFM<br />
Translated from the<br />
Dutch.<br />
Through a meticulous reading of his writing,<br />
one can discover Francis the Mystic.<br />
The authors pay full attention to what Francis<br />
has to say and pay special attention to<br />
texts from the liturgy of Francis’s time.<br />
2001: 435 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-178-9 $29.95<br />
The Admonitions of St.<br />
Francis: Sources and<br />
Meanings<br />
Robert J. Karris, OFM<br />
This text offers a fresh<br />
translation of each<br />
admonition, parallel<br />
texts previously noted by<br />
other scholars or newly<br />
uncovered by Karris, as well as comments<br />
on each admonition verse by verse. The<br />
reader is led into Francis’s “theological<br />
workshop” where it becomes clear how<br />
Francis imprinted his own logo on the<br />
spiritual traditions he inherited.<br />
1999: 316 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-166-6 $19.95<br />
Francis of Asssi: The<br />
Message in His Writings<br />
By Thaddée Matura<br />
Although Francis had no<br />
formal training in theology,<br />
he has left us a profound<br />
yet warmly human<br />
vision of the Christian<br />
life. In this study, the<br />
author breaks with custom and focuses not<br />
on the personality of Francis but on his<br />
message as we find it in his writings: a rich,<br />
balanced message that teaches a vibrant<br />
spirituality centered on God and humanity.<br />
1997; reprint 2004: 208 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-127-7 $20.00<br />
The Misadventure of<br />
Francis of Assisi<br />
By Jacques Dalarun<br />
An English translation<br />
of La malaventura di<br />
Francesco d’Assisi: per un<br />
uso storico delle leggende<br />
francescane.<br />
This publication will<br />
certainly generate lively discussion and a<br />
deeper understanding of the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
phenomenon. In a tone that is profoundly<br />
personal and to the point, Dalarun offers<br />
to serve as a methodological guide in the<br />
renewed interest in the famous “<strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Question”: how best to read, interpret and<br />
relate the early biographies to the historical<br />
Francis.<br />
2002: 296 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-181-9 $24.95<br />
Francis of Assisi<br />
and the Feminine<br />
By Jacques Dalarun<br />
An English translation of<br />
Francesco: un passagio.<br />
Donna e donne negli<br />
scritti e nelle leggende di<br />
Francesco d’Assisi.<br />
Jacques Dalarun delivers a tight analysis of<br />
all the passages in the writings of Francis<br />
and his biographers that, in any way whatsoever,<br />
touch on aspects and instances of<br />
his attitude towards women and femininity,<br />
or even better, use categories that can be<br />
defined as feminine.<br />
2006: 375 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-139-0 $34.95<br />
Francis of Assisi<br />
and Power<br />
By Jacques Dalarun<br />
An English translation<br />
of François d’Assise ou le<br />
pouvoir en question.<br />
In this presentation,<br />
it is not the question<br />
of poverty that holds<br />
center stage as the cause of the controversies<br />
within the early <strong>Franciscan</strong> fraternity.<br />
Rather, paradoxically, it is the question of<br />
Francis’s humility.<br />
2007: 237 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-142-0 $34.95<br />
Francis<br />
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<strong>Franciscan</strong> Poverty<br />
by Malcolm Lambert. Revised<br />
Edition, 1998.<br />
An assessment of the<br />
rise and fall within the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Order of the<br />
doctrine of the absolute<br />
poverty of Christ and<br />
the apostles. Covering<br />
the decades between 1210-1323, Lambert<br />
describes the doctrine as found in the mind<br />
of St. Francis and moves to Pope John<br />
XXII’s condemnation of one particular<br />
form of the doctrine.<br />
1998: 311 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-001-0 $14.95<br />
We Saw Brother Francis<br />
by Francis de Beer<br />
De Beer does not aim to<br />
examine the saint’s life<br />
from testimonies written<br />
once that life on earth<br />
had been concluded;<br />
rather he inquires how<br />
those who knew Francis<br />
first hand encountered him while he was<br />
still alive. He attempts to discover how<br />
Francis’s contemporaries experienced him<br />
close up. How did they criticize him? How<br />
did they imagine him?<br />
1983: 145 p.<br />
Hc 978-0-8199-0803-2 $9.00<br />
The Writings of Francis :<br />
Studies in Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Sources<br />
Edited by Michael W. Blastic, OFM, Jay Hammond,<br />
PhD and Wayne Hellmann, OFM Conv.<br />
The Writings of Francis of Assisi:<br />
Letters and Prayers - Volume 1<br />
Letters and Prayers features the<br />
scholarly work of Luigi Pellegrini,<br />
Jean- François Godet-Calogeras,<br />
Michael W. Blastic, Michael F.<br />
Cusato, Jay M. Hammond PhD,<br />
and Laurent Gallant.<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 336 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-230-4 $29.95<br />
The Writings of Francis of Assisi:<br />
Rules, Testament and<br />
Admonitions - Volume 2<br />
Rules, Testament and Admonitions<br />
contains essays by William J. Short,<br />
Michael W. Blastic, Jay M. Hammond,<br />
PhD and JA Wayne Hellmann.<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 336 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-232-8 $29.95<br />
From St. Francis<br />
to Giotto<br />
Vincent Moleta<br />
This book was not meant<br />
for the specialist. It<br />
brings together and<br />
reconsiders some of the<br />
most familiar expressions<br />
of early <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
culture, while it merely touches on related<br />
questions such as the debate over poverty<br />
and the influence of Joachim of Fiore. Moleta’s<br />
aim was to show St. Francis through<br />
the eyes of Italian writers and painters<br />
active during the century that followed his<br />
death, and to outline his place in the native<br />
culture that flowered in Italy from the midthirteenth<br />
to mid-fourteenth centuries.<br />
1984: 120 p.<br />
Hc 978-0-8199-0853-7 $15.00<br />
First Encounter with<br />
Francis of Assisi<br />
by Damien Vorreux<br />
translated by Paul<br />
Schwartz and Paul Lachance<br />
St. Francis set the universe<br />
into a state of praise<br />
and of fraternity. The<br />
boldness of his innovating dynamism was<br />
equaled only by his filial submission to<br />
the Church, which he would reform from<br />
within. Francis realized the impossible<br />
task of being the most liberated man in the<br />
church of his day and yet the most docile<br />
to its hierarchy and its institutions. He<br />
mobilized all those, no matter who they<br />
were, who were avid for the spirit of God<br />
and impatient to serve the church.<br />
1979: 90 p.<br />
Hc 978-0-8199-0698-4 $5.95<br />
Francis and Islam<br />
J. Hoeberichts<br />
In the first part of this<br />
study, Dr. Hoeberichts<br />
goes back to Francis’s<br />
“Earlier Rule, “ the<br />
Regula non bullata of<br />
1221. Firmly rooted in<br />
historical scholarship,<br />
Hoeberichts’ book recreates the milieu of<br />
Francis and his first brothers and brings<br />
new insights to contemporary issues of<br />
interreligious dialogue.<br />
1997: 316 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0980-0 $14.95<br />
12<br />
Francis
St. Francis of Assisi<br />
Raoul Manselli<br />
Attempting to grasp<br />
the central and inspiring<br />
motive of Francis’s<br />
life and work, Manselli<br />
depicts the little man of<br />
Assisi struggling to step<br />
as faithfully as possible in<br />
the footprints of the model, Jesus Christ.<br />
At this juncture of history when religious<br />
orders have been directed to their original<br />
charisms, Raoul Manselli, in depicting<br />
Francis of Assisi reminds all <strong>Franciscan</strong> of<br />
the noble ideals upon which has been built<br />
the Order of Francis of Assisi.<br />
1985: 388 p.<br />
Hc 978-0-8199-0880-3 $24.95<br />
St. Francis of Assisi<br />
John R. H. Moorman<br />
Moorman writes in his<br />
preface to this terrific,<br />
short biography<br />
of Francis of Assisi that<br />
Francis has something<br />
to say to all people. He<br />
was a mystic, poet, and<br />
a man of great courage. All these things<br />
were important, and all combine to make<br />
him a very remarkable man. But perhaps<br />
the thing about him which appeals to us<br />
most today is the challenge which he threw<br />
down to the standards and values of the<br />
ordinary, secular life of man.<br />
1987: 118 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0904-6 $4.95<br />
St. Francis and the Song<br />
of Brotherhood and<br />
Sisterhood<br />
Eric Doyle, OFM<br />
In 1981 the author wrote:<br />
“The Canticle of Brother<br />
Sun is a charter of peace<br />
. . . [t]he most basic<br />
meaning of peace is being<br />
at home with all creatures, loving all life,<br />
reverencing all matter. The Canticle has a<br />
message of peace for all nations. . . . ” For<br />
those who find in St. Francis an inspiration,<br />
this book will provide practical starting<br />
points for the application of the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
way to everyday life.<br />
1997: 244 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-003-4 $9.95<br />
The Birth of a Movement<br />
David Flood, OFM and<br />
Thadée Matura, OFM<br />
The Birth of a Movement<br />
presents an initiation to<br />
the study of an important<br />
writing of Francis; the<br />
rule called the “first” or<br />
“without bull” (non bullata).<br />
It proposes to make this writing of<br />
St. Francis more accessible, not only to the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> family, but to a wider public.<br />
1975: 151 p.<br />
Hc 978-0-8199-0567-3 $6.95<br />
Paradise Restored<br />
Jan Hoeberichts<br />
The Salutation of the<br />
Virtues can be characterized<br />
as a poetic reminder<br />
or even a poetic testament<br />
which St. Francis<br />
composes so that the<br />
brothers may take to<br />
heart and never forget the virtues, God’s<br />
holy forces, that are to shape the brotherhood<br />
in its continuous struggle to build an<br />
alternative society against the forces of evil<br />
that are threatening the brotherhood and<br />
its original ideals.<br />
2004: 276 p.<br />
Pb978-0-8199-1008-0 $14.95<br />
A Study of the Rule of<br />
1223: History, Exegesis<br />
and Reflection<br />
By Michael W. Blastic,<br />
OFM<br />
Having opened up the<br />
meaning of the Rule<br />
for his readers, Blastic<br />
also invites the followers<br />
of Francis to consider how the Rule<br />
might serve as the horizon against which<br />
