The Catholic Spirituality Collection (12 vols.) combines the greatest works in Christian mystical theology providing you with a guided tour through the inner sanctum of the soul. The great Christian ascetics are often referred to as the “scientists of prayer” because of their innate … more
The Catholic Church has honored only 35 people with the title “Doctor of the Church,” recognizing them for their eminent learning and great sanctity. Nine of these thinkers have lived in the past five centuries: St. John of Ávila (1500–1569), St. Teresa of Ávila (1515–1582), St. John of … more
This collection includes three catechisms and confessions of faith from the perspective of the Orthodox Christian Church in the seventeenth century. These works are invaluable for their insights into Orthodox theology and piety during the Ottoman occupation, as well as their interactions … more
Far from being the “dark ages” once disparaged by the rationalists of the Enlightenment, modern scholarship has revealed the Middle Ages as a period of profound intellectual, artistic, and spiritual vitality. The culture of the West revolved around Christianity, and the intellectual life … more
Drawing the title from a phrase she found in the [[product product-id="215"]], St. Teresa of Ávila’s The Way of Perfection consists of meditations on important matters of spiritual life, written as advice and explanation for the women of her reformed convent of the Carmelite Order. more
Study how the historic creeds and councils of Christianity treat any passage of the Bible. With the Confessional Documents Collection and the new Confessional Documents Dataset in Logos Now, you’ll see all Scripture references from the historic creeds and confessions and their … more
St. John of the Cross portrays Mount Carmel as the mystical height of Christian spirituality and union with God. In Ascent of Mount Carmel, St. John of the Cross dissects each phase of Christian spiritual growth—both triumphs and defeats—in order to produce a manual for Christian … more
This collection of writings by Teresa of Ávila reflects the many facets of her life. Doctor of the Church, Carmelite nun, saint, mystic, writer, reformer, theologian—Teresa of Ávila impacted the Church in numerous ways during her lifetime and left a powerful legacy for generations of … more
More than a simple autobiography, The Life of St. Teresa of Jesus contains St. Teresa of Ávila’s thoughts on illness, prayer, the perfect Love of God, hope and faith, commentary on visions, life at the Order, meditations on the soul, and more. Benedict Zimmerman provides an in-depth … more
Minor Works of St. Teresa contains: 36 poems 16 “Exclamations” or meditations of the soul St. Teresa’s seven-part Conception of the Love of God The Maxims of St. Teresa and much more! Benedict Zimmerman provides an in-depth introduction, as well as summaries and notes for each section. In … more
Saint John of Damascus (also known as John Damascene) is a significant Orthodox Church Father, responsible for classics in the fields of law, philosophy, theology, and even music—his hymns are still used in both Eastern and Western traditions. This collection showcases the diversity of … more
The letters of great people are the best revelation of their personality. The Letters of Saint Teresa are sometimes answers to questions asked of the her, some offer a few words of counsel or spiritual exhortation, many are doctrinal, many are strictly ecclesiastical, some are historical … more
The letters of great people are the best revelation of their personality. The Letters of Saint Teresa are sometimes answers to questions asked of the her, some offer a few words of counsel or spiritual exhortation, many are doctrinal, many are strictly ecclesiastical, some are historical … more
This volume contains Geraldine E. Hodgson’s translations of four of Richard Rolle of Hampole’s prose treatises: The Form of Perfect Living, Our Daily Life, On Grace, and An Epistle on Charity. In the Logos edition, this volume is enhanced by amazing functionality. Important terms link to … more
The letters of great people are the best revelation of their personality. The Letters of Saint Teresa are sometimes answers to questions asked of the her, some offer a few words of counsel or spiritual exhortation, many are doctrinal, many are strictly ecclesiastical, some are historical … more
