Das Werk „Jesus von Nazareth“ hat auf der ganzen Welt Millionen Menschen zur Auseinandersetzung mit ihrem Glauben gebracht. Niemals zuvor hat ein Papst so sehr Einblick in sein eigenes Suchen nach Gott gegeben. Er lässt auf bewegende Weise teilhaben an seiner begründeten Überzeugung: Die Botschaft der Evangelien von Jesus als dem Sohn Gottes, von Auferstehung und Erlösung ist verlässlich. Diese Logos-Ausgabe enthält den vollständigen Text des dreiteiligen Werkes, wie er in Band 6/1 der gesammelten Schriften abgedruckt ist.

At life’s many crossroads, the sacraments of the Church—Baptism, Confirmation, Confession, Holy Eucharist, Matrimony, Holy Orders, and Anointing of the Sick—bring people into contact with the saving work of God. In this collection of homilies, Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI) explains these celebrations of the Church and shows how they always offer an opportunity to announce our faith in Christ and to deepen our understanding of it.

“Seek out the Lord and his might; constantly seek his face.” This concise admonition from the Book of Psalms captures the impetus of these meditations, in which Joseph Ratzinger reflects upon the major feasts and the Sundays of the year, inspired by Scripture, the Church Fathers, and the lives of the saints. The seasons of Advent and Christmas receive particular attention, with an address on the mystery of suffering, a sermon on the “Word Made Flesh,” and a consideration of the contribution of St. Francis of Assisi to Christmas celebrations. which join “The Lesson of the Christmas Donkey” by Pope John Paul I in honoring the birth of Jesus Christ, in whom we encounter the very face of God.

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This collections engages the wisdom of the saints and offers practical advice about how to maintain union. You will also find the light of that glory illuminates every season of human life, revealing the loving hand of God’s providence at work in both the extraordinary events and the ordinary moments of salvation history.

“Quien ama es cristiano”. “Es cristiano quien tiene amor. Ésta es la sencilla respuesta a la pregunta por la esencia del cristianismo”. “El presente libro constituye un intento «de formular nuevamente la cuestión de nuestro ser cristianos en el mundo de hoy, y de responder a ella de un modo nuevo. Espero que su contenido pueda ayudar a la renovación de la predicación y de la fe que necesitamos con urgencia en un mundo que ha cambiado radicalmente” (tomado del Prólogo).

According to Pope Benedict XVI, "the liturgical year is a great voyage of faith on which the Church sets us out." The feast days in the Church's liturgical calendar follow the major events of Jesus' life as recounted in the Gospels. This cycle gives a rhythm to the life of the Church and helps Christians better understand the divine mystery. Especially in our secularized society, liturgical practices guide and deepen our path, centering our focus on Christ and teaching us how to live. Beginning with Advent and concluding with the feast of Christ the King, Pope Benedict's Holy Days presents excerpts from selected homilies that he has given over the course of the liturgical year in Rome. The book is organized by season and feast days, with brief introductions. This short devotional volume will be a welcome resource for priests and parishioners seeking to focus their minds in preparation for worship.

For the first time, the 10 great speeches of Benedict XVI's pontificate are collected. From the first homily delivered as soon as he became pope to the last public hearing, these speeches reveal the depth of his theological reflection in simple language that has nourished the faith of millions. Since Pope Benedict XVI died he has had a remarkably good press. Indeed many have argued that there is a natural evolution between Pope Benedicts mission and that of his successor Pope Francis. Dubbed and dismissed by many as an unrepentant traditionalist, we now see a man of profound intelligence and wisdom on matters relating not just to religion but to what is not termed 'The Common Good'. It is thus more important to read these texts carefully and with measure and not in garbled versions dreamt up by the Press. With this in mind, Benedict will be seen as an inspiring thinker who has a lot to teach us now and the future. Included here are his speech on visiting Auschwitz, his address to the…