Books in the Penn State Series in Lived Religious Experience series

The story of a modern pilgrim's 500-mile walk from St. Jean Pied de Port in France, to Santiago de Compostela, thought to be the burial place of St James. Hoinacki's reflections range from the examination of religious sensibility to analyses of developments in architecture and technology.

This is a study of the relationship between theologian Karl Barth and his theological assistant, Charlotte von Kirschbaum. The author seeks to describe the collaboration in a multidimensional way and to understand their relationship contextually.

A portrait of the life of Father John of Kronstadt, a priest in tsarist Russia, venerated in his lifetime and later elevated to sainthood. It draws on documents from the Russian archives, thousands of letters he received from his followers and police reports on the sect that formed around him.