Current Projects
And Under the B: “Sacraments”
A CPA Award!
The Catholic Press Association Book Awards is an annual program to recognize the outstanding work product of publishers, authors, and book editors. These books promote outstanding Catholic material to the general public. Their writings support readers in their journey to live a faith-filled life. The Catholic Press Association announces recipient names for each of the 50 categories of award at its Catholic Media Conference in June, publishes them in the Awards issue of The Catholic Journalist, and showcases them on the CPA website.
B37: Sacraments
First Place
Naming Our Sins: How Recognizing the Seven Deadly Vices Can Renew the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Jana M. Bennett and David Cloutier, Editors, The Catholic University of America Press
Second Place
Impressively Free: Henri Nouwen as a Model for a Renewed Priesthood, Michael W. Higgins and Kevin Burns, published in the United States by Paulist Press and by Novalis in Canada.
July 9, 2020
A CPA Award!
The Catholic Press Association Book Awards is an annual program to recognize the outstanding work product of publishers, authors, and book editors. These books promote outstanding Catholic material to the general public. Their writings support readers in their journey to live a faith-filled life. The Catholic Press Association announces recipient names for each of the 50 categories of award at its Catholic Media Conference in June, publishes them in the Awards issue of The Catholic Journalist, and showcases them on the CPA website.
B37: Sacraments
First Place
Naming Our Sins: How Recognizing the Seven Deadly Vices Can Renew the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Jana M. Bennett and David Cloutier, Editors, The Catholic University of America Press
Second Place
Impressively Free: Henri Nouwen as a Model for a Renewed Priesthood, Michael W. Higgins and Kevin Burns, published in the United States by Paulist Press and by Novalis in Canada.
July 9, 2020
This book by Emma Anderson of the University of Ottawa, published in 2007 by Harvard University Press, deals with the early days of "New France" and Catholic missionary work with indigenous peoples. It is the basis of a new Ideas program that I am currently producing for CBC Radio. Originally, this documentary was scheduled to air in June 2020. Of course, Covid-19 has interrupted many things around the world, including this. "Suspended" is the word. A progress report on the development of this fascinating story will appear when we can all safely get back doing interviews and sound gathering, and finally able to work inside a studio once more. Updates will follow. (Revised May 31, 2020)