Pentecost as the Feast of Weeks

Brent Petrie's "Jesus and the Jewish Roots of Mary" delves into the life of Mary, mother of Jesus, within its Jewish cultural and historical context. Petrie examines the role of women in first-century Judaism, highlighting Mary's unique position and significance. He explores the Old Testament prophecies and traditions that foreshadow Mary's role in salvation history. The book offers a fresh perspective on Mary's life and her importance in Christian theology. It's a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Mary's place within the Jewish and Christian traditions.

This autobiography is a personal and spiritual account of Teresa's life, detailing her early years, her struggles with faith, and her profound mystical experiences. It serves as a defense of her ecstatic experiences and outlines her understanding of the soul's ascent to God through prayer and meditation.

Brent Petrie's "Jesus and the Jewish Roots of the Eucharist" explores the historical and theological connections between the Jewish Passover and the Christian Eucharist. Petrie examines the Jewish traditions and practices surrounding the Passover meal, demonstrating how Jesus' Last Supper was deeply rooted in these customs. He argues that understanding these roots enhances our appreciation of the Eucharist's significance. The book is well-researched and provides a fresh perspective on a central Christian sacrament. It's a valuable resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the Eucharist's origins and meaning.