All Oppression Shall Cease : A History of Slavery, Abolitionism, and the Catholic Church Religion_ World Religions & Interfaith

All Oppression Shall Cease : A History of Slavery, Abolitionism, and the Catholic Church Religion_ World Religions & InterfaithCatholic Media Association Award Winner" In the hopes of a better future, Kellerman unflinchingly documents the Catholic Church's complex relationship to slavery from Biblical times to abolitionism in the nineteenth century Americas. This remarkable study is deeply researched, clearly written, and powerfully honest; it deserves to be widely read.David Wheat, author, Atlantic Africa and the Spanish Caribbean, 1570 1640 As necessary as it is painful,

The essays in Sorbino’s latest collection bear on one of the most pressing signs of the times: the existence of a “crucified people

"The six medieval mystics who engage in conversation at this imaginary dinner impart timeless wisdom and much-needed hope to our discordant world

Master of Magdalene College

While inspired by the sense of spiritual certainty

an auxiliary bishop with a global flock

and change

"Marie Dennis invites us into a discussion among seasoned practitioners of Gospel nonviolence

" --Elizabeth A

is one of the most popular religious writers today

In this much-needed book

writes with deep feeling and conviction about the contributions of liberation theology to church teaching—particularly in its articulation of the preferential option for the poor

we encounter traces of the crucified Jewish Jesus in human social suffering in our world