Author and Spiritual Director Beth Booram guides us through the spiritual process of birthing an idea stirring within. She includes fascinating stories of people who have courageously embraced promptings from God, and gives practical help for tending your own God-given dream. Continue reading
Beautifully written with poignancy and humour, Gerry Turcotte’s latest book of 52 short essays, one for every week of the year, reminds us that the essence of life often lies in the “small things”. Continue reading
Artist Faye Hall’s gorgeous new book tells the story, in words and paintings, of her inspired creative path. Continue reading
Did God design our brains to have built-in powers of healing? Bill Locke reviews two mind-bending books exploring a notion that flips many of our theories of medicine on their head: neuroplasticity. Continue reading
Laura Locke reviews a pair of treasures – two books that are spiritually refreshing, as well as being very engaging reads. Continue reading
Dr. Gordon Smith, President of Ambrose University, discusses the books that had a significant impact on his faith formation, and led to a change of heart. Continue reading
With the theme of “Mercy” for this issue of Kolbe Times, it seemed the perfect chance for me to read and review The Return of the Prodigal Son: A Story of Homecoming by Henri Nouwen. Continue reading
James Martin writes about his recent pilgrimage to the Holy Land, and brings us a book that can engage both committed Christians and interested seekers, by revealing a Jesus who ‘sweated and sneezed and scratched’ but who also truly rose from the dead. Continue reading
Bishop Frederick Henry takes a look at various paradigms of Christian leadership, and recommends several books that have shaped his own views. Continue reading
From a very early age, Gerry Turcotte wanted to be a writer, and grew up surrounded by books. Now, as an author himself and President of St. Mary’s University in Calgary, he looks back on some of his literary sources of inspiration. Continue reading
