Kevin T. Kelly

As a result of his visit to Uganda, on behalf of the Catholic Fund for Overseas Development, theologian Kevin Kelly made the discovery that poverty and marginalization create windows of opportunity for the transmission of AIDS. In this book, Kelly brings together the whole of his thinking and experience as a teacher, moral theologian, and parish priest to challenge the thinking of the Church on sex and sexuality as moral issues for our time.

Moral Theology and the Challenge of AIDS

New Directions in Sexual Ethics

James F. Keenan

Jon Fuller

Lisa Sowle Cahill

"An eye-opening demonstration of how Catholic moral theology works in the concrete...ÝKeenan shows that ̈ the Catholic tradition of moral theology is robust, timely, supple, humane and, most of all, wise enough to make vital contributions to ongoing global discussions about the current state of the Body of Christ." -National Catholic Reporter

Catholic Ethicists on HIV/AIDS Prevention

A priest's fifty years of stuggle to be faithful to the spirit of Vatican II, reminding us that the task of receiving Vatican II is far from complete.

A Personal Odyssey

50 Years Receiving Vatican II

One scientific method can be said to be more reliable than another if it can arrive at the truth in more possible circumstances than the other can. This extensively ilustrated book shows how to find answers to questions such as whether standard methodological recommendations help or hinder the reliability of inquiry, or how reliable computable methods can be, using techniques and concepts drawn from formal learning theory, topology and the theory of computability.

The Logic of Reliable Inquiry

A substantial challenge facing the Church today is to help young married couples grow in the attitudes and skills needed to take seriously the indissolubility of their marriage. In a sense, Kelly contends, young couples must begin to realize that they have to create the indissolubility of their own marriage, if it is to exist. Kelly also suggests that the Church should develop an effective theology of pastoral care for those who have been through the trauma of marriage breakdown. While remarriage is not a panacea for everyone wounded in this way, for some it brings real healing and new life. This new edition contains a new introduction and a substantial new Appendix containing a rich collection of articles and book extracts related to divorce and remarriage in the Church. A useful and informative resource for those who minister to the married, divorced and remarried within the faith community.

Kevin T. Kelly

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