Resource companions for participating in worship of the Eucharist outside Mass
Pages 4-5
Revised ritual and study editions of Order of Christian Initiation of Adults
Pages 6-7
Inspirational daily reflections that your parish community needs
Pages 10-11
Transformative liturgical formation for your parish community
Pages 12-13
Communicate faithfully in a digital age
Page 15
Rich resources of Catholic Social Tradition for the practical work of justice
Page 18
Journey through the Bible with remarkable women of faith
Pages 20-21
Dear Friends,
For almost twenty years as a parish and diocesan minister in Ohio, Illinois, Ontario, and upstate New York, I have relied on the resources of Liturgical Press which, inspired by the vision of its founder, Father Virgil Michel, OSB, integrate full participation in liturgy and church life, lived spirituality, and transformative justice in the world.
Having long used Liturgical Press resources to accompany parishioners of various faith styles, and authored two books myself, this past January I joined Liturgical Press as Editor of Pastoral and Parish Resources. I am deeply honored to be participating in this great legacy, rooted in Benedictine values and in service to a richly diverse Church.
You will see that legacy in our fall resources, and the new possibilities they open for your parish ministry. With the release of two new ritual books (pages 5-7), we are pleased to publish essential resources on Christian initiation and eucharistic spirituality to accompany our beautiful ritual books themselves. These include portable study editions and special pricing for initiation teams, an important new commentary from Paul Turner Eucharistic Reservation, (page 4), a revision of our popular and handy Communion of the Sick (page 4), Paula Huston’s reflective and accessible One Ordinary Sunday (page 8) and, of course, our classic Living LiturgyTM and seasonal reflection books (pages 10-13).
Likewise, continuing Virgil Michel’s legacy of supporting lived spirituality for all the baptized in our complicated world, don’t miss Maureen K. Day’s groundbreaking Cultural Catholics: Who They Are, How to Respond (page 9) or our new resources for navigating faith and technology, the ecological crisis, peace and justice, and more.
God bless you in your ministry with all God’s people,
Justin Huyck Editor, Pastoral and Parish Resources
by Paul Turner!
Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass
Paul Turner
In eucharistic adoration, the faithful spend time in the presence of Christ, who in turn is present to them. In communion services, the faithful unable to participate in the sacrifice of the Mass can still receive its fruit. In Eucharistic Reservation, Paul Turner explains the new translation of these guidelines and refreshes all those who find delight in the eucharistic presence of Christ even when Mass is over. 979-8-4008-0089-4 Paperback, 192 pp., 5½ x 8½, $24.95 eBook also available
Revised Edition
Communion of the Sick contains—in a portable and easy-tofollow format—the official rites needed by every extraordinary minister of Communion in visiting and bringing Communion to the sick. Sick or confined persons will also benefit from having this book for their prayer. This classic resource has been revised in accordance with Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass.
978-0-8146-8970-7 Paperback, 56 pp., 4 x 7, $4.95
Available September 2024
Revised Edition
A portable liturgical card for extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion, newly revised with text from Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass, presented in an accessible format for ministers and printed in two colors on a heavy paper stock.
978-0-8146-8969-1 Notecard, 8 pp., 4 x 7, $1.95
recognitio of the Apostolic See, it may be used in the relevant regions. In this matter it will be for the Conferences of Bishops: a) to consider carefully and prudently which elements, if any, of popular traditions should be retained or admitted, provided that they can be reconciled with the spirit of the Sacred Liturgy; and then to propose to theApostolic See the adaptations that they judge to be useful or necessary, and, after they have been accorded the recognitio, to introduce them. b) to prepare translations of texts, so that they may be truly adapted to the character of the different languages and to the character of the cultures, and also to approve them, once their decisions have been accorded the confirmatio of the Apostolic See; to prepare and approve other texts according to the norm of law, especially for singing.
N.B. The liturgical texts which refer to males may be adapted to females, changing the gender, or to several people, changing the number.
