John Sullivan, O.C.D.
John Sullivan, OCD is currently provincial of the Washington Province of Discalced Carmelites. He obtained a doctoral degree in worship and sacramental theology from the Institut Catholique in 1973. He has been for the past several years English-language editor of the Collected Works of Edith Stein and of Carmelite Studies.
Lectures by John Sullivan O.C.D.
CD112-L
Edith Stein: Finding the Cross in Everyday Life
John Sullivan O.C.D.
St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein) led a life with sometimes more than normal difficulties and disappointments. In spite of all of her intellectual acumen, taxing studies at university sent her into a depressed state. Personal losses and discrimination followed her throughout her life.
$9.99
CD115-AR
Empathy: Key to St. Thérèse’s Little Way
John Sullivan O.C.D.
A restatement of the heart of Saint Thérèse’s message, her so called Little Way, and indications of some instances where the Little Way operated practically during her life.
$9.99
CD190-AM
Edith Stein and Renewal
John Sullivan O.C.D.
“The new spirit already exists and will prevail.” Those words were coined by a young Ph.D., named Edith Stein during World War I to assure her sister it is worth hoping and worth working through current crises toward a better, a renewed future. We learn how Edith Stein, also St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross, Carmelite Nun and co-patroness of Europe went resolutely ahead to find ways of renewal in the spirit-dominated realm that she could see at work as it unfolded.
$9.99
CD319
St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross:
Carmelite Authors 101 Series
John Sullivan O.C.D.
A Saint, a martyr, a leader of the women’s movement in the Catholic Church – Edith Stein was also a jewess, and a respected philosopher; but
most of all she was a Carmelite. She lived in a different time under very unusual circumstances, but we can all learn from her.
$9.99
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