they might determine anew how to live<br />
according to the spirit of the Rule in a radically<br />
different cultural, social and ecclesial<br />
context. This study is made available by the<br />
Holy Name Province’s Ongoing Formation<br />
Committee.<br />
2008: 112 p. $3.00<br />
Francis<br />
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Francis of Assisi and His<br />
Conversions<br />
by Pierre Brunette, OFM<br />
translated by Paul Lachance,<br />
OFM and Kathryn<br />
Krug<br />
This examination of the<br />
youth of Francis, covering<br />
1202-2110, looks at seven<br />
critical periods in his life that produced<br />
conversions and led him to discover the<br />
Gospel as a way of life.<br />
1997: 120 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0978-7 $7.00<br />
St. Francis and the Third<br />
Order: The Francisan and<br />
pre-<strong>Franciscan</strong> Penitential<br />
Movement<br />
by Raffaele Pazzelli, TOR<br />
The publication of this<br />
text was the first time an<br />
English-language history<br />
of the Third Order was made available to<br />
Third Order Regulars and the Secular <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Order - who combined comprise<br />
The Order of Penance.<br />
1989: 256 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0953-4 $14.95<br />
St. Francis of Assisi: Essays<br />
in Commemoration<br />
by Maurice W. Sheehan,<br />
OFM Cap<br />
A selection of a dozen<br />
essays on St. Francis from<br />
great twentieth theologins<br />
and historians commemorating<br />
the eighth<br />
century of the birth of St. Francis. This<br />
book is both a good characterization of the<br />
Spirituals and an interesting starting point<br />
for the study of Capuchin reform.<br />
1982: 194 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-063-8 $10.00<br />
Clare and the<br />
poor sisters<br />
14<br />
Clare and the Poor<br />
Sisters in the Thirteenth<br />
Century<br />
Maria Pia Alberzoni. Ed.<br />
by Jean- François Godet-<br />
Calogeras<br />
A new English-language<br />
resource on Clare and the<br />
Poor Ladies of San Damiano.<br />
Alberzoni provides a careful, contextual<br />
reading of the sources surrounding the<br />
foundation of the group living with Clare<br />
in the decades of change after the death of<br />
Francis.<br />
2004: 241 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-195-6 $22.00<br />
Clare of Assisi: The Lady<br />
translated by Regis J.<br />
Armstrong, OFM Cap<br />
Provides new translations<br />
of Clare’s writings and<br />
related primary sources,<br />
revised and new introductions<br />
from earlier<br />
editions, as well as previously<br />
unpublished documents to chronicle<br />
the life of Saint Clare.<br />
2006: 472 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-56548-220-3 $24.95<br />
Francis/Clare<br />
Writings of Clare of Assisi:<br />
Studies in Early <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Sources Volume 3<br />
The Writings of Clare of Assisi<br />
presents the latest scholarship<br />
by Ingrid Peterson,<br />
Lezlie Knox, Michael W.<br />
Blastic and Jean-François<br />
Godet-Calogeras.<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 144p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-233-5 $19.95<br />
In the Footsteps of St. Clare: A Pilgrim’s<br />
Guide <strong>Book</strong><br />
Ramona Miller, OSF<br />
This book is a guide to<br />
the spirituality of Saint<br />
Clare of Assisi at the<br />
places where she lived<br />
and where her body lies.<br />
Her courageous exit from<br />
her noble home to a life<br />
of poverty at San Damiano has a timeless<br />
message for <strong>Franciscan</strong>s and for those who<br />
yearn to discover God.<br />
1993: 124 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-070-6 $10.00
Clare and the<br />
poor sisters<br />
The Clare Centenary<br />
Series<br />
compiled by the Poor<br />
Clares in Nantes, France,<br />
translated and edited by<br />
Regis J. Armstrong, OFM<br />
Cap., assisted by Pacelli<br />
Millane, OSC<br />
The Clare Centenary<br />
Series is a four-volume set with themes<br />
and concordances based on the writings of<br />
Clare of Assisi, the Acts of the Process of<br />
Canonization, and the Legend.<br />
Towards the Discovery of Clare of Assisi:<br />
Clare Discovers the Love of God in the<br />
Church<br />
1992: 212 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-076-8 $10.00<br />
Towards the Discovery of Clare of Assisi:<br />
Clare’s Form of Gospel Life<br />
1992: 188 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-075-1 $9.00<br />
Towards the Discovery of Clare of Assisi:<br />
Fraternal Life<br />
1992: 231 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-074-4 $10.00<br />
Clare of Assisi – Investigations<br />
by Roberta McKelvie, OSF, Michael Blastic,<br />
OFM Conv., Ingrid Peterson, OSF, Regis<br />
Armstrong, OFM Cap., Michael Cusato,<br />
OFM<br />
Investigations contains papers from the<br />
1992 Kalamazoo International Medieval<br />
Congress.<br />
1992: 115 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-078-2 $8.50<br />
Clare of Assisi: A Medieval and Modern<br />
Woman: Clarefest Selected Papers<br />
Ingrid Peterson, OSF, ed.<br />
This volume, from Clarefest ’93 honoring<br />
the 800th anniversary of Clare’s birth,<br />
investigates a broad spectrum of Clare’s life<br />
and times, plus some contemporary applications<br />
of her spiritual inspiration.<br />
1996: 285 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-000-3 $8.00<br />
Clare Among Her Sisters<br />
by René Charles Dhont,<br />
OFM<br />
In seven chapters, Father<br />
Dhont analyzes the view<br />
of the evolution of the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> movement in<br />
the three Orders, and a<br />
reflection on the challenges<br />
of contemporary <strong>Franciscan</strong> life.<br />
1987: 174 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-068-3 $12.00<br />
Clare’s Letters to Agnes:<br />
Texts and Sources<br />
by Joan Mueller<br />
The four letters attributed<br />
to Clare of Assisi<br />
and addressed to Agnes<br />
of Prague are documents<br />
of primary importance<br />
for the study of the early<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> movement and, in particular,<br />
for the history of early <strong>Franciscan</strong> women.<br />
2001: 270 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-1765 $14.95<br />
The First <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Woman: Clare of Assisi<br />
& Her Form of Life<br />
by Sr. Margaret Carney,<br />
OSF. Clare of Assisi<br />
(1193-1253) was the most<br />
important woman who<br />
emerged within the<br />
unfolding history of the<br />
movement inspired by Francis of Assisi.<br />
She joined him in his search for a way to<br />
incarnate the powerful message of the<br />
Gospel of Christ in a situation of economic,<br />
social and ecclesiastical reformation. She<br />
has been revered through the centuries as<br />
his disciple, friend, and co-worker.<br />
1993: 261 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0962-6 $12.00<br />
Clare<br />
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<strong>Franciscan</strong> History<br />
Colette of Corbie (1381-1447):<br />
Learning and Holiness<br />
by Elisabeth Lopez, Translated by<br />
Joanna Waller<br />
Released for the first time in<br />
English. Lopez’s book, originally<br />
published in French in 1994, is a<br />
serious study of Colette and her reform<br />
movement of the Poor Clare<br />
Sisters. “Lopez’s book is necessary reading<br />
for anyone who wants to understand the<br />
many faceted aspects of the history of the<br />
Poor Clares,” says Pacelli Millane, OSC.<br />
Colette of Corbie is one of the few texts<br />
written depicting the historical context and<br />
spiritual depth of the reform which offered<br />
women of the Second Order the opportunity<br />
to return to the observance of the Rule<br />
of St. Clare.<br />
2010: 640 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-57659-217-5 $50.00<br />
Ebook 978-1-57659-219-9 $24.95<br />
EPDF 978-1-57659-218-2 $24.95<br />
In the Name of Saint<br />
Francis: A History of<br />
the Friars Minor and<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>ism until the<br />
Early Sixteenth Century<br />
by Grado Giovanni Merlo,<br />
translated by Raphael Bonnano,<br />
OFM and Robert J.<br />
Karris, OFM<br />
A most fascinating and intriguing aspect of<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> history is the constant, life-giving<br />
examination the friars made of their past, so<br />
rich with creativity and intellectual effort, but<br />
also so full of human suffering and unremitting<br />
conflict.<br />
2009: 592 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-155-0 $49.95<br />
Angelo Clareno: A Chronicle<br />
or History<br />
o the Seven Tribulations<br />
of the Order of<br />
Brothers Minor<br />
Edited and Translated by<br />
David Burr and E. Randolph<br />
Daniel<br />
For the first time, a<br />
complete English version of the Historia de<br />
Septem Tribulationum Ordinis Minorum<br />
by Angelo of Clareno. Introduction and<br />
translation by David Burr and E. Randolph<br />
Daniel. Based upon two recent Latin texts by<br />
Giovanni Boccali and Orietta Rossini. This<br />
very significant contribution to <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
studies cannot be ignored!<br />
2005: 242 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-198-7 $19.95<br />
The History of<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Theology<br />
Edited by Kenan Osborne,<br />
OFM<br />
One cannot enter the<br />
medieval world of the<br />
13th century wearing<br />
21st century glasses. The<br />
authors writing in the volume make every<br />
effort to see what the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Schoolmen<br />
saw; to hear what they heard; to think as<br />
they thought. Thus foundational <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
insights and intuitions are offered for<br />
consideration in the contemporary search for<br />
meaning.<br />
1994: 345 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-032-1 $35.00<br />
The Medieval <strong>Franciscan</strong>s:<br />
Friars and Jews in<br />
the Middle Ages and<br />
Renaissance<br />
edited by Steven J. McMicael<br />
and Susan E. Myer<br />
This volume deals with friars,<br />
especially the <strong>Franciscan</strong>s and Dominicans,<br />
in their writing and preaching about<br />
Jews and Judaism in the Middle Ages and Renaissance.<br />
2004: 316 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-00411-398-3 $50.00<br />
History of the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Order<br />
by J.R.H. Moorman<br />
Moorman tells the story of<br />
the friars in the first three<br />
centuries of their existence.<br />
He highlights the impact<br />
they had on society, records<br />
