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WINNER 2018 CATHOLIC PRESS ASSOCIATION BOOK AWARD! - POPULAR PRESENTATION OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH

In a lively and personal style rich with sto­ries and personal reflection, Fr. Richard Malloy introduces readers to the art and practice of Spiritual Direction in the Jesuit tra­dition. Responding to the tone and texture of millennials’ questions and concerns, his book emphasizes spiritual direction as a relationship with God that leads to both personal and so­cial transformation.

Drawing on insights from a wide range of au­thors who write on prayer and the spiritual life, Fr. Malloy shows how the human desire for God unites with our aspirations for a world that reflects God’s peace and justice. He dis­cusses Ignatian tradition and practices, such as the examen and silent retreats, and shows how to integrate prayer and reflection into everyday life.

Useful for courses on spirituality and pastoral theology, Spiritual Direction: A Beginner’s Guide is enriching reading for those seeking spiritual growth as well as those already engaged in spir­itual direction.Read this interview with the author.

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Format: Paperback book
Product code: OB982536
Dimensions: 6" x 9"
Length: 224 pages
Publisher:
Orbis Books
ISBN: 9781626982536
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Written by Richard G. Malloy and SJ

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Richard G. Malloy, SJ, is the university chaplain at the University of Scranton, working with Campus Ministry, the Center for Service and Social Justice, The Jesuit Center, Service Learning and the International Service Programs. He has also served as a professor and university chaplain at St. Joseph’s Univer­sity in Philadelphia. He is the author of A Faith That Frees and Being on Fire, both Catholic Press Association award winners from Orbis Books.