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BOOKS on THEOLOGY in O.R.E.
The Futurist Option
Carl Braaten, Robert Jenson
The future of Jesus Christ is the ground of the freedom of the Christian man to take the present seriously. It
is fully open to both the burdens and the joys of the present. 25.BRAA
The Theology of Baptism
Sister Lorna Brockett
This book presents within a brief compass something of the riches of baptismal theology as it has
developed over the centuries. By its stress on the doctrinal riches and ecumenical implications of baptism
this book should help readers to a fuller understanding of baptism and its meaning for Christian life tody.
25.BROC
The Study of Theology
Charles Davis
A collection of essays gathered together to gain a wider public for them. 25.DAVI
The Theology of Grace
Cornelius Ernst
This book offers a brief survey of the language and tradition of grace with special emphasis on St. Paul and
St. Augustine. In a final chapter an attempt is made to outline a theology of grace in terms of meaning, in
the hope that such a theology might do justice to the various insights of the past and respond to the needs
of the present. 25.ERNS
Theology for Parents & Teachers
Melvin Farrell, S.S.
Today, many Catholics have nagging, uneasy questions about their changing Church. No book can answer
all the questions that have been asked about the Church since Vatican II. This book deals with the
questions most frequently asked in an easy-to-read, east-to-understand, informative style. 25.FARR
An Introduction to Catholic Sacramental Theology
Dr. Alexandre Ganoczy
This book moves clearly from 1) a sketch of the historical development of the sacramental concept, to 2)
the basic elements in a general theory of the sacrament, to 3) discussion of the individual sacraments.
25.GANO
What Are the Theologians Saying?
Monica Hellwig
A book for Catholic adults who want to understand the changing focus in Catholic theology, but how have
no specialized training in theology. 25.HELL
On Being a Christian
Hans Kung
This book is written for all those who, for any reason at all, honestly and sincerely want to know what
Christianity, what being a Christian, really means. 25.KUNG
Theology of Confirmation
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Austin Milner, O.P.
Outlines the history of the gift of the Holy Spirit in the initiation rites of the early Church. Attention is
given to the development of episcopal confirmation as a separate rite. The author=s linking of the two
main patterns for confirmation in the early Church respectively with the Pauline and Lukan theologies of
the Spirit is particularly illuminating and exciting. 25.MILN
Theology of Revelation
Gerald Moran, F.S.C.
Part of a >Studies in Religious Education= series. 25.MORA
Theology and Revelation
Gerald O'Collins, S.J.
This book studies the divine self-revelation in terms of Biblical, personal and historical categories. The
author outlines a theology of revelation as God=s promise which calls man=s hope to life. 25.OCOL
Fundamentalism: A Catholic Perspective
Thomas O'Meara, O.P.
The author has produces an incisive commentary on the theological and psychological principles which
undergird fundamentalism today. This book also offers an alternative to fundamentalism - an alternative
nourished by the authentic springs of Christianity as they are preserved within Roman Catholicism.
25.OMEA
The Theology of Eucharist
James Quinn, S.J.
The Eucharist is the heart of the Christian life. It is the sacrament of Christ=s presence because it is the
sacrament of his sacrifice. It is the summary, the sign and the means of salvation. 25.QUIN
The Lonely Crowd
David Reisman
This book is about social character and the difference in social character between men of different regions,
eras, and groups. It considers the ways in which different social character types, once they are formed at
the knee of society, are then deployed in work, play, politics and child-rearing activities of society.
25.REIS
The Preaching Word: On the Theology of Proclamation
Otto Semmelroth, SJ
This book provides a theological clarification on the new orientation in the Church=s worship. 25.SEMM
A Theology of Celebration
Eugene Walsh, S.S.
A readable re-introduction to Vatican II sacramental theology. 25.WALS
A Theology of Presence
Dick Westley
The thoughtful reader of this book will be empowered to evaluate and rethink traditional attitudes relevant
to our present-day lives. For all Catholics who seek to accommodate a love of their country with an active
faith-life. 25.WEST
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The Theology of the Incarnation
Ralph Woodhal
This is a study of the central event of Christian history. How do the facts of the life of Jesus stand in
relation to the development of that community and to the development of its doctrine? Consideration of
this question will help show how the Incarnation is situated in theology. 25.WOOD
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VIDEOS IN O.R.E.
MARIAN THEOLOGY
SPEAKER:
Anthony J. Tambasco
PUBLISHED: Tabor Publishing (1990)
The first five sessions highlight where the Church has come from, including a new emphasis on Scripture,
a discussion on relevant themes like Mediatrix, Immaculate Conception, and the Assumption. The last five
sessions show how Marian theology can move us toward the cutting edge of such contemporary issues as
the role of women in the church and society.
1)
What has changed?
2)
Approaching Scriptures
3)
Devotion and Spirituality
4)
Mother and Mediatrix
5)
The Immaculate Conception and Assumption
6)
Mary and the Holy Spirit
7)
Mary and Women Today
8)
The Virginity of Mary
9)
Mary and the Poor
10)
Marian Devotion and Spirituality
LENGTH: Three 50-min. tapes VID#: 25.701, 25.702, 25.706
TOPICS IN THEOLOGY
SPEAKER:
Rev. Louis Brusatti
PUBLISHED: Daughters of Charity (1986)
Tape 3: Contemporary Sacramental Theology;
Tape 4: The Sacraments of Initiation: An Overview
Level: adult. GUIDE. LENGTH: 1 hr/20 min. (total) VID#: 25.703, 25.704
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