the problems and disagreements within the<br />
order and indicates their contribution to the<br />
life of the world and of the Church.<br />
1988: 641 p.<br />
Hc 978-0-8199-0921-3 $25.00<br />
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<strong>Franciscan</strong> History
“Peace and Good” in<br />
America, A History of<br />
the Holy Name Province,<br />
Order of the Friars Minor<br />
1850s to the present<br />
By Joseph M. White<br />
In carrying forward the<br />
province’s tradition of<br />
historical writing, the following<br />
history aims to place the story of<br />
Holy Name Province and its antecedents in<br />
the larger context of Church and society in<br />
America and in other places where the friars<br />
served. The historical understanding of<br />
virtually every relevant issue in American<br />
Catholic life has advanced markedly since<br />
publication of the works of Callahan, Hammon,<br />
and Angelo. There are new approaches<br />
to dealing with historical truth in Catholic<br />
historical works.<br />
2004: 521 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-57659-196-3 $45.00<br />
St. Anthony Doctor<br />
of the Church<br />
Sophronius Clasen<br />
Clasen produces an in<br />
depth biography of St.<br />
Anthony of Padua, piecing<br />
together the missing<br />
attributes of Anthony’s life<br />
through descriptive accounts<br />
and old biographies. Clasen traces<br />
Anthony through Morocco, Sicily, Northern<br />
Italy, and France to his death in Padua.<br />
1973: 116 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0458-4 $4.95<br />
Origins of the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Order<br />
Cajetan Esser, OFM<br />
A study of the problems<br />
of the early history of the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Order by one<br />
of the most important<br />
scholars of the Order, this<br />
book seeks to contribute<br />
to a stronger historical understanding of<br />
the work of St. Francis by looking into the<br />
debates and theories surrounding the formation<br />
of the Order, and the transformation<br />
of the “original ideals of St. Francis.”<br />
Translated from the German.<br />
1970: 310 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-81990-408-2 $15.00<br />
Retrieving a Living<br />
Tradition – Angela of<br />
Montegiove: <strong>Franciscan</strong>,<br />
Tertiary, Beguine<br />
Roberta Agnes McKelvie,<br />
OSF<br />
An examination of the<br />
story of Angelina and the<br />
religious movement associated<br />
with her from within the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
tradition, the author reads the source<br />
texts with a hermeneutic of suspicion and<br />
retrieval. The result provides a greatly<br />
expanded and revised perspective on the<br />
historical signficance of Angelina as a <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
tertiary and Italian Beguine.<br />
1997: 212 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-131-4 $18.00<br />
Friars Minor in China<br />
Arnulf Camps, OFM, and<br />
Pat McCloskey, OFM, eds.<br />
A study of the life and<br />
work of the Friars Minor<br />
in China’s Middle Kingdom<br />
during seven centuries,<br />
this work is based on<br />
1,110 pages of scientific<br />
monographs by Bernward Willeke, OFM,<br />
and Domenico Gandolfi, OFM. The text<br />
concentrates on the years 1925-55.<br />
1996: 316 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-002-7 $19.95<br />
The Leonine Union of the<br />
Order of Friars Minor<br />
1897<br />
Maurice Carmody, OFM<br />
Over time, efforts by<br />
members of his Order to<br />
live life after the manner<br />
of St. Francis resulted<br />
in a diversity which ultimately served the<br />
Order poorly. Carmody’s work recounts the<br />
struggle to unify four different <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
families.<br />
1994: 234 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-084-3 $14.95<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> History<br />
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Friars Minor in<br />
Ireland from Their<br />
Arrival to 1400<br />
Francis Cotter, OFM,<br />
This study situates the<br />
fascinating story of the<br />
foundation of the Friars<br />
Minor in Ireland within<br />
the historical context of<br />
Irish life in the thirteenth and fourteenth<br />
centuries.<br />
1994: 284 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-083-6 $9.95<br />
History of The Third<br />
Order Regular Rule:<br />
A Source <strong>Book</strong><br />
edited by Margaret Carney,<br />
OSF, Jean François<br />
Godet-Calogeras, and<br />
Suzanne M. Kush, CSSF.<br />
The work that produced<br />
the approved text for the<br />
Rule and Life of the Brothers and Sisters of<br />
the Third Order Regular of St. Francis in<br />
1982 has several sources. The energy and<br />
enlightenment that gave rise to this first<br />
international collaboration in TOR history<br />
was fed by multiple streams and the most<br />
important are enumerated here.<br />
2008: 512 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-149-9 $34.95<br />
A Poor Man’s Legacy:<br />
An Anthology of<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Poverty<br />
Cyprian J. Lynch, ed.<br />
Although this anthology<br />
of <strong>Franciscan</strong> poverty<br />
contains 187 selections<br />
grouped under 149<br />
entries, it is no more than<br />
a modest sample of extant writings on the<br />
subject. Yet, because it includes examples<br />
of a wide variety of literary forms, authored<br />
by members of all branches of the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
family representing ten language<br />
groups and all eight centuries of <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
history, it clearly demonstrates the continuity<br />
of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> tradition of poverty.<br />
1989: 760 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-069-0 $19.99<br />
I Know Christ<br />
by Gratien Badin, OFM<br />
Cap<br />
translated by Paul J.<br />
Oligny, OFM<br />
Translation of Saint<br />
Francois d’Assise, sa peronnalite,<br />
sa spiritualite, by<br />
Gratien Badin, OFM, Cap.<br />
The title of the English translation of this<br />
book is taken from one of the sayings of<br />
Saint Francis of Assisi: I know Christ, poor<br />
and crucified.<br />
1988: 80 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-094-2 $5.95<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong> Spirituals<br />
& the Capuchin<br />
Reform<br />
by Thaddeus MacVicar,<br />
OFM Cap<br />
This book is both a good<br />
charecterization of the<br />
Spirituals and an intersting<br />
starting point for the<br />
study of the Capuchin Reform<br />
1986: 176 p.<br />
978-1-57659-086-7 $9.95<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Concept<br />
of Mission in the High<br />
Middle Ages<br />
by E. Randolph Daniel<br />
An examination of missionary<br />
work by <strong>Franciscan</strong>s<br />
in the High Middle<br />
Ages.<br />
1992: 178 p. <br />
Pb 978-1-57659-065-2 $9.95<br />
Medieval <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Houses<br />
by John R. H. Moorman<br />
This work provides an<br />
alphabetical listing of<br />
the 4500 establishments,<br />
approximately, for Friars<br />
and Clares from the time<br />
of St. Francis until the<br />
division of the Order in 1517.<br />
1983: 710 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-079-9 $39.95<br />
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<strong>Franciscan</strong> History
Spirit and Life Series<br />
Volume 16<br />
Words Made Flesh: Essays Honoring<br />
Kenan B. Osborne, OFM<br />
Written by several of the finest<br />
scholars in the modern <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
world – Joseph Chinnici,<br />
Bishop John Cummins,<br />
William J. Short, †Allan B.<br />
Wolter, Zachary Hayes, †Regis<br />
A. Duffy, Michael D. Guinan, Johannes B.<br />
Freyer, Antonie Vos and Mary Beth Ingham<br />
– these different approaches to sacraments,<br />
ecclesiology, Christology, and anthropology<br />
testify to Kenan Osborne’s academic life, his<br />
plumbing of our theological tradition for<br />
new insights, and his wide breadth of learning<br />
and interests.<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 208 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-224-3 $19.95<br />
Volume 15<br />
Dying, As A <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Many of us within the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Family of the 21st<br />
Century – friars, sisters, seculars<br />
and all those associated<br />
in any way with the Poverello<br />
of Assisi – find ourselves<br />
surrounded by those within<br />
our own communities and families who<br />
are in need of similar accompaniment and<br />
companionship as we walk the road toward<br />
the fullness of life. And each one of us, one<br />
day, will walk the same path ourselves.<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 118 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-221-2 $19.95<br />
Volume 14<br />
Rule of the Friars Minor,<br />
1209-2009: Historical<br />
Perspectives, Lived<br />
Realties<br />
This volume makes<br />
available the results of a<br />
unique conference held at<br />
the <strong>Franciscan</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> in<br />
April 2009 to celebrate the 800th anniversary<br />
of the founding of the Order of Friars<br />
Minor through the confirmation of the<br />
propositum vitae of the early friars by Pope<br />
Innocent III on April 16, 1209.<br />
2010: 180 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-212-0 $19.95<br />
Volume 13<br />
Mirroring One Another, Reflecting the<br />
Divine: The <strong>Franciscan</strong>-Muslim Journey<br />
Into God<br />
Presentations from the 8th <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Forum, held in Colorado Springs, with<br />
contributions from Jan Hoeberichts, Michael<br />
Calabria, OFM, F. Betul Cavdar, Paul<br />
Lachance, OFM, and Robert Lentz, OFM.<br />
This is a companion volume to Daring to<br />
Embrace the Other.<br />
2009: 128 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-157-4 $19.95<br />
Volume 12<br />
Daring to Embrace the Other: <strong>Franciscan</strong>s<br />
and Muslims in Dialogue<br />
This volume contains presentations by<br />
Michael F. Cusato, OFM, Michael D. Calabria,<br />
OFM, Robert Lentz, Irfan A. Omar and Madge<br />
Karecki originally given at the 7th <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Forum held at Colorado Springs, June<br />
2007.<br />
2008: 154 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-151-2 $19.95<br />
Volume 11<br />
An Unencumbered Heart A Tribute to<br />
Clare of Assisi 1253-2003<br />
Jean-François Godet-Calogeras and Roberta<br />
McKelvie, OSF, eds.<br />
All focus is on development of the Forma<br />
