Includes The Book of Her Life, Spiritual Testimonies, and Soliloquies.

A collection of poetry, letters, and counsels of St. John are presented here in a revised English translation, incorporating recent major advances in Sanjuanist scholarship. The poems are printed in Spanish as well as English.

St. Teresa’s letters show striking candor, with details not meant for the public, chronicling troubles and triumphs and expressions of sadness and joy. Scholars consider her letters unparalleled in Spanish literature. Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, presented in two volumes.

St. Teresa’s letters show striking candor, with details not meant for the public, chronicling troubles and triumphs and expressions of sadness and joy. Scholars consider her letters unparalleled in Spanish literature. Translated by Kieran Kavanaugh, presented in two volumes.

The anonymous fourteenth-century English monk communicates in ordinary, everyday language a guide to ideal prayer.

Edited, with an introduction by James Walsh.

Saints’ lives, sermons, liturgy, monastic rules, penitentials and exegesis, as well as devotional texts, poems and works of theology.

Prayers, poems and selections from the writings of Pelagius, Erigena and St. Patrick.

The author, a BBC producer, gives a moving account of the Catholic monk who became an Indian swami.

A collection of talks expressing the theme that tradition is not a matter of theories of secondhand experience but the living and human self-transmission of Christ to his disciples.

The author, a longtime personal friend and student of Griffiths, gives the essential characteristics of his theology as they relate to Hindu and Christian traditions.