Who Am I To Judge?
by Edward Sri | 
Meditation and Kabbalah
by Aryeh Kaplan | 
Lament for a Son
by Nicholas Wolterstorff | 
Five Proofs of the Existence of God
by Edward Feser | 
Insecurity of Freedom
by Abraham Joshua Heschel |
Transformation in Christ
by Dietrich Von Hildebrand | 
The Last Superstition
by Edward Feser |
Atheist Delusions
by David Bentley Hart | 
The Living I Ching
by Ming-Dao Deng | 
Leaves from the Notebook of a Tamed Cynic
by Reinhold Niebuhr | 
Philosophy and Religion in the West
by Phillip Cary | 
The Tao Is Silent
by Raymond Smullyan | 
Theology of Hope
by Jurgen Moltmann |
The Shaking of the Foundations
by Paul Tillich |
The Eight Gates of Zen
by John Daido Loori |
Halakhic Man
by Joseph B. Soloveitchik | 
Dynamics of Faith
by Paul Tillich |
Gateless Barrier
by Zenkei Shibayama |
Tragic sense of life
by Miguel de Unamuno |
The Christian Philosophy of St. Thomas Aquinas
by Etienne Gilson |
With humor and ease, Father Michael Gaitley, MIC, deftly unlocks the "one thing," the key to the Church's wisdom, and the greatest mystery of the Catholic faith: the Most Holy Trinity. Far from being a scholarly or academic read, The "One Thing" is Three makes deep theology accessible to every-day Catholics. What's more, it makes even what's familiar or forgotten appear in a way that's new, exciting, and relevant. Thus, The "One Thing" is Three brings its readers a unique and powerful experience of the faith. It's the perfect book for the Year of Faith.