The Life and Texts of Edith Stein

1. Text of Stein's 1933 letter to Pope Pius XI
2. Reference Lists and Bibliographies
   • Sarah Borden's Bibliography of Secondary Souces on Edith Stein. Sarah Borden has done a major up-grading of her work.
   • A bibliography compiled in 1998; contains some abstracts.
   • A Chronology of Stein's Writings by Marianne Sawicki
   • Critical edition of the writings of Edith Stein
   • Edith Stein's Texts On Line
   • Search Results for Dissertations on Edith Stein as of 7/1/98
3. Biographies
   • A biography on the International College of Edith Stein homepage
   • A brief chronology
   • A 1952 book review by Evelyn Waugh of a Stein biography
   • Another Stein biography
   • Baltimore Catholic Review article on Stein's Canonization
   • Britannica on Stein
   • Excerpts from the formal dedication of Edith Stein Hall at Holy Cross, 6 May 1988.
4. Articles Concerning Jewish Christian Relations
   • Advisory on the Implications for Catholic-Jewish Relations of the Canonization of Edith Stein
   • Catholics and the Holocaust
   • This site is concerned with issues in the on-going Christian-Jewish dialogue
   • Dabru Emet "A Jewish Statement on Christians and Christianity"
5. Other Related Texts
   • Baltimore Catholic Review article on Baltimore Carmel's Edith Stein Lecture Series
   • The canonization message of John Paul II
   • Edith Stein: an example of spiritual freedom -- by Sr Licinia Faresin
   • Edith Stein Co-Patroness of Europe an apostolic letter by Pope John Paul II
   • Edith Stein on Male-Female Differences (from Crisis magazine)
   • "Edith Stein's Works in The Husserl Homepage, secondary sources
   • Edmund Husserl in The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy
   • The Pre-Baptismal Philosophy of Edith Stein by Marianne Sawicki, PhD. This lecture was delivered at the Baltimore Carmel on 11/13/98. It has been video taped and will eventually be available from the Carmelite Institute
6. Other interesting items
   • Carmelite publications
   • Edith Stein devotional articles
     
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7. Workshops, Lectures, and Programs of Study
   • On-going courses offered by the Carmelite Institute in Washington, DC