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Milestones Memoirs 1927-1977
by Joseph Ratzinger
Milestones Memoirs 1927-1977 by Joseph Ratzinger

Journey Towards Easter
by Joseph Ratzinger

Church, Ecumenism, and Politics
by Joseph Ratzinger

Christianity and the Crisis of Cultures
by Joseph Ratzinger  
 

God Is Near Us
by Joseph Ratzinger
 

To Look on Christ
by Joseph Ratzinger
 

Many Religions - One Covenant
by Joseph Ratzinger

The Spirit of the Liturgy
by Joseph Ratzinger 

The Word Made Love: The Dialogical Theology of Joseph Ratzinger
by Christopher S. Collins

Introduction to Christianity
-by Joseph Ratzinger

by Joseph Ratzinger

by Joseph Ratzinger and Jurgen Habermas


 Eschatology: Death and Eternal Life
by Joseph Ratzinger
Benedict of Bavaria
by Brennan Pursell 

Light of the World
by Benedict XVI 

God's Revolution
by Benedict XVI 

Jesus of Nazareth I
by Benedict XVI 

Jesus of Nazareth II
by Benedict XVI 

The Essential Pope Benedict XVI
by John Thornton

In the Vineyard of the Lord
by Marco Bardazzi

Pope Benedict XVI: The Conscience of Our Age
by D. Vincent Twomey 
Pope Benedict XVI: The Conscience of Our Age by D. Vincent Twomey

God's Choice
by George Weigel 

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