New and forthcoming
Eremitical Press is pleased to announce the following titles.
General titles. Single copies of the following books may be ordered from booksellers. To buy in trade quantities, please contact Ingram, Spring Arbor, Baker & Taylor, Gardner’s or Bertram.
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Douay Rheims New TestamentThe traditional choice for English-speaking Catholics. This edition includes the Challoner revisions.
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Freedom! Escaping the Prison of the MindAfter going absent without leave from the British army, Ozay Rinpoche begins down a path that leads to solitary confinement in prison. There he establishes a disciplined program of exercise, Bible-reading, and meditation. Pushing himself to meditate for four hours at a time, he arrives at a point of liberation. Ozay’s story is the universal story of self-discovery and redemption. Freedom! includes instructions for meditation and dream interpretation.
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A Journey to the Retreat Centers of British ColumbiaThe author visits Queenswood in Victoria, Bethlehem in Nanaimo, Westminster Abbey in Mission, Immaculate Heart in Cache Creek, Emmanuella House of Prayer in Kelowna, Johnson’s Landing, and Marywood in Cranbrook. Along the way, he discovers the history of British Columbia. Illustrated with photographs.
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Niche titles. The following highly specialized titles are available only from Amazon.com
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Brief History of Contemplative PrayerFrom Jesus, to the Desert Fathers, to the Spanish mystics, and through to our own day, here is the 2,000-year story of contemplative prayer. Drawing on the Bible, John Cassian, the Cloud of Unknowing, and St. John of the Cross, this booklet will be of special value to beginners seeking an understanding of Christian Meditation.
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Christian Meditation: Learn How to Meditate in the Tradition of John MainThis CD teaches you how to meditate in the tradition of John Main and the World Community for Christian Meditation. Simple talks tell the story of John Main and his vision of community, and give instructions for meditation by repetition of the prayer word, or mantra, “Maranatha.” Included are two tracks where a short piece of music fades into 25 minutes of silence so that you can time your meditation period.
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