vitae written by Clare and approved just<br />
before her death in 1253 or on her letters to<br />
Agnes of Prague.<br />
2004: 80 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-192-5 $12.95<br />
Volume 10<br />
True Followers of Justice: Identity, Insertion,<br />
and Itinerancy among the Early<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s<br />
Michael F. Cusato, OFM, and Keith Warner,<br />
OFM, Elise Saggau, OSF, ed.<br />
As thirteenth-century urban populations<br />
increased, the friars, entrusted by the<br />
Church with the ministry of preaching,<br />
naturally needed to go where the people<br />
were. At the same time they needed to honor<br />
their way of life, which required them<br />
to live prayerfully in fraternities, yet not<br />
settle down permanently in stable religious<br />
houses after the monastic model.<br />
2000: 160 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-171-0 $9.95<br />
Spirit and Life<br />
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Volume 9<br />
Islam and <strong>Franciscan</strong>ism: A Dialogue<br />
Daniel Dwyer, OFM., and Hugh Hines,<br />
OFM., eds.<br />
From the time of Francis’s meeting with<br />
the Sultan, a tradition of dialogue between<br />
the Moslem and Christian traditions, as<br />
epitomized in the <strong>Franciscan</strong> movement,<br />
has endured. This volume offers a set of essays<br />
that deal with the relationship between<br />
Islam and <strong>Franciscan</strong>ism as experienced in<br />
the past and as it is presently being lived.<br />
2000: 148 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-169-7 $9.95<br />
Volume 8<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies: The<br />
Difference Women are<br />
Making<br />
Margaret Carney, OSF and<br />
Elise Saggau, OSF, eds.<br />
A collection of talks<br />
presented at Washington<br />
Theological Union, May<br />
29-31, 1998. Contributors include Maria<br />
Calisi; Margaret Carney, OSF.; Ilia Delio,<br />
OSF; Paul LaChance, OFM.; Roberta McKelvie,<br />
OSF.; Dominic Monti, OFM; Elise<br />
Saggau, OSF; Adele Thibaudeau, OSF; and<br />
Gabriele Ühlein, OSF.<br />
1999: 132 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-164-2 $9.95<br />
Volume 7<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Leadership in Ministry:<br />
Foundations in History, Theology, and<br />
Spirituality<br />
Anthony Carrozzo, OFM, Vincent Cushing,<br />
OFM, and Kenneth Himes, OFM, eds.<br />
A collection of essays originally presented<br />
in March, 1993, at a seminar in Denver,<br />
sponsored by the Holy Name Province of<br />
the Friars Minor.<br />
1997: 245 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-132-1 $9.95<br />
Volume 6<br />
Mission in the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Tradition<br />
Anselm Moons, OFM<br />
and Flavian Walsh, OFM,<br />
eds.,1994.<br />
Collected essays reflect<br />
upon the contemporary<br />
value of the concrete missionary<br />
method of Francis and his followers.<br />
1995: 246 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-038-6 $9.95<br />
Volume 5<br />
Refounding in the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Tradition<br />
Anthony Carrozzo, OFM<br />
These essays describe one <strong>Franciscan</strong> province’s<br />
experience of a refounding process<br />
and how it grappled with its dreams, visions<br />
and plans in a complex and changing<br />
society.<br />
1994: 135 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-037-9 $9.95<br />
Volume 4<br />
The Care of Souls and the<br />
Rhetoric of Moral Theology<br />
in Bonaventure and<br />
Thomas<br />
Mark Jordan<br />
The fourth annual series<br />
of Bonaventure Lectures<br />
(1990) given at St. Bonaventure<br />
University addresses the unique<br />
teaching technique of St. Bonaventure from<br />
the perspective of modern hermeneutics.<br />
1993: 80 p.<br />
ISBN: 978-1-57659-034-8 $9.95<br />
Volume 3<br />
Ethical Method of John Duns Scotus<br />
By Thomas A. Shannon and Mary Beth<br />
Ingham, CSJ, eds.<br />
The four papers in this volume were<br />
presented at a symposium celebrating the<br />
anticipated beatification of John Duns Scotus,<br />
summer 1992. They address Scotus’s<br />
perspective on The Nature of the Human<br />
Person, Free Will, and Decision-making in<br />
the private and public spheres.<br />
1992: 144 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-039-3 $9.95<br />
Volume 2<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong> Charism in Higher Education<br />
Roberta A. McKelvie, OSF, ed.<br />
This volume addresses the contribution<br />
of <strong>Franciscan</strong> ideals to the institutions of<br />
higher learning. The contributors are all<br />
experienced in the field of education and<br />
present a variety of topics appropriate to<br />
value formation in that venue.<br />
1992: 156 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-036-2 $9.95<br />
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Spirit and Life
franciscan Heritage Series<br />
Women of the Streets,<br />
Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Women<br />
and Their Mendicant<br />
Vocation<br />
by Darleen Pryds<br />
This book about Mendicant<br />
women outside the<br />
cloister is unique in its<br />
content. Rose of Viterbo,<br />
Angela of Foligno, Margaret of Cortona,<br />
and Sancia, Queen of Naples, were all born<br />
within the first century of the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Order. As women who pursued their<br />
religious vocation of voluntary poverty,<br />
itinerancy, and preaching outside of monastic<br />
walls – in the streets and in their<br />
homes – they could very well be called the<br />
first generation of mendicant women.<br />
2010: 96 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-206-9 $12.00<br />
Rejoicing in the Works of<br />
the Lord: Beauty in the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Tradition<br />
by Mary Beth Ingham,<br />
CSJ<br />
The special focus of this<br />
study is the appreciation<br />
of beauty in the writing of<br />
two great theorists of the<br />
tradition, Bonaventure of Bagnoregio and<br />
John Duns Scotus.<br />
2009: 96 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-205-2 $12.00<br />
Trinitarian Perspectives<br />
in the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Theological Tradition<br />
by Maria Calisi<br />
The purpose of this volume<br />
is to present distinctly<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> perspectives<br />
on the doctrine of the<br />
Trinity in the writings of<br />
Bonaventure and Francis, and to demonstrate<br />
what this tradition has to offer to the<br />
Christian Church.<br />
2008: 96 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-204-5 $12.00<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong> Vision<br />
and the Gospel of John:<br />
The San Damiano Crucifix,<br />
Francis and John,<br />
Creation and John<br />
by Michael D. Guinan, OFM<br />
The San Damiano Crucifix,<br />
meditation on the<br />
Word of God in Scripture<br />
and the evangelical life of Francis and Clare<br />
are at the heart of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> vision.<br />
Professor Guinan shows us the significance<br />
of the Gospel of John as a directive force,<br />
particularly in its key images of Word,<br />
Lamb, Good Shepherd and the One Who<br />
Washes Feet. A CD with a power point<br />
presentation on the images of the San Damiano<br />
Crucifix is included.<br />
2006: 80 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-203-0 $12.00<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong> View of<br />
the Human Person: Some<br />
Central Elements<br />
by Dawn M. Nothwehr, OSF<br />
This brief volume discusses<br />
several of the central<br />
elements of human<br />
persons as found within<br />
the <strong>Franciscan</strong> theological<br />
tradition. As that tradition developed<br />
over the years, the intuitions and insights of<br />
Saints Francis and Clare of Assisi concerning<br />
the human person were further<br />
developed and/or restated in language better<br />
understood by the people of a particular<br />
era. This text provides insight into that<br />
development.<br />
2005: 96 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-202-1 $12.00<br />
Heritage Series<br />
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A <strong>Franciscan</strong> View of Creation:<br />
Learning to Live in<br />
a Sacramental World<br />
by Ilia Delio, OSF<br />
The purpose of this<br />
volume is to elucidate in<br />
greater detail the theology<br />
of creation as a foundational<br />
starting point for<br />
contemporary belief and practice. The author<br />
traces the theme of God and creation<br />
from the time of the conversion of Francis<br />
of Assisi through the first century of <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
life and thought, which culminated<br />
in the work of John Duns Scotus.<br />
2003: 80 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-201-4 $12.00<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong> Intellectual<br />
Tradition: Tracing Its<br />
Origins and Identifying<br />
Its Central Components<br />
by Kenan Osborne, OFM<br />
The purpose of this<br />
volume is to present<br />
some general and major<br />
themes of the theological<br />
formulation of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Intellectual<br />
Tradition as these themes intersect with<br />
contemporary perspectives. It provides a<br />
solid foundation for future expositions in<br />
this series and challenges readers to express<br />
these theological themes in preaching, in<br />
pastoral practice, in the works of evangelization,<br />
and in the formative experiences of<br />
friars, sisters, and laity.<br />
2003: 88 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-200-7 $12.00<br />
St. bonaventure university<br />
Walls Speak: The Narrative<br />
Art of Hildreth<br />
Meiere<br />
Catherine Coleman<br />
Brawer, edited by Elaine<br />
Banks Stainton, illustrated<br />
by Hildreth Meiere Dunn<br />
This book has been<br />
published in connection<br />
with the exhibition, The Walls Speak: The<br />
Narrative Art of Hildreth Meiere. Joseph<br />
A. LoSchiavo, Associate Vice-President,<br />
St. Bonaventure University and Executive<br />
Director, The Regina A. Quick Center for<br />
the Arts, provides a preface for the book.<br />
It was at the Quick Center for the Arts that<br />
the exhibition opened before moving to the<br />
National Building Museum in Washington,<br />
DC, in the spring of <strong>2011</strong>. Louise Meiere<br />
Dunn, Hildreth’s granddaughter, provides a<br />
recap of Hildreth Meiere’s commissions.<br />
2009: 112 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-93531-400-4 $35.00<br />
The Good Journey: 150 Years of History at<br />
St. Bonaventure University<br />
