In this book it is the 'light and more hopeful' parts of life that Dom Hubert van Zeller examines...

This is the second edition of Dom Hubert van Zeller's short commentary on the Hail Mary which was...

Suffering

Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extre...

In this final book by spiritual master, Hubert van Zeller, the reader finds a host of subjects di...

'If my correspondence is anything to go by,' writes Benedictine artist and author Dom Hubert Van ...

The year is 1975.A young man...a painter. Having converted, he tries his vocation as a monk, but ...

On re-reading this book, Dom Hubert confessed 'to being surprised at the tone of attack which run...

'If personal holiness is thought of as being a name at the top of a list it is understood wrong. ...

'Monastic life is a beginning, a becoming. It does not pretend to be anything more. It proposes a...

'The end of penance is God, not more penances. Thus the approach to penance has to be by way of l...

Dom Hubert, in summing up this book's theme, quotes Joubert: 'How many people eat, drink, marry, ...