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The Eucharist
Designed to bring a better understanding of the Eucharist and the rituals involved in Mass, devotion, and prayer, this book addresses 50 common questions about the Eucharist in an easily understood way. (Catholic)
Daybreaks: Daily Reflections for Advent and Christmas
Father Fragomeni taps our Church's rich treasure of hymns in a musical approach to Advent meditations. He focuses on a different hymn each week, using a line of the hymn as the basis for each day's reflection. Hymns include "Venez, Divin Messie," "On Jordan's Bank," and "O Come, O Come Emmanuel." For each day of Advent through the Octave of Christmas, Daybreaks provides an opportunity for daily prayer and reflection as we prepare for the celebration of Christ's birth. Father Fragomeni leads us to understanding the mystery of the Incarnate Word, written by the Divine Poet.
Preaching the New Lectionary
This commentary, which uses the lectionary approved by the NCCB in 1998, is a literary-liturgical reading of the four lections, including the psalm response, of each Sunday and major feast of the liturgical year cycle C. It explicitly situates the interpretation of each day within the theology of its respective liturgical season, theology that is drawn from the specific themes of the readings of that particular year rather than from general theological themes otherwise associated with the season. The lections are also read in sequential order, from the first Sunday of that season to the last, thus providing another way of interpreting the riches of the readings. Book jacket.
Preaching the New Lectionary
2000 Catholic Press Association Award Winner! The Lectionary is made up of selected passages from the Bible, placed within a literary and liturgical context. This new context calls for a consideration of the liturgical character and setting of the Lectionary readings. Preaching the New Lectionary: Year B, offers readers that interpretation. Preaching the New Lectionary is unique. First, it employs a literary-liturgical way of interpreting all the readings of each Sunday and major feast of the liturgical year, including the often overlooked responsorial psalm. Second, it explicitly situates the interpretation of each day within the theology of its respective liturgical season. This theology i...
Come to the Feast
An attempt to revive the Mass through an interpretation of the Eucharistic story, this text offers a central notion by which one can experience the fullness of the Eucharist, as a gift that is God's self.
Preaching the New Lectionary
The Lectionary is made up of selected passages from the Bible, placed within a literary and liturgical context. This new context calls for a consideration of the liturgical character and setting of the Lectionary readings. Preaching the New Lectionary: Year A offers readers that interpretation. Preaching the New Lectionary is unique. First, it employs a literary-liturgical way of interpreting all the readings of each Sunday and major feast of the liturgical year, including the often overlooked responsorial psalm. Second, it explicitly situates the interpretation of each day within the theology of its respective liturgical season. This theology is drawn from the specific themes of the reading...
Celebrating God’s Cosmic Perichoresis
In the face of today's unprecedented ecological crisis, Christianity is often seen not only as sharing in the guilt of causing this crisis, but also as unwilling and incapable of providing any help in re-envisioning the required new way of life on earth. This view is justified when we consider how modern Christian theology has tended to denigrate the natural world and how the prevalent world-deserting Christian eschatology forms a spirituality that is fundamentally insensitive and indifferent to nature. In light of this, a meaningful Christian contribution to today's world of enormous ecological suffering must lie in envisioning a fundamentally new ecological vision of humanity's relationshi...
Come to the Light
Christians must pass through essential passages in their progressive understanding of the divine and this text meditates on the meaning of the elements that make up baptism and confirmation: water, fire and oil.
Catholic Marriage
Catholic Marriage: A Pastoral and Liturgical Commentary is a collection of essays by scholars and practitioners on the rites, spirituality, history, theology, and pastoral practice surrounding the Sacrament of Matrimony in the Roman Catholic Church. Those who minister to engaged couples and teach the sacrament will appreciate the accessible approach to the meaning of Christian marriage and how that is and has been expressed in the rites of the Church and cultural customs.