Based on the research of Edward K. Eckert<br />
Editing and additional content by Robert,<br />
Ann and Daniel McCarthy<br />
Based on an original text by Edward Eckert<br />
with editing and additional content from<br />
St. Bonaventure alumni Robert, Ann and<br />
Daniel McCarthy, we have combined<br />
their terrific text with iconic and inspiring<br />
photos from our archives to bring you this<br />
compelling written and visual history of St.<br />
Bonaventure University.<br />
June <strong>2011</strong>: 160 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-57659-222-9 $45.00<br />
22<br />
Heritage Series/SBU
franciscan Studies & faith formation<br />
Anthony of Padua,<br />
Sermones for the<br />
Easter Cycle<br />
George Marcil, OFM, ed.<br />
Besides offering the<br />
first English translation<br />
of Anthony’s Easter<br />
sermons, this book offers<br />
a factual biography of<br />
Anthony and valuable information on<br />
the nature of preaching in the thirteenth<br />
century.<br />
1994: 230 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-041-6 $5.00 Sold As Is<br />
Build With Living Stones<br />
Based upon the internationally-recognized<br />
Comprehensive Course<br />
on the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Missionary<br />
Charism, the<br />
resource offers guidance<br />
for <strong>Franciscan</strong> reflection<br />
around the themes of<br />
life and work. Divided into 14 units, this<br />
program offers insight into contemporary<br />
issues such as the economy, the environment,<br />
peace-making, and what it means<br />
to live well in a pluralistic world. Using<br />
an adult-education model, each unit offers<br />
readings and suggested reflections usable<br />
in either group or individual settings or for<br />
college/university curricula, parish education,<br />
retreats or days of recollection, and/or<br />
orientation to <strong>Franciscan</strong> life and work.<br />
1987<br />
Binder 978-1-57659-134-5 $35.00<br />
Clare and Francis:<br />
O Let the Faithful<br />
People Sing<br />
Robert Hutmacher, OFM<br />
A collection of early<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> melodies,<br />
chants, and music which<br />
has been translated and<br />
revised for use in contemporary settings.<br />
1993: 112 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-071-3 $9.95<br />
The Eloquence of Sanctity:<br />
Rhetoric in Thomas<br />
Of Celano’s ‘Vita Prima<br />
Sancti Francisci’<br />
John P. Bequette<br />
The Eloquence of<br />
Sanctity examines the<br />
interrelation between<br />
hagiography and rhetoric<br />
in one of the most important medieval<br />
saints: Thomas of Celano’s Vita Prima Sancti<br />
Francisci (The Life of St. Francis). The<br />
author contends that Thomas uses figures<br />
drawn from the Roman rhetorical tradition<br />
to construct his image of Saint Francis and<br />
to persuade his audience to seek Francis’s<br />
intercession and emulate his life. This book<br />
attempts to demonstrate the inherently rhetorical<br />
nature of hagiography as well as the<br />
ambiguities and limits of language when it<br />
attempts to comprehend the sacred.<br />
2003: 207 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-1006-6 $15.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Christology<br />
Damian McElrath, ed.<br />
This anthology brings<br />
together a number of<br />
Christological selections,<br />
from notable <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
writers ranging from St.<br />
Francis to St. Bernardine<br />
of Siena. It shows<br />
the variety in <strong>Franciscan</strong> Christology as it<br />
investigates speculative theology, historical<br />
perspective, spirituality and pastoral<br />
concerns.<br />
1997: 240 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-040-9 $14.95<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Solitude<br />
André Cirino, OFM and<br />
Josef Raischl, eds.<br />
This collection of essays<br />
is the fruit of determined<br />
exploration into the profound<br />
importance of the<br />
eremitical tradition in<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> life. It offers<br />
food for thought with respect to meaningful<br />
paradigms for contemporary expressions<br />
of the hunger for solitude.<br />
1995: 370 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-006-5 $18.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies & Faith Formation<br />
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<strong>Franciscan</strong>s Doing Theology: An Independent<br />
Study Program to Accompany the<br />
History of <strong>Franciscan</strong> Theology<br />
prepared by Mary C. Gurley, OSF<br />
This resource attempts to capture both the<br />
content and dynamics of the 1997 National<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Forum. Materials provide an<br />
indepth focus on conference presentations.<br />
Included are videos, comprehensive presentation<br />
outlines, readings and questions.<br />
1999:<br />
ISBN: 978-1-57659-165-9<br />
Workbook: $20.00<br />
Videos: $10.00<br />
Workbook & Videos: $25.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and<br />
Healthcare: What is the<br />
Future?<br />
Elise Saggau, OSF, ed.<br />
In 1999, the <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Center of the Washington<br />
Theological Union<br />
gathered experts to<br />
discuss the role of contemporary<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s in the ministry of<br />
healthcare. The talks were designed with<br />
a view both to spirituality and to maintaining<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> identity. At a time when<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> institutions are facing critical<br />
decisions, it is important to remember the<br />
tradition that brought them to where they<br />
are, the values that make them what they<br />
are, and the spirituality that identifies who<br />
they are. The contributions made here are a<br />
step in this direction.<br />
2001: 128 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-177-2 $14.95<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s in Urban<br />
Ministry<br />
Roberta A. McKelvie,<br />
OSF, ed.<br />
Assuming that the lives<br />
of Francis and his early<br />
followers remain a credible<br />
model for engaging<br />
in a process of urban<br />
evangelization, this text explores some<br />
salient features of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> story and<br />
considers contemporary challenges to life<br />
and ministry in the city. Contributors include<br />
Dominic Monti, OFM, Patricia Keefe,<br />
OSF, Joseph Chinnici, OFM, and James A.<br />
Wallace, CSR<br />
2002: 152 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-182-6 $14.95<br />
From Intuition to Institution:<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong>s<br />
Theophile Desbonnets<br />
A religious order isn’t ever<br />
born completely organized<br />
in the spirit of its founder.<br />
It begins as an idea with<br />
imprecise limits, and<br />
unformulated intuition,<br />
recognized one day for what it is by the<br />
founder and his first disciples. Thus it was<br />
with the <strong>Franciscan</strong>s. Through what collective<br />
effort did it shift from being Francis’s<br />
intuition to being the Order of Friars<br />
Minor? And what remains of the intuition<br />
at this point of the evolution? This is what<br />
From Intuition to Institution intends to tell.<br />
1988: 166 p.<br />
Hc 978-0-8199-0913-8 $12.00<br />
Golden Words – The Sayings<br />
of Brother Giles of<br />
Assisi<br />
by Nello Vian.<br />
The name Giles is the<br />
common English form of<br />
the Latin Aegidius. During<br />
the Middle Ages there was<br />
widespread European devotion<br />
to a St. Giles who died in 712. Our<br />
Giles had two contemporary namesakes<br />
who were later beatified. But only Blessed<br />
Giles of Assisi has left such “wise saws and<br />
modern instances” as the Golden Sayings.<br />
1990: 159 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0040-1 $7.95<br />
In Solitude and Dialogue:<br />
Contemporary<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s Theologize<br />
Anthony M. Carrozzo,<br />
OFM, ed.<br />
Seven articles explore<br />
different aspects of the<br />
contemplative experience<br />
of contemporary <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
theology. The foundation for the<br />
essays is Francis’s Rule for Hermitages; the<br />
texts emerged from the desire of mature<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s to describe the call to pray in<br />
community and share their own intellectual<br />
journeys. Contributors include R. Duffy,<br />
OFM; J. Mueller, OSF; J. Burkhard, OFM<br />
Conv.; and G. Ühlein, OSF.<br />
2000: 185 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-167-3 $14.95<br />
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<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies and Faith Formation
My Heart’s Quest, Collected<br />
Writings of Eric Doyle,<br />
Friar Minor, Theologian<br />
edited by Josef Raischl,<br />
SFO and Andre Cirino,<br />
OFM<br />
Eric Doyle was a man<br />
of vision. He sought for<br />
answers to contemporary<br />
issues in ecology, liberation theology,<br />
ecumenism and the place of women in the<br />
Church. This volume of more than 600 pages<br />
includes articles on <strong>Franciscan</strong> Spirituality;<br />
St. Bonaventure’s and Bl. John Duns Scotus’s<br />
theology; Teilhard de Chardin; and various<br />
theological and spiritual themes, such as the<br />
theology of religious life or the future of the<br />
papacy. Throughout the text, the editors wove<br />
biographical notes, photos and memories of<br />
people who knew Eric. Two of Eric’s recorded<br />
talks accompany the text on separate CDs. A<br />
complete bibliography closes the collection.<br />
2005: 624 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-9549272-0-2 $24.99<br />
The Teacher of His Heart<br />
Norbert Nguyên-Van<br />
Khanh, OFM<br />
There was a passion, an<br />
intense energy of love that<br />
drove Francis to center his<br />
entire life in Christ. Christ<br />
was, indeed, the teacher<br />
of his heart. This book<br />
concentrates on the Christological dimension<br />
of Francis’s thought seen through the prism<br />
of his writings and against the background of<br />
the world in which he lived.<br />
1994: 253 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-066-9 $14.95<br />
That Others May Know<br />
and Love: Essays in Honor<br />
of Zachary Hayes, OFM<br />
Michael F. Cusato, OFM<br />
and F. Edward Coughlin,<br />
OFM, eds<br />
This collection of essays<br />
honoring Zachary Hayes<br />
reflects his theological interests<br />
as well as the many ways he has stirred<br />
the theological imagination and encouraged<br />
others on their journey into God. Contributors<br />
include Bernard McGinn; David Burr;<br />
