editorial resources
St. George Publishing offers a varied and useful array of writings to enhance your ministry; all for insertion in your bulletin and newsletter, easily downloaded form our website.
REFLECTIONS COLUMNS ON READINGS BY DR. SCOTT HAHN
Dr. Scott Hahn, Founder and President of the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology, is one of the world's most successful Catholic authors and teachers.
He earned his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from Marquette University. His scholarly writing has appeared in Journal of Biblical Literature, Catholic Biblical Quarterly, and Currents in Biblical Research.
Dr. Hahn is the general editor of the Ignatius Study Bible and is author or editor of more than 20 books. He has more than one million books and tapes in print worldwide.
He holds the Chair of Biblical Theology and Liturgical Proclamation at Saint Vincent Seminary in Latrobe, Pennsylvania and is Professor of Scripture and Theology at Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio.
JOURNEY OF FAITH To Walk As One and In Word & Deed
James Gaffney, a writer and teacher from Pennsylvania, has been involved in religious and educational writing for many years. In addition to teaching writing courses, he has worked for several Catholic book publishers as a writer and editor.
His columns and articles focus on evangelization and Catholic formation, especially in spirituality. His latest book How Shall We Pray is available through Catholic Book Publishing.
To Walk As One takes a light-hearted look at the “domestic church” and how our spouses and families form the first school of faith and the training ground of spirituality. Through common experiences and memories, readers can envision how faith, hope and love are embodied in homes.
In Word and Deed offers short reflections for each Sunday of the Church Year. With clear explanations and practical examples, the theme of Christian life and holiness is explored. The reader is encouraged to pursue holiness in the ordinary events and circumstances of daily living
Q&A
Father James A. Field is pastor of Incarnation of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Parish in Melrose and Saugus, Massachusetts, in the Boston Archdiocese. He has served as Director of the Office for Worship in Boston, and on the Executive Board of the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions. Presently, he serves on the Board of the North American Forum on the Catechumenate. Before ordination in 1990, he was a member of the Xaverian Brothers, a teacher and administrator in Xaverian schools in Connecticut and Massachusetts, and at the University of Notre Dame, where he served on the staff of the Notre Dame Center for Pastoral Liturgy.
He holds a graduate degree in liturgical studies from the University of Notre Dame and has written and lectured widely on liturgical renewal.
SCRIPTUE READINGS
In concurrence with the readings set forth by the US Conference of Catholic Bishops, St. George Publishing offers the weekly readings for each cycle of the three liturgical years in a format easily inserted into your publication.
TEEN LIFE
St. George Publishing is proud to offer Teen Columns for your bulletins and newsletters! More and more teens are searching for answers about God’s role in their lives. We have asked Brooks Gibbs to write columns which address what the Bible teaches about topics that are relevant to teen’s lives in today’s world.
Brooks Gibbs is celebrating over seven years of inspiring audiences internationally and he’s still in his 20’s! Brooks has spoken to over half a million people, hosted national radio and television shows and provided pastoral counsel to families and communities in crisis.
SUNDAY FUNDAY
St. George Publishing is proud to offer Sunday Funday, a new children's activity resource from David Fielding.
Geared for ages 4-12, these fun activities and reflections are specific to the liturgical readings each Sunday. They can be inserted as a full page or if space doesn’t allow, we’ve broken the activities down into smaller pieces for “picking and choosing”. The individual activities are perfect any time throughout the year! Here is a positive way to directly involve the youth of your parish, with pertinent faith based activities.
Let your Directors of Religious Education, teachers, pastor, RCIA director and anyone else who may benefit from this resource know about it. It is provided for your use as an enhancement to your many important ministries.
About David Fielding
David Fielding is a full-time illustrator and writer. He began his career as an illustrator while still working as a teacher in England. He did many of the illustrations for a set of science books for children which he wrote and published through Basil Blackwell Ltd. of Oxford, England.
David later wrote and illustrated a children’s life of Christ called ‘The Light of the World.’ This told the life of Jesus in color picture-strip, while using the strip to explain the teaching of the Church.
He has done a variety of other work: religious illustrations for Pauline Books and Media, and for Loreto Publications; and secular work for Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine and Cleaveland/Price Inc. Work for the last named involved not only the creation of technical illustrations for advertising purposes, but the creation of computerized 3D models and animated sequences.
