Soliloquies

Prevost, Robert Francis

El primer libro de León XIV. Una obra esencial para quienes buscan, en el papa León XIV, orientación espiritual y pastoral: hondura espiritual, claridad teológica ycoraje moral. «NOS HICISTE, SEÑOR, PARA TI, Y NUESTRO CORAZÓN ESTÁ INQUIETO HASTA QUE DESCANSE EN TI».SAN AGUSTÍN Libres bajo la gracia reúne la primera colección publicada de Robert Francis Prevost —el papa León XIV...

America, Biblia De América

Ahora diseñada para las mujeres en color rosada con flores. Esta preciosa y resistente edición en letra grande de la Biblia de América contiene los textos íntegros de la Biblia, en una traducción que cuenta con la aprobación de las Conferencias Episcopales de México, Colombia y Chile. Su traducción fluida, su nuevo diseño y letra grande, amenizan la lectura de esta Biblia y la ...

Basho, Matsuo

Matsuo Basho (1644-1694) fue el poeta japonés más influyente de su época y el maestro indiscutible del haiku. Este volumen presenta la traducción completa al castellano de sus diarios de viaje, textos donde la prosa poética y la filosofía zen se entrelazan en narrativas que transcurren entre templos antiguos, caminos remotos y momentos de luminosa cotidianidad salpicados de poe...

B. Powell, Barry / Lisowiec, Joanna / Homero, Homero / Homer, Homero

Una edición bellamente ilustrada que da nueva vida al viaje épico de Odiseo/Ulises, acercando el gran clásico de Homero a los lectores de hoy. Tras casi tres mil años, la Odisea de Homero sigue siendo una delas historias más extraordinarias de todos los tiempos. Un relato de monstruos y barcos, tormentas y sirenas, brujas y hechizos, fidelidades y traiciones, y, en última insta...

Weil, Simone

Una de las obras más singulares de la filosofía del siglo XX: Simone Weil, filósofa, mística y helenista, tiende un puente entre la Grecia antigua y el cristianismo para demostrar que el Bien es eterno, universal y no pertenece a ninguna cultura en exclusiva. Escritos entre diciembre de 1941 y mayo de 1942, en su exilio durante la guerra, estos textos son el fruto más luminoso ...

Eckhart, Maestro

¿Es posible pensar a Dios sin reducirlo a un concepto? El Comentario al Evangelio de Juan es el más extenso y el último de los comentarios bíblicos del Maestro Eckhart, redactado probablemente durante su segundo magisterio parisino (1311-1313) y revisado durante sus estancias en Estrasburgo y Colonia. Las implicaciones gnósticas presentes en el Evangelio de Juan, el más místico...

Saint Augustine

The several heads of error which were alleged against Pelagius at the Synod in Palestine, with his answers to each charge, are minutely discussed. Augustine shows that, although Pelagius was acquitted by the synod, there still clave to him the suspicion of heresy; and that the acquittal of the accused by the synod was so contrived, that the heresy itself with which he was charg...

Saint Augustine

St. Augustine enumerates his book on the Profit of Believing first among those he wrote as Presbyter, to which order he was raised at Hippo about the beginning of the year 391. The person for whom he wrote had been led into error by himself, and appears to have been recovered from it, at least if he is the same who wrote to St. Augustine from Carthage about 412, proposing sever...

Saint Augustine

If any one will piously and soberly consider the sermon which our Lord Jesus Christ spoke on the mount, as we read it in the Gospel according to Matthew, I think that he will find in it, so far as regards the highest morals, a perfect standard of the Christian life: and this we do not rashly venture to promise, but gather it from the very words of the Lord Himself. ...

Saint Augustine

The person to whom I had addressed the three books entitled De Peccatorum Meritis et Remissione, in which I carefully discussed also the baptism of infants, informed me, when acknowledging my communication, that he was much disturbed because I declared it to be possible that a man might be without sin, if he wanted not the will, by the help of God, although no man either had li...

Saint Augustine

The author usually calls the book On Faith, Hope and Love, because he treats the subject under these three heads cf. 1 Corinthians 13:13. He follows under the first head the order of the Apostles Creed, and refutes, without naming them, the Manichæan, Apollinarian, Arian, and Pelagian heresies. Under the second head he gives a brief exposition of the Lords Prayer. The third par...

Saint Augustine

The essence of the Rule is to value community life over seeking for oneself. For this reason, All members are to share what they have, and are to receive only according to their need. All work is to be accomplished for the common good of all. All members are to exercise mutual care and vigilance over one another. ...