Ingrid Peterson, OSF.; David Tracy and<br />
Girard Etzkorn.<br />
1997: 342 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-130-7 $14.95<br />
Rule of the Secular<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Order:<br />
Origins, Development,<br />
Interpretation<br />
Robert M. Stewart<br />
The Secular <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Order received a new rule<br />
in 1978 from Pope Paul VI<br />
which was intended to give<br />
a new impetus to the Order so that it might<br />
flourish vigorously. This book examines the<br />
impact of that new rule while looking at the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> lay movement from its origin,<br />
earliest expression and later transformation.<br />
1991: 462 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-238-0 $29.95<br />
Francis, The<br />
Incomparable Saint<br />
Joseph Lortz<br />
Originally published in<br />
German, this study was<br />
immediately recognized<br />
as a major contribution to<br />
the world’s understanding<br />
of Francis. This translation<br />
explains the Spirit of St. Francis to the<br />
English-speaking world.<br />
1986: 128 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-067-6 $5.95<br />
St. Francis of Assisi<br />
by Thomas of Celano<br />
translated by Placid<br />
Hermann, OFM<br />
The best way to get to<br />
know Francis and his<br />
message is to see him<br />
through the eyes of<br />
someone who knew him.<br />
Thomas of Celano walked with Francis,<br />
knew Francis and followed him. This<br />
translation of Celano’s First and Second Life<br />
of St. Francis enables us to see and experience<br />
Francis as his contemporaries did.<br />
1988: 406 p.<br />
Pb 978-0-8199-0554-3 $24.95<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies and Faith Formation<br />
25
Washington Theological Union<br />
Symposium Series<br />
Greed, Lust and Power :<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Strategies for<br />
Building a More Just World<br />
Featured presenters, Joseph<br />
Nangle, Michael Crosby,<br />
Darleen Pryds and Vincent<br />
Cushing. As our guides in this<br />
process of conscientization,<br />
the speakers, whose diverse<br />
expertise and experiences exemplified the<br />
distinctly <strong>Franciscan</strong> strategies they would<br />
develop and present, challenged the Symposium’s<br />
participants to engage with the<br />
world in a way that is both informed by the<br />
teachings of the Gospel and guided by the<br />
principles of social analysis: observe, judge,<br />
and act. In this way, we are able to discern<br />
what our <strong>Franciscan</strong> responses to the needs<br />
of a world infected by greed, lust, and<br />
disordered uses of power should be, and so<br />
develop strategies capable of affecting those<br />
responses.<br />
<strong>2011</strong>: 72 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-220-5 $14.00<br />
Poverty and Prosperity:<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and<br />
the Use of Money<br />
These papers present a<br />
thought-provoking investigation<br />
into <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
sources involving poverty<br />
as well as insights from<br />
practitioners to bring the<br />
past into dialogue with the present in order<br />
to help us understand how we might think<br />
about our traditions.<br />
2009: 112 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-158-1 $14.00<br />
Moral Action in a<br />
Complex World:<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Perspectives<br />
Papers presented at the<br />
Washington Theological<br />
Union Symposium, May<br />
2008. Featured presenters<br />
include Brian Johnstone,<br />
Thomas Shannon,<br />
Katherine Getek, Thomas Nairn and Mary<br />
Beth Ingham.<br />
2008: 144 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-154-3 $14.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Evangelization:<br />
Striving to Preach<br />
the Gospel<br />
This Volume contains<br />
presentations by such<br />
eminent scholars as<br />
Dominic Monti, OFM, C. Colt<br />
Anderson, Darleen<br />
Pryds, and Joseph Chinnici, OFM.<br />
2008: 128 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-148-2 $14.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and<br />
Liturgical Life:<br />
Let us Praise, Adore,<br />
and Give Thanks<br />
Contains essays by Catherine<br />
Dooley, OP, Judith<br />
Kubicki, CSSF, James<br />
Sabak, OFM, William<br />
Cieslak, OFM Cap, and Daniel Grigassy,<br />
OFM.<br />
2006: 96 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-141-3 $14.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and the<br />
Scriptures: Living the<br />
Word of God<br />
This present volume<br />
examines the range and<br />
depth of contemporary<br />
Catholic biblical scholarship.<br />
Presentations by<br />
Robert J. Karris, OFM, James Scullion, Dominic<br />
Monti, OFM, and Michael D. Guirian demonstrate<br />
what a rich harvest of insight and<br />
depth is yielded by the application of careful<br />
biblical sholarship to the “<strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Movement.”<br />
2006: 86 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-138-3 $14.00<br />
26<br />
Washington Theological Union
“Go Rebuild My House”<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and the<br />
Church Today<br />
Elise Saggau, OSF, ed.,<br />
Essays address current<br />
issues in the Church from<br />
the perspective of <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
theology and pastoral<br />
care, and the desire<br />
to follow the call to “Rebuild my church”<br />
heard by Francis of Assisi. Authors include<br />
C. Colt Anderson, Ph.D., John Burkhard,<br />
OFM Conv., Vincent Cushing, OFM, Doris<br />
Gottemoeller, RSM, and Katarina Schuth,<br />
OSF.<br />
2004: 112 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-194-9 $14.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and<br />
Creation: What is Our<br />
Responsibility?<br />
The third volume of the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Intellectual<br />
Tradition series explores<br />
the concept that creation<br />
is a sacrament of God. In<br />
the context of <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
theology, created reality reveals God’s overflowing<br />
goodness, reflected in the order,<br />
beauty, and harmony of nature. Contributors<br />
to this volume are John F. Haught,<br />
Gabriele Ühlein, OSF, Dawn M. Nothwehr,<br />
OSF, Keith Warner, OFM, Franklin Fong,<br />
OFM, and Zachary Hayes, OFM Preface by<br />
Ilia Delio, OSF.<br />
2003: 112 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-190-1 $12.00<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Identity<br />
and Postmodern Culture<br />
Kathleen A. Warren, OSF,<br />
ed<br />
This volume explores the<br />
demanding cultural context<br />
in which the work of<br />
the retrieval and revitalization<br />
of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Intellectual Tradition<br />
is undertaken. Among the contributors<br />
Ilia Delio, OSF; John Burkhard, OFM<br />
Conv.; Gabriele Ühlein, OSF.<br />
2003: 128 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-186-4 $12.00<br />
The <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Intellectual Tradition<br />
Elise Saggau, OSF, ed.,<br />
This first volume of the<br />
series explores the intellectual<br />
inheritance of the<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
Order as articulated<br />
through the centuries.<br />
Contributions to this volume include Zachary<br />
Hayes, OFM; Kenan Osborne, OFM;<br />
Mary Beth Ingham, CSJ.<br />
2001: 160 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-180-2 $12.00<br />
Washington Theological Union<br />
27
<strong>Franciscan</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>Publications</strong><br />
Classic works<br />
Theory of Knowledge of Vital du Four<br />
John E. Lynch, CSP<br />
French <strong>Franciscan</strong> Vital Du Four was a counselor<br />
to two popes, Clement V and John XXII,<br />
and was a central figure in the poverty controversy<br />
of the early fourteenth century.<br />
1972: 216 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-103-1 $14.95<br />
John de la Rochelle – Eleven Marian Sermons<br />
This volume contains John de la Rochelle’s Marian<br />
sermons which contain specific treatment<br />
of Marian doctrine and includes four sermons<br />
on the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary,<br />
four sermons on the Assumption of the Blessed<br />
Virgin Mary, one sermon on the Annunciation,<br />
one on the Purification and one on the Nativity<br />
of the Lord.<br />
1961: 103 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-054-6 $14.95<br />
Identity & Distinction in Petrus Thomae<br />
Geoffrey G. Bridges, OFM<br />
Because the Spanish <strong>Franciscan</strong> Friar Petrus<br />
Thomae (died about 1350) was an immediate<br />
disciple of John Duns Scotus, it is natural that<br />
his doctrine reflects the teaching of the master<br />
and contributes to its better understanding. The<br />
important place which the formal distinction<br />
occupies in the system of Scotus is well known.<br />
Petrus Thomae composed an extensive work<br />
entitled De Formalitatibus, in which he explains<br />
and defends this much-criticized Scotistic position.<br />
1959: 186 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-102-4 $9.95<br />
Collected Articles on Ockham<br />
Philotheus Boehner, OFM, and Eligius M.<br />
Buytaert, OFM<br />
In preparation for the projected critical edition<br />
of Ockham’s Opera Philosophica et Theologica,<br />
Philotheus Boehner, OFM, described the extant<br />
manuscripts and discussed the authenticity and<br />
date of composition of Ockham’s writings. He<br />
also studied and illustrated Ockham’s teaching<br />
on logic, metaphysics, and political theories.<br />
Eligius Buytaert, OFM, Boehner’s successor and<br />
disciple collected, regrouped, and indexed 24<br />
articles in this volume, which is an indispensable<br />
introduction to the study of William of<br />
Ockham.<br />
1992: 482 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-101-7 $19.95<br />
History of the Controversy Over the Debitum<br />
Peccati<br />
Juniper P. Carol, OFM<br />
The object of this work is to study the genesis of<br />
the spirited debate between deitists and anti-deitists<br />
regarding the Immaculate Conception.<br />
1978: 260 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-026-3 $14.95<br />
Studies Honoring Ingnatius Charles Brady,<br />
Friar Minor<br />
edited by Romano Stephen Almagno and Conrad<br />
L. Harkins<br />
This collection of more than 20 essays that are<br />
considered to be the nearest to the heart, thought,<br />
and science of Ignatius Charles Brady and are<br />
presented in honor of this 20th century giant of<br />
Medieval scholarship.<br />