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Roman Missal and liturgical guidelines within Mass, this revised ritual book contains the Church’s rites and guidelines necessary for Catholics to receive communion and participate in worship of the Eucharist outside of Mass. Priests, deacons, and pastoral leaders will find the Liturgical Press edition of Holy Communion and Worship of the Eucharistic Mystery outside Mass combines ease-of-use with durability and liturgical elegance. Carefully formatted for readability in various environments, this resource includes:
• a fuller celebration of the Word of God, as well as a briefer form when pastorally necessary.
• rites for administration of Communion and Viaticum to the sick by an extraordinary minister.
• an abundance of Scripture readings, antiphons, responsories, and prayers before and after Communion, allowing for a deepened Eucharistic spirituality.
• two ribbon markers for easy reference.
• And much more!
978-0-8146-8921-9 Hardcover, 136 pp., 7 1/4 x 10 ½, $39.95
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• retains the same arrangement and paragraph numbering as the previous Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults, while simplifying the numbering of chapters
• moves the National Statutes for the Christian Initiation of Adults from an appendix to the front of the book, so that all relevant legislation concerning the rites are more properly grouped together
• includes refined terminology to correspond better and consistently with pastoral practice, including the use of the terms catechumens and candidates
• and much more!
Study editions in English and Spanish: convenient for sacrament prep!
of the revised translation of the Order of Christian Initiation of Adults combines ease of use with durability and liturgical elegance.
• carefully formatted for readability in various environments.
• includes three elegant ribbon markers for easy reference.
• features a simple silver-stamped image by Br. Martin Erspamer, OSB, that beautifully reflects the sacraments of initiation.
Available November 2024
Ritual Edition 978-0-8146-8958-5
Hardcover, Sewn, Ribbon, 432 pp., 71/4 x 10½ $59.95
The portable, paperback study editions of the revised Order of Christian Initiation of Adults, available in English and Spanish-language editions, offer presiders, lay ministers, and ministry students, convenient access to the text at any time. Perfect for preparing the liturgical rites and for parish staff on the go as they accompany candidates and catechumens.
Available November 2024
Study Edition 978-0-8146-8954-7
Paperback, 456 pp., 6 x 9, $39.95
Edición de Estudio 978-0-8146-8955-4
Paperback, 456 pp., 6 x 9, $39.95
01099, 979-8-4008-0109-9
Paperback, 288 pp., 5½ x 8½, $21.95 eBook also available
National Endowment of the Arts Fellow Paula Huston is a longtime oblate of New Camaldoli Hermitage. The author of two novels and eight works of spiritual nonfiction, including The Hermits of Big Sur, published by Liturgical Press, she lives with her husband Mike on four acres eighty miles south of Big Sur.
For Catholics, the Mass is the “source and summit of the Christian life,” as the documents of the Church put it. Yet many Catholics might confess to not understand in any depth what goes on in a typical celebration of the Eucharist. In One Ordinary Sunday Paula Huston guides us through a Mass at her home parish in a rural California town. Huston’s personal and spiritual reflections offer fresh and often unexpected insights into the profound mystery at the heart of the Catholic faith.
“This is one of the most beautiful, profound books on Christian faith I have ever read. Paula Huston’s honest and at times painfully vulnerable meditation on her own unfolding faith journey becomes a powerful guide to the meaning of prayer. ”
Douglas E. Christie, PhD
“It would be hard to imagine an easier and more attractive introduction to the Eucharist. Highly recommended.”
Jerome Kodell, OSB
Subiaco Abbey
“Part meditation. Part testimony. Part catechesis. Paula Huston reminds us that at each Sunday at Mass, and at every Eucharistic celebration, our personal and communal stories are seamlessly intertwined with the story of Jesus and the stories of the many who have believed in him throughout history. Truly inspiring.”
Hosffman Ospino, PhD Boston College, Clough School of Theology and Ministry
Maureen K. Day
Who are “cultural Catholics” and how do we connect with them? Cultural Catholics tells the story of those who consider themselves Catholic, but infrequently attend Mass. This accessible book examines cultural Catholics on a range of topics, allowing readers to come to a better understanding of this group, and offers ministerial insights for connecting with and accompanying them on their spiritual journeys.
