Conscience and Catholic Health CareCATHOLIC PRESS ASSOCIATION BOOK AWARD! FAITHFUL CITIZENSHIP "An essential and refreshing read, not just for health care professionals but also for secular policy advocates like myself. The authors open up the theme of conscience and move beyond the notion of conscience as a closed door or a sledge hammer. For example, the communal dimension of conscience was unknown to me; I now see how imagination and the common good are also included in any moral

University of Dar es Salaam

this compelling work is a wonderfully realized tribute to our shared humanity

A terrific read

Collegeville

Jean-Paul Wiest received his Ph

part of a minority cohort of post-Vatican II women religious

"Every day

Italy in July 2010 to discuss the challenges they face

Border of Death

Kirk-Duggan

Mohandas Gandhi: Essential Writings

Recent years have seen a paradigm shift in Christian self-understanding