Georgetown Center For Liturgy Staff Publications
- Sunday Mass: Our Role and Why it Matters - Anne Y. Koester
- Liturgy and Justice: To Worship God in Spirit and Truth - Anne Y. Koester, editor
- Called To Participate: Theological, Ritual, And Social Perspectives - by Mark Searle, edited by Barbara Searle and Anne Y. Koester
- Vision: The Scholarly Contributions of Mark Searle to Liturgical Renewal - Anne Y. Koester and Barbara Searle, editors
- Celebrating Marriage: Preparing the Wedding Liturgy -- Workbook for Engaged Couples, Third Edition - Paul Covino, John Buscemi, Dr. Elaine Rendler, Lawrence Madden, S.J.
- The Joseph Campbell Phenomenon - Lawrence Madden, S.J.
- The Awakening Church - Lawrence J. Madden, S.J., editor
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