James F. Keenan, S.J., is professor of theological ethics at Boston College. He was principal editor of Catholic Ethicists on HIV / AIDS Prevention and is the author of numerous books, including The Works of Mercy: The Heart of Catholicism, Moral Wisdom: Lessons and Texts from the Catholic Tradition, Virtues for Ordinary Christians, Commandments of Compassion, Goodness and Rightness in Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae, and (with Daniel Harrington) Jesus and Virtue Ethics annd Paul and Virtue Ethics.

Mention in Rassegna Bibliografica Internazionale, 2010.

• Preface; New Beginnings; 1. Moral Pathology and The Manualists; 2. The Inbreaking of History: Odon Lottin's Initiatives and His Legacy; 3. The Scriptures and Love: Tillman and Gilleman; Either / or; 4. Moving toward two tracks: Pius Xii, Bernard Haring and Reaction; 5. ultimate authorities? Conscience and the Magisterium: Fuchs, Paul VI, and John Ford; 6. European Revisionism (universities) and American Proportionalism debate: Hoose; Both and; 7. Feminism and Natural Law; 8. Justice and virtue; 9. Inculturation and Liberation; New vision, new competence; 10. Epilogue: Working Locally, dialoging Globally.

James F. Keenan, S.J., is professor of theological ethics at Boston College. He was principal editor of Catholic Ethicists on HIV / AIDS Prevention and is the author of numerous books, including The Works of Mercy: The Heart of Catholicism, Moral Wisdom: Lessons and Texts from the Catholic Tradition, Virtues for Ordinary Christians, Commandments of Compassion, Goodness and Rightness in Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae, and (with Daniel Harrington) Jesus and Virtue Ethics annd Paul and Virtue Ethics.

Mention in Rassegna Bibliografica Internazionale, 2010.

• Preface; New Beginnings; 1. Moral Pathology and The Manualists; 2. The Inbreaking of History: Odon Lottin's Initiatives and His Legacy; 3. The Scriptures and Love: Tillman and Gilleman; Either / or; 4. Moving toward two tracks: Pius Xii, Bernard Haring and Reaction; 5. ultimate authorities? Conscience and the Magisterium: Fuchs, Paul VI, and John Ford; 6. European Revisionism (universities) and American Proportionalism debate: Hoose; Both and; 7. Feminism and Natural Law; 8. Justice and virtue; 9. Inculturation and Liberation; New vision, new competence; 10. Epilogue: Working Locally, dialoging Globally.

James F. Keenan, S.J., is professor of theological ethics at Boston College. He was principal editor of Catholic Ethicists on HIV / AIDS Prevention and is the author of numerous books, including The Works of Mercy: The Heart of Catholicism, Moral Wisdom: Lessons and Texts from the Catholic Tradition, Virtues for Ordinary Christians, Commandments of Compassion, Goodness and Rightness in Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae, and (with Daniel Harrington) Jesus and Virtue Ethics annd Paul and Virtue Ethics.

Mention in Rassegna Bibliografica Internazionale, 2010.

• Preface; New Beginnings; 1. Moral Pathology and The Manualists; 2. The Inbreaking of History: Odon Lottin's Initiatives and His Legacy; 3. The Scriptures and Love: Tillman and Gilleman; Either / or; 4. Moving toward two tracks: Pius Xii, Bernard Haring and Reaction; 5. ultimate authorities? Conscience and the Magisterium: Fuchs, Paul VI, and John Ford; 6. European Revisionism (universities) and American Proportionalism debate: Hoose; Both and; 7. Feminism and Natural Law; 8. Justice and virtue; 9. Inculturation and Liberation; New vision, new competence; 10. Epilogue: Working Locally, dialoging Globally.