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Pope John Paul II spoke of the New Evangelization as new in ardor, new in content, and new in method. Too often, though, people in the church have focused only on the ardor aspect: we need to try harder and speak louder. In this fascinating, bold, and sometimes provocative book, however, Amanda Quantz has equalized the balance. She offers fresh new ways of thinking about and communicating our faith to people in our world today. God, she shows us, is bigger than our doctrines, and bigger than our imaginations. And really attractive!--Stephen Bevans, SVD, Catholic Theological Union Radical Hospitality for a Prophetic Church is a bold and provocative work, guaranteed to make us think beyond the box! Amanda Quantz accomplishes this by expanding beyond traditional Roman Catholic frameworks and world views, and, instead, bringing into dialogue (and cohesion) the wider spectrum of available religiosities and spiritualities as they are lived and experienced in our daily lives. The result is a work that should not only appeal to millennials, but to all of us who remain in touch with the signs of our times.--Ricky Manalo, CSP, author of The Liturgy of Life: The Interrelationship of Sunday Eucharist and Everyday Worship Practices Much of the conversation around the growing number of Millennial Nones and religion has been about the question of how to get them back into church. In Radical Hospitality, Amanda Quantz shows that the spiritual resources needed are readily available, as long as the church is willing to meet people where they arrive. In a sweeping overview with fascinating details, she offers a path that places an emphasis on offering welcome in abundance, and not always in the usual places.--Kaya Oakes, author of The Nones Are Alright

Much of the conversation around the growing number of Millennial Nones and religion has been about the question of how to get them back into church. In Radical Hospitality, Amanda Quantz shows that the spiritual resources needed are readily available, as long as the church is willing to meet people where they arrive. In a sweeping overview with fascinating details, she offers a path that places an emphasis on offering welcome in abundance, and not always in the usual places.--Kaya Oakes, author of The Nones Are Alright Radical Hospitality for a Prophetic Church is a bold and provocative work, guaranteed to make us think beyond the box! Amanda Quantz accomplishes this by expanding beyond traditional Roman Catholic frameworks and world views, and, instead, bringing into dialogue (and cohesion) the wider spectrum of available religiosities and spiritualities as they are lived and experienced in our daily lives. The result is a work that should not only appeal to millennials, but to all of us who remain in touch with the signs of our times.--Ricky Manalo, CSP, author of The Liturgy of Life: The Interrelationship of Sunday Eucharist and Everyday Worship Practices Pope John Paul II spoke of the New Evangelization as new in ardor, new in content, and new in method. Too often, though, people in the church have focused only on the ardor aspect: we need to try harder and speak louder. In this fascinating, bold, and sometimes provocative book, however, Amanda Quantz has equalized the balance. She offers fresh new ways of thinking about and communicating our faith to people in our world today. God, she shows us, is bigger than our doctrines, and bigger than our imaginations. And really attractive!--Stephen Bevans, SVD, Louis J. Luzbetak, SVD, Professor of Mission and Culture emeritus, Catholic Theological Union

Much of the conversation around the growing number of Millennial Nones and religion has been about the question of how to get them back into church. In Radical Hospitality, Amanda Quantz shows that the spiritual resources needed are readily available, as long as the church is willing to meet people where they arrive. In a sweeping overview with fascinating details, she offers a path that places an emphasis on offering welcome in abundance, and not always in the usual places.--Kaya Oakes, author of The Nones Are Alright Pope John Paul II spoke of the New Evangelization as new in ardor, new in content, and new in method. Too often, though, people in the church have focused only on the ardor aspect: we need to try harder and speak louder. In this fascinating, bold, and sometimes provocative book, however, Amanda Quantz has equalized the balance. She offers fresh new ways of thinking about and communicating our faith to people in our world today. God, she shows us, is bigger than our doctrines, and bigger than our imaginations. And really attractive!--Stephen Bevans, SVD, Louis J. Luzbetak, SVD professor of mission and culture emeritus, Catholic Theological Union

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Amanda D. Quantz is professor of theology at the University of Saint Mary.

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