00702, 979-8-4008-0070-2
Paperback, 168 pp., 5½ x 8½, $21.95 eBook also available Available October 2024
Maureen K. Day, PhD, is the associate professor of religion and society at the Franciscan School of Theology. She is also a research affiliate at the University of Southern California’s Center for Religion and Civic Culture and their Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies. She is an award-winning author and regularly gives public talks on issues related to pastoral ministry and church life.
“A very readable and engaging look at that half of the U.S. Catholic church on the margins or totally outside of parish life.”
Tom Gaunt SJ, Executive Director of Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate (CARA)
“For anyone who cares about the Catholic faith surviving; for anyone willing to imagine a new way of defining ‘a lived faith’; for anyone enthused by the idea that there is a new path forward for Catholic identity; this book is for you!”
Nicole M. Perone, National Coordinator, ESTEEM, Chair of the Board of Members, National Institute for Ministry with Young Adults
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Waiting in Joyful Hope Daily Reflections for Advent and Christmas 2024-2025
Jessie Bazan
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Esperando con alegre esperanza Reflexiones diarias para Adviento y Navidad 2024-2025
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Jessie Bazan is a theologian, spiritual writer, and oblate of Saint Benedict’s Monastery in Saint Joseph, Minnesota. She is also a contributor to Living Liturgy™ (Liturgical Press).
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Anchor your daily prayer during with the newest editions of our daily reflection books. The insightful meditations found in these short yet inspirational companions will deepen your experience of these grace-filled seasons.
Not by Bread Alone
Daily Reflections for Lent 2025
Daniel P. Horan, OFM
978-0-8146-6799-6 Pocket-sized 978-0-8146-6800-9 Large-Print
No sólo de pan
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Daniel P. Horan, OFM
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Daniel P. Horan, OFM, is the director of the Center for the Study of Spirituality and professor of philosophy, religious studies and theology at Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana. He is a contributor to Give Us This Day.
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“Great devotional for Lent.” Autumn
Rejoice and Be Glad
Daily Reflections for Easter to Pentecost 2025
Catherine Upchurch
978-0-8146-6869-6 Pocket-sized 978-0-8146-6870-2 Large-Print
Alégrense y regocíjense
Reflexiones diarias de Pascua a Pentecostés 2025
Catherine Upchurch Traducido por Luis Baudry-Simón 979-8-4008-0047-4 De bolsillo 979-8-4008-0049-8 Letra grande
Catherine (Cackie) Upchurch served for many years as the director of Little Rock Scripture Study Cackie is also the author of several short Scripture studies, and is a regular contributor to Give Us This Day (Liturgical Press).
“This series builds bridges—personal, thoughtful, inviting—between our ordinary lives and Scripture, setting us on new paths to conversion.”
Genevieve Glen, OSB, Abbey of St. Walburga, Virginia Dale, Colorado
provides affordable, easy-to-use resources that offer practical preparation for your parish ministry leaders and teams.
Living Liturgy™ 2025 provides practical and engaging content from expert authors to enrich your communal prayer and ministry. Trusted by parishes around the country (and world!), Living Liturgy™ offers scripture readings, insightful reflections, robust liturgical formation, and contextual background information for Sundays, solemnities, and additional feasts of liturgical and national importance. This best-selling annual resource is ideal for parish ministers, liturgists, pastors, planning committees, adult faith formation groups, and anyone who wishes to explore the connections between liturgy and life.
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Inspire music ministers to confidently and prayerfully lead your community in song with Living Liturgy™ for Music Ministers. Dynamic content and an engaging team of contributors offer music ministers the spiritual preparation they need to be effective leaders of sung prayer. The Liturgy of the Word, and the psalm, will come alive in new ways for the entire worshiping assembly.
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This concise, easy-to-use pastoral resource provides spiritual nourishment for extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion. Ministers will find this resource to be formative for their own personal reflection and a helpful tool for facilitating prayer with people who are sick and homebound.
