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Book Title
Monsignor Romero: A Bishop for the Third Millennium
Publication Date
2004-09-30
Pages
140
ISBN
9780268038830
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Publisher
University of Notre Dame Press
ISBN-10
026803883X
ISBN-13
9780268038830
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3038282536

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Number of Pages
140 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Monsignor Romero : a Bishop for the Third Millennium
Publication Year
2004
Subject
Christian Life / Inspirational, Christianity / Catholic, Religious
Type
Textbook
Author
Robert S. Pelton
Subject Area
Religion, Biography & Autobiography
Series
Kellogg Institute Series on Democracy and Development Ser.
Format
Hardcover

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Item Height
0.4 in
Item Weight
12.5 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in

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Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2004-011376
Reviews
Fr. Pelton has done a remarkable job in gathering such a diverse and high-quality set of lectures. This volume will become invaluable in keeping Bishop Romero's memory and legacy alive in the U.S. and abroad., "Robert Pelton has collected various essays that attempt to reckon with Romero's formidable influence. Writers in this volume--from El Salvadoran political leader Rubn Zamora to U.S. activist Margaret Swedish, to Chiapas bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia--would surely agree with Archbishop Luciano Mendes de Almeida who points out that, Romero always spoke the truth about the situation of oppression and repression being lived by the poorest of the poor -- even risking his life to do so. ...the book reveals the various conflicts in which Romero found himself at such a grave time in the life of his country." -- The Americas, "Robert Pelton has collected various essays that attempt to reckon with Romero's formidable influence. Writers in this volume--from El Salvadoran political leader Rubén Zamora to U.S. activist Margaret Swedish, to Chiapas bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia--would surely agree with Archbishop Luciano Mendes de Almeida who points out that, Romero always spoke the truth about the situation of oppression and repression being lived by the poorest of the poor -- even risking his life to do so . . . . the book reveals the various conflicts in which Romero found himself at such a grave time in the life of his country." -- The Americas, Nearly twenty-five years after his martyrdom the witness of Monsignor Oscar Romero continues to serve as a reference point for thousands of Latin Americans and people all around the world who model their lives after the Gospel ideals he lived out so fully and faithfully. Father Robert Pelton, our premier Latin Americanist, has shown once again his gifts for highlighting the life of one of the church's true heroic figures with this superb collection of lectures that keep the spirit of Romero alive for future generations., "Robert Pelton has collected various essays that attempt to reckon with Romero's formidable influence. Writers in this volume--from El Salvadoran political leader Rubén Zamora to U.S. activist Margaret Swedish, to Chiapas bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia--would surely agree with Archbishop Luciano Mendes de Almeida who points out that, Romero always spoke the truth about the situation of oppression and repression being lived by the poorest of the poor -- even risking his life to do so. ...the book reveals the various conflicts in which Romero found himself at such a grave time in the life of his country." -- The Americas, "This volume contains reflections offered at the Archbishop Romero Lecture Series at the University of Notre Dame." -- Theology Digest, "The Archbishop Romero Lecture Series at Notre Dame has brought US Americans to a rich and multidimensional encounter with the assassinated archbishop who is so deeply loved in El Salvador and far beyond. The authors themselves are a remarkable assembly; their reflections on Romero's life and witness, interesting and challenging. Robert Pelton has written a wonderful book." --Marie Dennis, Director, Maryknoll Office for Global Concerns and Vice-president, Pax Christi International, "All the lectures collected in this book give valuable insights into the importance of Romero for the third millennium." - American Catholic Studies, "Nearly twenty-five years after his martyrdom the witness of Monsignor Oscar Romero continues to serve as a reference point for thousands of Latin Americans and people all around the world who model their lives after the Gospel ideals he lived out so fully and faithfully. Father Robert Pelton, our premier Latin Americanist, has shown once again his gifts for highlighting the life of one of the church's true heroic figures with this superb collection of lectures that keep the spirit of Romero alive for future generations." --Rev. Stephen P. Judd, M.M., Director of the Maryknoll Language Institute, Cochabamba, Bolivia, "All the lectures collected in this book give valuable insights into the importance of Romero for the third millennium." -- American Catholic Studies, Robert Pelton has collected various essays that attempt to reckon with Romero's formidable influence. Writers in this volume--from El Salvadoran political leader Rubén Zamora to U.S. activist Margaret Swedish, to Chiapas bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia--would surely agree with Archbishop Luciano Mendes de Almeida who points out that, Romero always spoke the truth about the situation of oppression and repression being lived by the poorest of the poor--even risking his life to do so. ...the book reveals the various conflicts in which Romero found himself at such a grave time in the life of his country., All the lectures collected in this book give valuable insights into the importance of Romero for the third millennium., "The essays look with admiring reverence back to his life and forward with hope for the 21st century, which his death enabled him to look into only with far-seeing eyes that would never grow old and weary. Our day too needs