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Word Proclaimed, Explained, Received, The (Cycle A, B and C..package)
A collection of homilies for all the Sundays of Cycles A, B, and C from a well-known theologian.
The road-tested homilies in these books provide relevant, theologically sound material for priests, deacons, and seminarians interested in reaching and holding the attention of contemporary Catholic congregations. Useful and inspirational, these books belong in every parish rectory and library. Parishioners will find them a welcome resource for personal reflection and spiritual reading. The are also appropriate for post-Easter reading.
Highlights:
The collection demonstrates the liturgical principle that a homily should be an extension of the proclamation.
This collection makes the ancient texts relevant for modern times.
The road-tested homilies in these books provide relevant, theologically sound material for priests, deacons, and seminarians interested in reaching and holding the attention of contemporary Catholic congregations. Useful and inspirational, these books belong in every parish rectory and library. Parishioners will find them a welcome resource for personal reflection and spiritual reading. The are also appropriate for post-Easter reading.
Highlights:
The collection demonstrates the liturgical principle that a homily should be an extension of the proclamation.
This collection makes the ancient texts relevant for modern times.
$49.27
Word Proclaimed, Explained, Received, The (Cycle A, B and C..package)—
$49.27
Word Proclaimed, Explained, Received, The (Cycle A, B and C..package)
A collection of homilies for all the Sundays of Cycles A, B, and C from a well-known theologian.
The road-tested homilies in these books provide relevant, theologically sound material for priests, deacons, and seminarians interested in reaching and holding the attention of contemporary Catholic congregations. Useful and inspirational, these books belong in every parish rectory and library. Parishioners will find them a welcome resource for personal reflection and spiritual reading. The are also appropriate for post-Easter reading.
Highlights:
The collection demonstrates the liturgical principle that a homily should be an extension of the proclamation.
This collection makes the ancient texts relevant for modern times.
The road-tested homilies in these books provide relevant, theologically sound material for priests, deacons, and seminarians interested in reaching and holding the attention of contemporary Catholic congregations. Useful and inspirational, these books belong in every parish rectory and library. Parishioners will find them a welcome resource for personal reflection and spiritual reading. The are also appropriate for post-Easter reading.
Highlights:
The collection demonstrates the liturgical principle that a homily should be an extension of the proclamation.
This collection makes the ancient texts relevant for modern times.
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A collection of homilies for all the Sundays of Cycles A, B, and C from a well-known theologian.
The road-tested homilies in these books provide relevant, theologically sound material for priests, deacons, and seminarians interested in reaching and holding the attention of contemporary Catholic congregations. Useful and inspirational, these books belong in every parish rectory and library. Parishioners will find them a welcome resource for personal reflection and spiritual reading. The are also appropriate for post-Easter reading.
Highlights:
The collection demonstrates the liturgical principle that a homily should be an extension of the proclamation.
This collection makes the ancient texts relevant for modern times.
The road-tested homilies in these books provide relevant, theologically sound material for priests, deacons, and seminarians interested in reaching and holding the attention of contemporary Catholic congregations. Useful and inspirational, these books belong in every parish rectory and library. Parishioners will find them a welcome resource for personal reflection and spiritual reading. The are also appropriate for post-Easter reading.
Highlights:
The collection demonstrates the liturgical principle that a homily should be an extension of the proclamation.
This collection makes the ancient texts relevant for modern times.