979-8-4008-0056-6
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Living Liturgy™ Sunday Missal combines essential liturgical content with the finest presentation on the market today. This annual, singe-issue Sunday Mass pew resource is compatible with any hymnal program and affordably priced for parishes.
979-8-4008-0059-7
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This practical pastoral resource provides helpful formation and guidance for lectors and proclaimers of the Word.
979-8-4008-0058-0
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00672, 979-8-4008-0067-2
Paperback, 136 pp., 5½ x 8½, $21.95
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Susan H. Swetnam is the author of more than a dozen books, including the award-winning In the Mystery’s Shadow: Reflections on Caring for the Elderly and Dying. Visit her at susanswetnamwriter.com.
Susan H. Swetnam
How are we to understand the surprises life brings, the events and upsets that challenge what we believe about ourselves and our purpose? In Everyday Annunciations, Susan Swetnam encourages readers to imagine how their own upheavals might function as “everyday annunciations”—invitations to partner creatively with God in new ways.
“Susan Swetnam enters a labyrinth of grieving when she’s widowed at fifty-four, and through her skillful writing brings the reader along every step of the way. This intensely personal experience offers hope to many who endure incalculable loss. After twenty years, tragedy turns to treasure and desert to garden. Lucky the reader who gets to come along for the transformation.”
Kathy Coffey
“Susan Swetnam helps us be on the lookout for the tiny Annunciations that punctuate—and occasionally puncture—our lives. Stepping into paintings of the Annunciation, she gives us ways to explore our own reactions and emotions when we find ourselves facing a call to change course in unexpected ways.”
Michelle Francl-Donnay is the author of Prayer, Biblical Wisdom for Seeking God
Daniella Zsupan-Jerome
Communicating faith is about living it, and sharing it with others, in word, and witness of life. These days, many people find themselves navigating the joys and struggles of life through screens and scrolling digital devices. As pilgrims on the journey, we are called to be intentional about how we share our stories and may wonder how our presence in digital spaces invites faithfulness. How can we communicate authentically as we encounter one another online? In Speak, Lord, Your Servant Is Listening, Daniella Zsupan-Jerome invites readers on a retreat—rooted in the Benedictine tradition—that promotes a spirituality of communication built on listening, engagement with the Word, and hospitality to others.
8910, 978-0-8146-8910-3 Paperback, 136 pp., 5 x 7, $19.95
eBook also available Available November 2024
Daniella Zsupan-Jerome, PhD, is an assistant professor of pastoral theology and director of the Sustained Encuentro Program at Saint John’s University School of Theology and Seminary in Collegeville, Minnesota. She is author of Connected Toward Communion (2014) and is a regular contributor to Give Us This Day, both published by Liturgical Press.
Kathleen A. Cahalan and Laura Kelly Fanucci
“ Called on the Way is a highly accessible invitation to discipleship, with Kathleen Cahalan and Laura Kelly Fanucci as gentle and wise guides. This is a faithfilled, intelligent book for individuals or small groups.” Claire Wolfteich, Boston University 979-8-4008-0117-4 Paperback, 112 pp., 5½ x 8½, $17.95
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979-8-4008-0018-4
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Unwelcome guests are not generally greeted with gratitude but occasionally they become unexpected friends bearing gifts we never would have asked for. Following the same pattern as her first book, Gifts from Friends We’ve Yet to Meet, Herbers chooses a gospel character to accompany us as we engage these uninvited “friends.” Weaving together the stories of Jesus’s contemporaries, his response to their foibles, and stories from her own experiences, Herbers invites us to join her on a journey of discovery, vulnerability, honesty—and hospitality.
“This book is a warm conversation with a wise friend who helps us notice in the Gospels, our own lives, and everyday challenges, how much the gifts of love and grace abound.”
Melody S. Gee, author of We Carry Smoke and Paper: Essays on the Grief and Hope of Conversion
Virginia Herbers
“Prepare to make some new friends and receive the gifts they have to offer in this decidedly original, gently humorous, and deeply insightful book.”
