E-Publications

	Study of Delegation of Authority in Local Administration "We have neglected . . . the remarkable resources for good administration which were left to us by Father Chaminade."
	The Sacrament of Our Mission A mission so grand as ours will demonstrably fail; but in the economy of salvation, that failure is the sacramental veil of success.
	You've Got to Be Carefully Taught The hallmark of American Catholicism is diversity—in ethnic heritage, social class, family structure, educational level, spiritual formation and theological orientation.
	Sound Devotions Are Extensions of the Liturgy Recalling special persons and events and continuing time-honored rituals with family and friends nourishes the human spirit. Thus it is with Jesus and his faithful followers.
	Mary: A Woman with a Mission A reflection on Mary's motherhood, based on the daily life of real people and the "apostolic" consequences of this motherhood, written from the geographical and cultural context of West Africa
	What's This About a Fulcrum? Blessed Chaminade used the term "fulcrum," but just what did he mean by it?
	A Marian Apostle of Modern Times Father Emile Neubert (1878-1967) was one of the first theologians to open the road of patristic research on the Virgin Mary.
	Reading Guide: Running Giant (by Louis Reile, SM) An historical retelling of the life and times of William Joseph Chaminade, the Founder of the Marianist Family.