More Ignatius Press Books, please!

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Rosie Perera said:

Copying this post of mine over from another forum

Then I'll copy my post from that thread over as well:

fgh said:

• Dentzinger: Enchiridion Symbolorum
• Whatever they have by Congar and de Lubac
• Shea: By What Authority?
• Nichols: Lovely Like Jerusalem
• Schönborn: God Sent His Son
• Ouellet: The Relevance and Future of the Second Vatican Council
• Stinissen: Into Your Hands, Father (Vyrso)
• O'Brien: Father Elijah + the rest of the series (Vyrso)
• And, of course, the full Jesus of Nazareth

Rosie Perera said:

Copying this post of mine over from another forum where it might have gotten buried:

I have a number great books from Ignatius Press in my print library, and would love to see these show up in Logos:

• The Everlasting Man by G.K. Chesterton
• Christianity for Modern Pagans: Pascal's Pensees Edited, Outlined & Explained by Peter Kreeft
• Prayer by Hans Urs von Balthasar
• The Shadow-Lands of C.S. Lewis: The Man Behind the Movie by Peter Kreeft
• The Man Born to be King by Dorothy Sayers
• The Annotated Thursday G.K. Chesterton's Masterpiece The Man Who Was Thursday Annotated by Martin Gardner
• The Novels of Charles Williams by Thomas Howard
• Dove Descending: A Journey into T.S. Eliot's Four Quartets by Thomas Howard
• The End of Time by Josef Pieper
• In Defense of Philosophy by Josef Pieper
• A Vacation with the Lord by Thomas H. Green, S.J.

They have created a pre-pub collection of all Josef Pieper's Ignatius Press books here. Pieper is arguably the authority on modern Thomistic thought and his writings are brilliant.