Amy Ekeh, Director, Little Rock Scripture Study
978-0-8146-6668-5 Paperback, 104 pp., 5½ x 8½, $15.95
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Bonnie B. Thurston
When Jesus descends the Mount of Olives into Jerusalem to the acclamation of the crowd, he announces “I tell you, if these were silent, the stones would shout out.”
In The Stones of the Last Week, Bonnie B. Thurston reflects on the Passion narratives in Luke 19-24, and explores the many references to stones, both literal and spiritual, that impeded Jesus’s last week with a view to their significance for our own journey to the fullness of life that resurrection offers.
978-0-8146-6945-7
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Available October 2024
Bonnie B. Thurston, after years as a university and seminary professor, lives quietly in her home state of West Virginia. She is the author of many books on Scripture and spirituality and eight books of poetry. She is a contributor to Give Us This Day
“This winsome and wise book quickly engages the reader’s imagination. By directing attention to the things that are needful, Thurston’s deeply personal yet exegetically informed meditations are guaranteed to provoke serious reflection.”
Dale C. Allison, Jr., Princeton Theological Seminary
“If you are seeking spiritual nourishment, especially during Lent, this is the right book for you.”
Frank J. Matera, Professor Emeritus, The Catholic University of America
“The ‘stones’ unearthed in this book will provide nourishment on the journey to Easter.”
Mary Coloe, University of Divinity Melbourne
“Especially helpful during Lent, this little gem of a book is one I will return to again and again.”
Barbara E. Reid, OP, President Catholic Theological Union, Chicago
“A wonderful series of poetic meditations suitable for the journey toward Easter. A great right-brain supplement to the standard treatments, and a exemplary guide in learning the art of drawing life from the Scriptures.”
Michael Casey, OCSO, author of The Longest Psalm
979-8-4008-0026-9
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Louisa Conwill is a PhD student in computer science and engineering at the University of Notre Dame.
Megan Levis is an assistant professor of the practice with the University of Notre Dame’s Center for Social Concerns and College of Engineering.
Walter J. Scheirer is the Dennis O. Doughty Collegiate Associate Professor in the department of computer science and engineering at the University of Notre Dame.
Louisa Conwill, Megan Levis, and Walter Scheirer
At its best, the internet channels the world into a global village of sorts, where digital citizens learn from each other, explore new modes of creation, and help others work through dilemmas in both physical and virtual spaces. Virtue in Virtual Spaces argues that the internet doesn’t have to be the cultural wasteland of click-bait, partisan politics, and vulgar content that we see too often today. In this book, readers will engage with the philosophies behind their favorite social media platforms, examine how the design features in these platforms shape habits and imagination, and gain dialogue-based skills to bring virtue back into virtual spaces.
Clemens Sedmak and Kelli Reagan Hickey
“Counting the Cost is a source of great inspiration and practical ideas for everyone looking to lead their company or organization to create value through values.”
Andreas Widmer, The Catholic University of America
978-0-8146-6933-4 Paperback, 192 pp., 5½ x 8½, $19.95
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Micah D. Kiel
“Micah Kiel invites us to a lifelong adventure that is provoked by the person of Christ and the message of the Gospels. Though such a journey is demanding, the persevering pilgrim will know the joyful experience of following the Teacher home.”
Cardinal Joseph Tobin, CSsR
“Dr. Kiel has given a great and prophetic gift to the whole church, a calling to be more audacious in our personal and social commitments to peace and justice, to be less comfortable in our certainty and material wealth, and to be compassionate especially to those deemed untouchable or marginal by society.”
Michael J. Sanem, author of Becoming the Good News: A New Approach to Parish Evangelization
Micah D. Kiel, PhD, is associate professor of theology at Saint John’s University and School of Theology and the College of Saint Benedict. He is the author of Apocalyptic Ecology: The Book of Revelation, the Earth, and the Future (Liturgical Press, 2017). Micah has also published many articles and essays and is a frequent speaker in churches. He is a contributor to Give Us This Day, published by Liturgical Press.