1976: 496 p.<br />
Hc 978-1-57659-029-4 $24.95<br />
De Puritate Artis Logicae Tractatus Longior<br />
by Walter Burleigh, edited by Philotheus Boehner,<br />
OFM<br />
Critical editions of two 13th century manuscripts<br />
written by the Englishman Magister<br />
Walter Buleigh containing his systemic work on<br />
Logic.<br />
1955: 264 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-057-7 $12.95<br />
First Gospel, Genesis 3:15<br />
Dominic J. Unger, OFM Cap<br />
Examination of Genesis and its connection to<br />
Mary’s Immaculate Conception.<br />
1954: 632 p.<br />
Pb 978-1-57659-030-0 $14.95<br />
Three Heroes of Assisi in World War II<br />
by Andre Cirino, OFM and Josef Raischl<br />
In 1943-44, amidst the horrors of war, Assisi<br />
had another time of true glory. While the Allies<br />
had just landed in Sicily, Assisi was occupied<br />
by German troops. There, three men worked<br />
together to do something constructive rather<br />
than destructive: Bishop Giuseppe Nicolini, the<br />
German commander, a medical doctor, Col.<br />
Valentin Müller and Don Aldo Brunacci.<br />
Divided by the war, they remained nevertheless<br />
united by their Christian faith and its mandate<br />
of unconditional love. They obtained that Assisi<br />
be made a hospital city, a city for medical care,<br />
not for military confrontation; a city for healing,<br />
not for fighting. The anthology highlights the<br />
heroic efforts of Nicolini and Brunacci by which<br />
many Jewish refugees survived, correcting the<br />
distorted historical account of the book and film<br />
“Assisi Underground.”<br />
2005: 150 p.<br />
Pb 978-8-88702-173-8 $24.95<br />
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Classic Works
journals<br />
The Cord (Quarterly Journal)<br />
Daria Mitchell, OSF, General Editor<br />
The Cord, a quarterly review which deals with topics having to<br />
do with the <strong>Franciscan</strong> spiritual tradition, celebrates sixty years<br />
of continuous publication in 2010. It offers articles of historical<br />
interest, as well as articles dealing with contemporary applications.<br />
Its primary purpose is to promote a deeper knowledge and<br />
more ardent love of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> way of life.<br />
Back Issues are available upon request.<br />
Domestic $30.00 (USD) includes postage.<br />
International: $35.00 (USD) includes postage.<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies (Annual Journal)<br />
Jean- François Godet-Calogeras, General Editor<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies is a peer-reviewed, scholarly journal published<br />
by the <strong>Franciscan</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> at St. Bonaventure University<br />
since 1942. It deals with <strong>Franciscan</strong> matters: history, philosophy,<br />
theology, and art. Its 2010 issue (Volume 68) is now available. It<br />
contains contributions of international scholars on a variety of<br />
topics: Jordan of Saxon, the Secular Mendicant controversy in<br />
Paris in the 13th century, Bonaventure, Roger Bacon, Jon Duns<br />
Scotus, Walter Burley, Marcus of Orvieto, John of Capistano, and<br />
Johann Meder. Back issues are available upon request.<br />
Domestic $60.00 (USD) includes postage.<br />
International $70.00 (USD) includes postage.<br />
Vita Evangelica: Essays In Honor of Margaret Carney, OSF<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies - Volume 64, 2006<br />
In this special edition of <strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies, Sr. Margaret Carney,<br />
OSF is honored by a series of articles on her 65th birthday.<br />
Limited Edition - $50.00<br />
Greyfriars Review (Quartlerly Journal)<br />
Greyfriars Review is a journal that extends to the Englishspeaking<br />
world a valuable resource for contemporary <strong>Franciscan</strong><br />
theology, spirituality, and history through the translation and<br />
publication of articles that are either not readily accessible or not<br />
available to many in the English-speaking world.<br />
Greyfriars Review takes its name from the first <strong>Franciscan</strong> convent<br />
founded in the English-speaking world. The followers of<br />
St. Francis first came to Oxford, England, in 1224, less than forty<br />
years after its recognition as a university.<br />
Subscription includes 3 issues per year and a supplement. Airmail<br />
delivery is not available. Subscriptions begin with the first<br />
issue of each year. Back issues are available upon request.<br />
Domestic/International $42.00 (USD) includes postage<br />
Journals<br />
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Author index<br />
A<br />
Alberzoni, Maria Pia 14<br />
Almagno, Romano Stephen 28<br />
Anderson, C. Colt 26, 27<br />
Armstrong, Regis J. 14, 15<br />
B<br />
Badin, Gratien 18<br />
Bequette, John P. 23<br />
Blastic, Michael W. 2, 12, 13, 14, 15<br />
Boehner, Philotheus 4, 28<br />
Bonnano, Raphael 16<br />
Bougerol, J. Guy 7<br />
Brawer, Catherine Coleman 22<br />
Bridges, Geoffrey G. 28<br />
Brunette, Pierre 14<br />
Bullido del Barrio, Susana 9<br />
Burkhard, John 24, 27<br />
Burleigh, Walter 28<br />
Burr, David 16, 25<br />
Buytaert, Eligius M. 28<br />
Bychkov, Oleg 8<br />
C<br />
Calabria, Michael 19<br />
Calisi, Maria 20, 21<br />
Camps, Arnulf 17<br />
Carmody, Maurice 17<br />
Carney, Margaret 15, 18, 20, 29<br />
Carol, Juniper P. 28<br />
Carrozzo, Anthony 20, 24<br />
Celaschi, Nancy 10<br />
Caudar, F. Betul 19<br />
Chinnici, Joseph 3, 26<br />
Cieslak, William 26<br />
Cirino, André 23, 25, 28<br />
Clasen, Sophronius 17<br />
Cotter, Francis 18<br />
Coughlin, F. Edward 6, 25<br />
Crosby, Michael 3, 26<br />
Cummins, Bishop John 3, 19<br />
Cusato, Michael F. 2, 10, 12, 15, 19, 25<br />
Cushing, Vincent 3, 20, 26, 27<br />
D<br />
Dalarun, Jacques 10, 11<br />
Daniel, E. Randolph 16, 18<br />
de Beer, Francis 12<br />
Delio, Ilia 20, 22, 27<br />
Desbonnets, Theophile 24<br />
de Vink, Jose 6<br />
Dhont, René Charles 15<br />
Dooley, Catherine 26<br />
Doyle, Eric 13, 25<br />
Duffy, Regis A. 3, 19, 24<br />
Dwyer, Daniel 20<br />
E<br />
Eckert, Edward K. 22<br />
Esser, Cajetan 17<br />
Etzkorn, Girard 25<br />
F<br />
Flood, David 10, 13, 18<br />
Fong, Franklin 27<br />
Freyer, Johannes B. 3, 19<br />
G<br />
Gál, Gedeon 18<br />
Gandolfi, Domenico 17<br />
Getek, Katherine 26<br />
Godet-Calogeras, Jean- François 2, 12, 14,<br />
18, 19, 29<br />
Gottemoeller, Doris 27<br />
Grigassy, Daniel 26<br />
Guinan, Michael D. 3, 19, 21, 26<br />
Gurley, Mary C. 24<br />
H<br />
Hammond, Jay M. 2, 7, 12<br />
Harkins, Conrad L. 28<br />
Haught, John F. 27<br />
Hayes, Zachary 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 19, 25, 27<br />
Hellmann, J.A. Wayne 2, 7, 12<br />
Hermann, Placid 25<br />
Himes, Kenneth 20<br />
Hines, Hugh 20<br />
Hoeberichts, Jan 12, 13, 19<br />
Honnefelder, Ludger 9<br />
Hutmacher, Robert 23<br />
I<br />
Ingham, Mary Beth 3, 8, 19, 20, 21, 26, 27<br />
30<br />
Author Index
J<br />
Johnson, Timothy J. 6, 7<br />
Johnstone, Brian 26<br />
Jordan, Mark 20<br />
K<br />
Karecki, Madge 19<br />
Karris, Robert J. 2, 5, 6, 11, 16, 26<br />
Knox, Lezlie 2, 14<br />
Kobusch, Theo 9<br />
Krug, Kathryn 14<br />
Kubicki, Judith 26<br />
Kush, Suzanne M. 18<br />
L<br />
Lachance, Paul 3, 10, 12, 14, 19, 20<br />
Lambert, Malcolm 12<br />
Lentz, Robert 19<br />
Lopez, Elisabeth 3, 16<br />
Lortz, Joseph 25<br />
Lynch, Cyprian J. 18<br />
Lynch, John E. 28<br />
M<br />
MacVicar, Thaddeus 18<br />
Manselli, Raoul 13<br />
Marcil, George 23<br />
Matura, Thaddée 3, 10, 11<br />
McCarthy, Ann 22<br />
McCarthy, Daniel 22<br />
McCarthy, Robert 22<br />
McCloskey, Pat 17<br />
McElrath, Damian 23<br />
McGinn, Bernard 25<br />
McKelvie, Roberta 15, 17, 19, 20, 24<br />
McMicael, Steven J. 16<br />
Meiere Dunn, Hildreth 22<br />
Melucci, Donatella 10<br />
Merlo, Grado Giovanni 16<br />
Millane, Pacelli 15, 16<br />
Miller, Ramona 14<br />
Mitchell, Daria 29<br />
Mohle, Hannes 9<br />
Moleta, Vincent 12<br />
Monti, Dominic V. 5, 6, 20, 24, 26<br />
Moons, Anselm 20<br />
Moorman, John R. H. 13, 16, 18<br />
Mueller, Joan 15, 24<br />
Murray, Campion 5<br />
Myers, Susan E. 16<br />
N<br />
Nairn, Thomas 26<br />
Nangle, Joseph 3, 26<br />
Nguyên-Van Khanh, Norbert 25<br />
Nothwehr, Dawn M. 21, 27<br />
O<br />
Oligny, Paul J. 18<br />
O’Mara, Philip 7<br />
Omar, Irfan A. 19<br />
O’Neil, Blane 8<br />
Osborne, Kenan 16, 22, 27<br />
P<br />
Pazzelli, Raffaele 14<br />
Pellegrini, Luigi 2<br />
Peterson, Ingrid 2, 14, 15, 25<br />
Prentice, Robert P. 7<br />
Pryds, Darleen 3, 21, 26<br />
R<br />
Raischl, Josef 23, 25, 28<br />
Reist, Thomas 6<br />
Rusconi, Roberto 10<br />
S<br />
Sabak, James 26<br />
Saggau, Elise 19, 20, 24, 27<br />
Salvati, Carl 10<br />
Schuth, Katarina 27<br />
Schwartz, Paul 12<br />
Scullion, James 26<br />
Shannon, Thomas 8, 26<br />
Sheehan, Maurice W. 14<br />
Short, William J. 2, 3, 12, 19<br />
Spaeth, Paul 5<br />
Speer, Andreas 9<br />
Stainton, Elaine Banks 22<br />
Stewart, Robert M. 25<br />
T<br />
Thibaudeau, Adele 20<br />
Todeschini, Giacomo 10<br />
Tracy, David 25<br />
U<br />
Ühlein, Gabriele 20, 24, 27<br />
Unger, Dominic J. 28<br />
V<br />
van den Goorbergh, Edith 11<br />
Vian, Nello 24<br />
Vorreux, Damien 12<br />
Vos, Antonie 3, 19<br />
W<br />
Waller, Joanna 3, 16<br />
Walsh, Flavian 20<br />
Warner, Keith 19, 27<br />
Warren, Kathleen A. 27<br />
White, Joseph M. 17<br />
Willeke, Berward 17<br />
Wolter, Allan B. 3, 8, 9, 19, 25<br />
Z<br />
Zweerman, Theodore 11<br />
Author Index<br />
31
title index<br />
A<br />
Admonitions of St. Francis: Sources and Meanings, The 11<br />
Angelo Clareno: A Chronicle or History of the Seven Tribulations of the Order of Brothers<br />
Minor 16<br />
Anthony of Padua, Sermones for the Easter Cycle 23<br />
B<br />
Birth of a Movement, The 13<br />
Bonaventure: Mystic of God’s Word 7<br />
Bonaventure’s Commentary on the Gospel of John 6<br />
<strong>Book</strong> of Life: An Explanation of the Rule of the Third Order Regular 25<br />
Breviloquium 6<br />
Build With Living Stones 23<br />
C<br />
Care of Souls and the Rhetoric of Moral Theology in Bonaventure and Thomas, The 20<br />
Clare Among Her Sisters 15<br />
Clare and Francis: O Let the Faithful People Sing 23<br />
Clare and the Poor Sisters in the Thirteenth Century 14<br />
Clare of Assisi: A Medieval and Modern Woman: Clarefest Selected Papers 15<br />
Clare of Assisi – Investigations 15<br />
Clare of Assisi: The Lady 14<br />
Clare’s Letters to Agnes: Texts and Sources 15<br />
Colette of Corbie (1381-1447): Learning and Holiness 3, 16<br />
Collations on the Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit 6<br />
Collations on the Ten Commandments 5<br />
Collected Articles on Ockham 28<br />
Commentary on the Gospel of Luke, Part I: Chapters 1-8. 5<br />
Commentary on the Gospel of Luke, Part II: Chapters 9-16. 5<br />