such eyes. . . ." -- Review for Religious, "University, college and public libraries would do well to include this book in their collections because it not only sets forth Romero's inspiring legacy but also helps the reader to understand the forces that keep people in debilitating poverty." - Catholic Library World, "University, college and public libraries would do well to include this book in their collections because it not only sets forth Romero's inspiring legacy but also helps the reader to understand the forces that keep people in debilitating poverty." -- Catholic Library World, "Fr. Pelton has done a remarkable job in gathering such a diverse and high-quality set of lectures. This volume will become invaluable in keeping Bishop Romero's memory and legacy alive in the U.S. and abroad." --Rev. Luis Calero, S.J., Santa Clara University, "Robert Pelton has collected various essays that attempt to reckon with Romero's formidable influence. Writers in this volume-from El Salvadoran political leader Rubén Zamora to U.S. activist Margaret Swedish, to Chiapas bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia-would surely agree with Archbishop Luciano Mendes de Almeida who points out that, Romero always spoke the truth about the situation of oppression and repression being lived by the poorest of the poor - even risking his life to do so. ...the book reveals the various conflicts in which Romero found himself at such a grave time in the life of his country." - The Americas, University, college and public libraries would do well to include this book in their collections because it not only sets forth Romero's inspiring legacy but also helps the reader to understand the forces that keep people in debilitating poverty., "For those who have yet to be introduced to this 'saint of our time, Monsignor Romero is a powerful and substantial introduction to his person. For those who already know him, this book provides new and interesting perspectives, from a wide range of people, on his life and continuing significance." -- St. Anthony Messenger, "Oscar Romero, the Archbishop of San Salvador who repeatedly protested against the rampant violence in his homeland. . . has been honored by the Archbishop Romero Lecture Series at the University of Notre Dame since 1987; the present volume makes eight of those lectures available to a wider audience." -- Religious Studies Review, Robert Pelton has collected various essays that attempt to reckon with Romero's formidable influence. Writers in this volume--from El Salvadoran political leader Rubn Zamora to U.S. activist Margaret Swedish, to Chiapas bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia--would surely agree with Archbishop Luciano Mendes de Almeida who points out that, Romero always spoke the truth about the situation of oppression and repression being lived by the poorest of the poor--even risking his life to do so. ...the book reveals the various conflicts in which Romero found himself at such a grave time in the life of his country.
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
282/.092
Synopsis
Monsignor Romero: A Bishop for the Third Millennium is a collection of a series of speeches given in honor of the late archbishop by distinguished visitors to Notre Dame. Shortly before his assassination, Archbishop Romero told an interviewer, "I have to say, as a Christian, that I don't believe in death without resurrection. If they kill me, I will rise again in the Salvadoran people." Using a wealth of detailed information about his life and work, the prelates, priests, human rights advocates, civic leaders, and Latin Americanists who have contributed to this volume show how Romero has fulfilled this prophecy. As the title implies, this book examines Romero's role as a model bishop for the new millennium. It places particular emphasis on his commitment to human rights, his innovative implementation of the option for the poor, his dedication to the Church, and his views of the role of the laity. It is also an inspirational account of Romero's deep and abiding faith that seemingly insoluble problems can be resolved by following the Spirit. An introduction by Fr. Pelton and an afterword by Juan Méndez, Director of the Notre Dame Center for Civil and Human Rights, round out the collection. This diverse and rich assortment of lectures substantially adds to our historical and theological understanding of one of the most important Christian figures of the twentieth century. It will be of significant value to anyone interested in the life of this remarkable man., Essays on the martyred Oscar Romero, the Archbishop of San Salvador, who repeatedly protested against the rampant violence in El Salvador., Monsignor Romero: A Bishop for the Third Millennium is a collection of a series of speeches given in honor of the late archbishop by distinguished visitors to Notre Dame. Shortly before his assassination, Archbishop Romero told an interviewer, "I have to say, as a Christian, that I don't believe in death without resurrection. If they kill me, I will rise again in the Salvadoran people." Using a wealth of detailed information about his life and work, the prelates, priests, human rights advocates, civic leaders, and Latin Americanists who have contributed to this volume show how Romero has fulfilled this prophecy. As the title implies, this book examines Romero's role as a model bishop for the new millennium. It places particular emphasis on his commitment to human rights, his innovative implementation of the option for the poor, his dedication to the Church, and his views of the role of the laity. It is also an inspirational account of Romero's deep and abiding faith that seemingly insoluble problems can be resolved by following the Spirit. An introduction by Fr. Pelton and an afterword by Juan M ndez, Director of the Notre Dame Center for Civil and Human Rights, round out the collection. This diverse and rich assortment of lectures substantially adds to our historical and theological understanding of one of the most important Christian figures of the twentieth century. It will be of significant value to anyone interested in the life of this remarkable man.
LC Classification Number
BX4705.R669M667 2004

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