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The Sacramentality of Personhood: A Philosophical Thirst Meets Theology by Msgr. Walter Oxley
The Sacramentality of Personhood: A Philosophical Thirst Meets Theology
by Msgr. Walter Oxley
The Sacramentality of Personhood explores the deep connection between philosophy and theology in understanding human personhood as inherently relational and sacred. Drawing on Ratzinger, Balthasar, Zizioulas, Maximus the Confessor, and David Walsh, Oxley offers a compelling vision of personhood as communion rooted in Trinitarian love. This scholarly yet accessible book is ideal for students, seminarians, and readers seeking to unite philosophical inquiry with a Christ-centered understanding of the human person.
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Rev. Msgr. Walter R. Oxley, STD is a priest of the Diocese of Toledo, OH. He is the pastor of Saint Mary Parish, Millersville and Saint Michael the Archangel Parish, Gibsonburg. He is also the author of 



Laurent Fourquet est haut fonctionnaire au ministère de l’Économie en France et a publié quatre ouvrages : L’ère du consommateur (2011), Le moment M4 – Une réflexion sur la théorie de la valeur en économie (2014), Le christianisme n’est pas un humanisme (2018) et Le raisin et les ronces (2020).

Danielle C. Mesa was born in Boston, Massachusetts to a devoted Catholic family. Her father is a deacon serving at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross, Boston. The desire of her heart is to use the gifts and talents she has received from God to give praise and glory to the Lord. Danielle’s aspiration is that her book will reveal the joy and hope children with special needs bring to their families and those around them. She holds a fine arts degree from the University of Massachusetts Boston and a Post-Bachelor’s degree from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.













