979-8-4008-0020-7
Paperback, 152 pp., 6 x 9, $24.95
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Alison M. Benders, Lisa Fullam, and Gina Hens-Piazza
“Living Prayer provides an awe-filled poetic interpretation of a traditional prayer practice. It bears seeds of Christian hope and inspires us to greater care for God’s creation.”
Keith Douglass Warner, OFM Franciscan School of Theology University of San Diego
“An inspiring resource for deepening the ecological conversion called for by Laudato Sí. Highly recommended for personal and communal prayer!”
Mary E. McGann, RSCJ, Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University, Berkeley, California
Alison M. Benders Emerita, Jesuit School of Theology, Santa Clara University, is the author of Recollecting America’s Original Sin, published by Liturgical Press.
Lisa Fullam is professor emerita of moral theology at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University.
Gina Hens-Piazza is the Joseph S. Alemany Professor of Biblical Studies at the Jesuit School of Theology of Santa Clara University and Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California. She is the author of Lamentations in the Wisdom Commentary series (Liturgical Press, 2017).
979-8-4008-0137-2
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Irene Nowell, OSB, with Jaime L. Waters and Little Rock Scripture Study Staff
Part One 5 lessons
Women in the Old Testament, Part One, takes you on a journey through Israel’s beginnings, Israel’s captivity and freedom, and Israel’s tribal period from the perspective of the earliest women in salvation history. Enter into these ancient stories of women of the Bible that remain rich and relevant for believers today.
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Part Two 4 lessons
In Women in the Old Testament, Part Two, you will explore stories of women who helped establish a monarchy, defend Israel’s interests, and reflect God’s image in unique ways. Encounter women of the Bible such as Judith and Esther, whose complexities and gifts broke stereotypes and continue to reveal God to us.
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Patrick J. Hartin with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff
978-0-8146-6927-3 Paperback, 128 pp., 7 x 10
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Within each of the four gospels there is a foundational spirit, a rich spirituality based on each gospel’s unique understanding of Jesus and what it means to be his disciple. In this study, Fr. Patrick Hartin gives us a deeper appreciation for the spiritual dimension of the gospels and helps us to be transformed in Christ by their message and vision. 6 lessons. Coming January 2025!
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Catherine A. Cory with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff
Women were essential to the ministry of Jesus and the flourishing of the early church. In Women in the New Testament, trusted guide Catherine Cory delves into the lives of the fascinating women who befriended Jesus, were healed and transformed by him, followed him as disciples, and proclaimed the good news of his resurrection. Journey through the New Testament, exploring the social and religious world of first-century Palestine and the remarkable lives of these women of faith. 6 lessons.
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Patrick J. Hartin with Little Rock Scripture Study Staff
An excellent guide for those who are new to St. Paul’s letters as well as those who know them by heart, Fr. Patrick Hartin’s Spirituality of Paul explores the rich and influential spiritual tradition of the Pauline letters. Learn about Paul’s own encounter with the risen Christ and embrace his message about the transforming power of the cross and resurrection. 7 lessons.
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978-0-8146-6925-9 DVD wrap-up lectures, $40.00
Coming April 2025!
978-0-8146-8902-8
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Also by Paul Turner
In Sacred Times, Paul Turner offers a practical commentary on the General Roman Calendar and the Table of Liturgical Days that explains what the calendar honors, how it came to be, and why these celebrations matter.
“Once again, Fr. Paul Turner invites his readers to break open the rites of the Church with care. This volume offers clear distinctions and principles for those in professional church ministry as they prepare for worship.”
Katharine E. Harmon, School of Theology and Seminary Saint John’s University
Edited by Paul Turner and John W. Martens Foreword by Abbot Primate Gregory J. Polan, OSB
“A remarkable resource and certainly something that every preacher should have close to him as he’s preparing his homily.”
Cardinal Arthur Roche, Vatican Chief Liturgist
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Rita Ferrone
“It should be required reading for every presider—and everyone who wants to deepen their grasp of what we do at Mass, and why we do it.”
Father Michael G. Ryan, St. James Cathedral, Seattle
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