The Last of the Fathersby Thomas Merton
$6.40 : Paperback, 123 pg, January 1982, Harcourt Brace
Your Angels Guard My Stepsby Saint Bernard of Clairvaux. David Hazard (editor)
$7.19 : Paperback, 160 pg, March 1996, Bethany House
Bernard of Clairvaux stands among the rare handful of men and women gifted with true insight into the unseen, supernatural world. Known throughout the medieval church as a "spiritual doctor," he was given both a spectacular vision of angels and the wisdom to understand their purposes among men.
Bernard of Clairvaux : A Lover Teaching the Way of Loveby Saint Bernard of Clairvaux Bernard, M. Basil Pennington (editor)
$7.96 : Paperback, 128 pg, Mach 1997, New City Press
The selections of Bernard's ever-beautiful prose offered here are varied enough to introduce the reader to all of the Saint's more important writings.
Bernard of Clairvaux: Selected Worksby G. Rosemary Evans, designed by Ewert Cousins, Jean LeClercq
$15.96: Paperback, 352 pg, November 1987, Paulist Press
Here in a new translation by G.R. Evans are the writings that have had such a major role in shaping the Western monastic tradition and influencing the development of Catholic mystical theology. Together with an introduction by the master of Bernard studies, jean Leclercq, they comprise a volume that occupies and place of special importance in the chronicle of the history of the western spiritual adventure.
On the Love of God and Other Selected WritingsSaint Bernard of Clairvaux, Charles Dollen (editor)
$7.16: Paperback, 136 pg, February 1997, Alba House
On the Song of Songs Iby Bernard of Clairvaux
$10.95: Paperback, June 1980, Cistercian Publications
These eighty-six sermons are among the most famous and most beautiful examples of medieval scriptural exegesis. In them the modern reader can catch a glimpse of the genius an entire generation found irresistible.
On the Song of Songs IIby Bernard of Clairvaux
$10.95: Paperback, June 1980, Cistercian Publications
On the Song of Songs IVby Bernard of Clairvaux
$10.95: Paperback, December 1980, Cistercian Publications
Bernard of Clairvaux: Between Cult and Historyby Adriaan H. Bredero, Reinder Bruinsma (translator)
$30.00: Hardback, 334 pg, March 1997, Eerdmans
The Family That Overtook Christ: The Amazing Story of the Family of Bernard of Clairvauxby Raymond Buckminster Fuller
$7.95: Paperback, 413 pg, January 1986, Saint Paul Books and Media
Saint Bernard of Clairvaux: Oracle of the 12th Centuryby Theodore Ratisbonne
$18.50: Paperback, 437 pg, December 1991, TAN Books and Publishers
Five Books on Consideration - Advice to a Popeby Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, John D. Anderson (translator), Elizabeth T. Kennan (translator)
$8.95 : Paperback, 222 pg, January 1976, Cistercian Publications
Bernard of Clairvaux: A Saint's Life in Word and Imageby M. Basil Pennington, Yael Katzir
$29.95 : Hardback, 254 pg, November 1994, Our Sunday Visitor
This extraordinary book invites you to walk with a great man on his life's journey, a journey that is unique and powerful, and yet like all of our journeys, so very human. See him, not through the eyes of later historians, but as Bernard himself saw and lived his own life. Let his own words and thoughts come together with the images of his times so that through his inspiration you may be able to face your own doubts and find your own answers to life's most compelling and complex questions.
Dante and the Mystical Tradition: Bernard of Clairvaux in the Commediaby Steven Botterill
$80.00 : Hardback, 269 pg, January 1994, Cambridge University Press
In this study, Steven Botterill explores the intellectual relationship between the greatest poet of the fourteenth century, Dante, and the greatest spiritual writer of the twelfth century, Bernard of Clairvaux. Botterill analyzes Bernard's appearance as a character in the closing cantos of the Paradiso in the context of his medieval reputation as a contemplative mystic, devotee of Mary, and, above all, a preacher of outstanding eloquence. Botterill's new critical stance will provoke a reevaluation of Bernard's significance in the Commedia.
Women and Saint Bernard of Clairvauxby Jean Leclercq, Marie-Bernard Said (translator)
$16.95 : Paperback, May 1990, Cistercian Publications
Bells of Conquest: Saint Bernard of ClairvauxDaughters of Saint Paul Staff
$3.00 : Hardback, 79 pg, January 1987, Pauline Books and Media
Saint Bernard of Clairvauxby Leon Cristiani
$3.50: Paperback, 174 pg, October 1997, Pauline Books and Media
$4.50: Hardback, 174 pg, October 1997, Pauline Books and Media
15 Days of Prayer With Saint Bernardby Pierre-Yves Emery, Victoria Hebert (translator), Denis Sabourin (translator)
$6.36 : Paperback, 128 pg, March 2000, Liguori Publications
Homilies in Praise of the Blessed Virgin Maryby Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, Amadeus of Lausanne
$7.95 : Paperback, 65 pg, February 1994, Cistercian Publications
Sermons for the Summer Seasons, Liturgical Sermonsby Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, Beverly Mayne Kienzle
$13.95 Paperback, 165 pg, January 1991, Cistercian Publishers
Bernard of Clairvauxby Gillian R Evans
$18.95 : Paperback, 232 pg, November 1999, Oxford University Press
The Difficult Saint : Bernard of Clairvaux and His Traditionby Brian Patrick McGuire
$32.95 : Hardback, 317 pg, January 1991, Cistercian Publications
Spiritual Teaching of Saint Bernard of Clairvauxby John R. Sommerfeldt
$32.95 : Hardback, 352 pg, January 1991, Cistercian Publications
Bernard of Clairvaux (Great Medieval Thinkers)by Gillian R. Evans
$45.00: Hardback, 232 pg, February 2000, Oxford University Press
$18.95: Paperback, 232 pg, February 2000, Oxford University Press
Bernard of Clairvaux and the Shape of Monastic Thought - Broken Dreamsby M. B. B. Pranger
$113.50 : Hardback, 375 pg, August 1997, Brill Academic Publishers
This book does not limit itself to the historical and devotional side of Bernard, but brings to the fore his stylistic originality. Bernard emerges as a flexible thinker, a great dramatist and an adroit master of language, who combines the fixed pattern of monastic life with the vicissitudes of extra-mural events. On the one hand, Bernard's writings are composed according to the rhythm of the uninterrupted ritual of prayer and singing inside the walls of the monastery. On the other hand, that ritual is interspersed with notions of love and death. The present study describes the literary devices through which Bernard shapes the monastic existence as a subtle blend of liturgical routine and uncontrollable events and emotions.
Pathway of Peace : Cistercian Wisdom according to Saint Bernardby Charles Dumont
$26.95: Hardback, 259 pg, March 2000, Cistercian Publications