The Priest and Saint Paul: An Interpretation of Saint Paul's Writings Bearing on the Priesthood (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781025921563)

"The Priest and Saint Paul" offers a profound theological examination of the life and writings of the Apostle Paul, specifically as they relate to the role and identity of the priest. Written by Otto Cohausz, this work serves as an interpretative guide for clergy and scholars alike, seeking to draw practical and spiritual insights from the Pauline epistles to illuminate the priestly vocation. By analyzing the challenges, virtues, and pastoral methods of Saint Paul, the author provides a blueprint for ministry that remains relevant for the modern church.

The text delves into the essential characteristics of the Christian ministry, exploring themes of sacrifice, leadership, and the transmission of faith. Cohausz highlights how Saint Paul's own experiences as an apostle serve as an enduring model for those called to religious life. This study emphasizes the sacramental and evangelical duties of the priesthood, grounding them in the biblical tradition of the New Testament. As both a historical and spiritual resource, "The Priest and Saint Paul" remains a valuable contribution to Catholic literature and biblical studies, offering readers a deeper understanding of the scriptural foundations of the clerical office.

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