A Vision BetrayedFrancis Xavier's arrival in Japan in 1549 initiated an approach to mission that distinguished the Jesuits from all other Europeans for the next two hundred years. In a highly readable and stylishly written book, Andrew Ross shows how the Jesuits' sensitivity to Japanese and Chinese culture contradicted the imperialism of the Spanish and the Portuguese, and allowed the possibility of dialogue between East and West. It is a richly detailed account,

I accept all

It focuses on a burning theological issue: that of contextualization

was drowned in a flash flood

This selection of her writings highlights the essence of her spiritual message

and renewable

and author of thirty books including Thomas Merton Peacemaker

For those searching for an integrated

As Sobrino demonstrates

His book is a rallying call for a fresh missionary engagement with global population shifts and a welcome contribution to studies in the field

Extremely well done

written by more than 100 international scholars and theologians

Galilean Journey marks the arrival of a new era of Hispanic/Latino theology in the United States