Hagia Sophia - The Wisdom of God as Offered to the Modern World by Fr. Kenneth M. Dos Santos, MIC / Volume 1

Two-Volume Collection. May be purchased separately.
A "collection of essays that explore and focus upon God as Wisdom Itself."

"Fr. Kenneth M. Dos Santos' book of essays, Hagia Sophia, is an excellent guide to understanding the teachings of the Catholic Church on the sacraments, the place of Our Lady in salvation history, and the hope of unity and peace for mankind, which is found only in Christ. You will learn much from these well-written and concise essays." -Fr. Gerald E. Murray, Pastor of Holy Family Church, New York, NY, and member of EWTN's The Papal Posse.

Fr. Kenneth M. Dos Santos offers counterpoint to the popular belief that "the problem-solving abilities of the highly educated and the rich and powerful are all one can depend on." Rather, he says, "this belief is false because it makes no distinction between knowledge and wisdom." Hagia Sophia: The Wisdom of God as Offered to the Modern World presents a "collection of essays that explore and focus upon God as Wisdom Itself."

Endorsed by: Athanasius Schneider, Auxiliary Bishop of Astana, Kazakhstan

Volume II is a timely and helpful contribution to the ongoing work of the New Evangelization. The aim of the New Evangelization is essentially to reintroduce to the People of God and to the entire world the person and message of Jesus Christ, who is the Truth of God made flesh.

We live in an age and a culture that is becoming more rapidly intellectually and morally relativistic. Even in some quarters of the Roman Catholic Church, the very existence of immutable truths and human actions contrary to the Divine and the Natural Moral Laws are being called into question.

Father Kenneth’s brief book is helpful for the busy parish priest who, in his pastoral ministry, particularly in preaching and teaching the truths of the Catholic faith, seeks to introduce his parishioners to the person of Jesus Christ, who is “The Splendor of Truth.” Each chapter introduces the reader to many citations of the Catechism of the Catholic Church, which the late and beloved Pope St. John Paul II called “this new, authoritative exposition of the one and perennial apostolic faith.” These brief chapters are both catechetical and apologetic.