Commentary on the Gospel of Luke, Part III: Chapters 17-24. 5<br />
Cord, The 29<br />
D<br />
Daily Labor of the Early <strong>Franciscan</strong>s, The 10<br />
Daring to Embrace the Other: <strong>Franciscan</strong>s and Muslims in Dialogue 19<br />
Defense of the Mendicants 6<br />
De Puritate Artis Logicae Tractatus Longior 28<br />
Disputed Questions on Evangelical Perfection 6<br />
Divine and Created Order in Bonaventure’s Theology 7<br />
Dying, As A <strong>Franciscan</strong> 3, 19<br />
32<br />
Title Index
E<br />
Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Movement (1205-1239): History, Sources and Hermeneutics, The 10<br />
Eloquence of Sanctity: Rhetoric in Thomas Of Celano’s ‘Vita Prima Sancti Francisci’, The<br />
23<br />
Ethical Method of John Duns Scotus 20<br />
Ethical Theory of John Duns Scotus, The 8<br />
F<br />
First Encounter with Francis of Assisi 12<br />
First <strong>Franciscan</strong> Woman: Clare of Assisi & Her Form of Life, The 15<br />
First Gospel, Genesis 3:15 28<br />
Francis and Islam 12<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Charism in Higher Education, The 20<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Christology 23<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Concept of Mission in the High Middle Ages 18<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Evangelization: Striving to Preach the Gospel 26<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Identity and Postmodern Culture 27<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Intellectual Tradition The 27<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Intellectual Tradition: Tracing Its Origins and Identifying Its Central Components,<br />
The 22<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Leader: A Modern Version of the Six Wings of the Seraph. An Anonymous<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Treatise in the Tradition of St. Bonaventure, The 7<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Poverty 12, 18<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Spirituals & the Capuchin Reform, The 18<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> View of Creation: Learning to Live in a Sacramental World, A 22<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> View of the Human Person: Some Central Elements, The 21<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Vision and the Gospel of John: The San Damiano Crucifix, Francis and John,<br />
Creation and John, The 21<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and Creation: What is Our Responsibility? 27<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and Healthcare: What is the Future? 24<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and Liturgical Life: Let us Praise, Adore, and Give Thanks 26<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s and the Scriptures: Living the Word of God 26<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s Doing Theology: An Independent Study Program to Accompany the History<br />
of <strong>Franciscan</strong> Theology 24<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong>s in Urban Ministry 24<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Solitude 23<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies 1, 20, 23, 24, 25, 29<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Studies: The Difference Women are Making 20<br />
<strong>Franciscan</strong> Wealth: From Voluntary Poverty to Market Society 10<br />
Francis of Assisi and His Conversions 14<br />
Francis of Assisi and Power 11<br />
Francis of Assisi and the Feminine 11<br />
Francis of Assisi: Heritage and Heirs Eight Centuries Later 3, 10<br />
Francis of Asssi: The Message in His Writings 11<br />
Francis, The Incomparable Saint 25<br />
Friars Minor in China 17<br />
Friars Minor in Ireland from Their Arrival to 1400 18<br />
From Intuition to Institution: The <strong>Franciscan</strong>s 24<br />
From St. Francis to Giotto 12<br />
Title Index<br />
33
G<br />
Golden Words – The Sayings of Brother Giles of Assisi 24<br />
“Go Rebuild My House” <strong>Franciscan</strong>s and the Church Today 27<br />
Good Journey: 150 Years of History at St. Bonaventure University, The 22<br />
Greed, Lust and Power : <strong>Franciscan</strong> Strategies for Building a More Just World 3, 26<br />
Greyfriars Review 29<br />
H<br />
Harmony of Goodness, The 8<br />
Hidden Center, The 7<br />
History of <strong>Franciscan</strong> Theology, The 16<br />
History of the Controversy Over the Debitum Peccati 28<br />
History of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Order 16<br />
History of The Third Order Regular Rule: A Source <strong>Book</strong> 18<br />
I<br />
Identity & Distinction in Petrus Thomae 28<br />
I Know Christ 18<br />
In Solitude and Dialogue: Contemporary <strong>Franciscan</strong>s Theologize 24<br />
In the Footsteps of St. Clare: A Pilgrim’s Guide <strong>Book</strong> 14<br />
In the Name of Saint Francis: A History of the Friars Minor and <strong>Franciscan</strong>ism until the<br />
Early Sixteenth Century 16<br />
Introduc tion to The Works of Bonaventure 7<br />
Islam and <strong>Franciscan</strong>ism: A Dialogue 20<br />
Itinerarium Mentis in Deum (Journey of the Soul Into God) 4<br />
J<br />
John de la Rochelle – Eleven Marian Sermons 28<br />
John Duns Scotus. A Treatise on Potency and Act. Questions on the Metaphysics of Aristotle<br />
<strong>Book</strong> IX 9<br />
John Duns Scotus. Early Oxford Lecture on Individuation 9<br />
John Duns Scotus. Four Questions on Mary 9<br />
John Duns Scotus: Mary’s Architect 8<br />
John Duns Scotus, Philosopher: Proceedings of “The Quadruple Congress” on John Duns<br />
Scotus Subsidia 3 8<br />
John Duns Scotus, Philosopher: Proceedings of “The Quadruple Congress” on John Duns<br />
Scotus Subsidia 5 9<br />
John Duns Scotus. Political and Economic Philosophy 9<br />
L<br />
Leonine Union of the Order of Friars Minor 1897, The 17<br />
M<br />
Medieval <strong>Franciscan</strong> Houses 18<br />
Medieval <strong>Franciscan</strong>s: Volume 2 Friars and Jews in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, The<br />
16<br />
Mirroring One Another, Reflecting the Divine: The <strong>Franciscan</strong>-Muslim Journey Into God<br />
19<br />
Misadventure of Francis of Assisi, The 11<br />
Mission in the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Tradition 20<br />
Moral Action in a Complex World: <strong>Franciscan</strong> Perspectives 26<br />
My Heart’s Quest, Collected Writings of Eric Doyle, Friar Minor, Theologian 25<br />
34<br />
Title Index
N<br />
Nicolaus Minorita: Chronica (The Early 13th Century Poverty Controversy) 18<br />
O<br />
On the Reduction of the Arts to Theology (De Reductione Artium ad Theologiam) 4<br />
Origins of the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Order 17<br />
P<br />
Paradise Restored 13<br />
“Peace and Good” in America, A History of the Holy Name Province, Order of the Friars<br />
Minor 1850s to the present 17<br />
Peter of John Olivi: Commentary on the Gospel of Mark 2<br />
Poor Man’s Legacy: An Anthology of <strong>Franciscan</strong> Poverty, A 18<br />
Poverty and Prosperity: <strong>Franciscan</strong>s and the Use of Money 26<br />
Psychology of Love According to St. Bonaventure 7<br />
R<br />
Refounding in the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Tradition 20<br />
Rejoicing in the Works of the Lord: Beauty in the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Tradition 21<br />
Respectfully Yours: Signed and Sealed, Francis of Assisi. Aspects of His Authorship and<br />
Focuses of His Spirituality. 11<br />
Retrieving a Living Tradition: Angelina of Montegiove: <strong>Franciscan</strong>, Tertiary, Beguine 17<br />
Rule of the Friars Minor, 1209-2009: Historical Perspectives, Lived Realties 19<br />
Rule of the Secular <strong>Franciscan</strong> Order: Origins, Development, Interpretation 25<br />
Rules, Testament and Admonitions 2, 12<br />
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St. Anthony Doctor of the Church 17<br />
St. Bonaventure’s Commentary on Ecclesiastes 5<br />
St. Bonaventure’s Disputed Questions on the Knowledge of Christ 5<br />
St. Bonaventure’s Writings Concerning the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Order 5<br />
Saint Bonaventure’s Disputed Questions on the Mystery of the Trinity 5<br />
St. Francis and the Song of Brotherhood and Sisterhood 13<br />
St. Francis and the Third Order: The Francisan and pre-<strong>Franciscan</strong> Penitential Movement 14<br />
St. Francis of Assisi 13, 14, 25<br />
St. Francis of Assisi: Essays in Commemoration 14<br />
Studies in Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Sources: Writings of Francis of Assisi – Letters and Prayers 2, 12<br />
Studies in Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Sources: Writings of Francis of Assisi – Rules, Testaments and<br />
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Studies in Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Sources: Writings of Clare of Assisi 2, 12<br />
Scotus and Ockham Selected Essays 9<br />
Scotus for Dunces: An Introduction to the Subtle Doctor 8<br />
Stigmata of Francis of Assisi, The 10<br />
Studies Honoring Ingnatius Charles Brady, Friar Minor 28<br />
Studies in Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Sources: Writings of Francis and Clare of Assisi 2, 14<br />
Study of the Rule of 1223: History, Exegesis and Reflection, A 13<br />
Sunday Sermons of St. Bonaventure, The 6<br />
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That Others May Know and Love: Essays in Honor of Zachary Hayes, OFM 25<br />
Three Heroes of Assisi in World War II 28<br />
Theory of Knowledge of Vital du Four 28<br />
Towards the Discovery of Clare of Assisi: Clare Discovers the Love of God in the Church 15<br />
Towards the Discovery of Clare of Assisi: Clare’s Form of Gospel Life 15<br />
Towards the Discovery of Clare of Assisi: Fraternal Life 15<br />
Trinitarian Perspectives in the <strong>Franciscan</strong> Theological Tradition 21<br />
True Followers of Justice: Identity, Insertion, and Itinerancy among the Early <strong>Franciscan</strong>s<br />
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Title Index<br />
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Unencumbered Heart A Tribute to Clare of Assisi 1253-2003, An 19<br />
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Vita Evangelica: Essays In Honor of Margaret Carney, OSF 29<br />
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Walls Speak: The Narrative Art of Hildreth Meiere 22<br />
We Saw Brother Francis 12<br />
Women of the Streets, Early <strong>Franciscan</strong> Women and Their Mendicant Vocation 21<br />
Words Made Flesh: Essays Honoring Kenan B. Osborne, OFM 3, 19<br />
Writings of Clare, The 2, 14<br />
Writings of Francis: Letters and Prayers, The 2, 12<br />
Writings of Francis: Rules, Testament and Admonitions, The 2, 12<br />
Writings on the Spiritual Life 6<br />
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