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The book "He Goes and He Cannot" (2001) by Paul M. Zulehner and Anna Hennersperger deals with issues of spirituality, identity, and the challenges of priestly and religious life in the contemporary world.
Esteban Uriburu's spiritual work is dedicated to the Virgin Mary and the Schoenstatt Movement. The book calls for deeper faith, inner renewal, and the recognition of Mary as the living tabernacle of God's presence.
The collection of spiritual poetry and reflections of sister Ana Zorka Kojaković brings verses about faith, hope and the meaning of life, celebrating God's presence and the joy of being in everyday moments.
Ivan Nimac's book analyzes the role, legal framework, and organization of military chaplaincy in European countries, highlighting the challenges that military chaplains face in contemporary society.
Karl Rahner's work On Everyday Things, through deep theological and philosophical reflection, examines ordinary, everyday human acts and phenomena as spaces for encountering God and his grace.
DOCAT is the official handbook and popular summary of the Church's Social Science for Youth from 2016. Through questions and answers, it encourages young people to act, do justice and actively build a fairer society.