| Resources for Lent & Easter | |
Lent 2011 - Creation |
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Liturgical
Resources for Lent & Eastertide Extra resources,
insights and practical suggestions for the liturgy of every Sunday
and major feastday in the seasons of Lent and Easter in Year A. Each
occasion includes: |
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This
Risen Experience This book takes us on a journey through Easter to Ascension Day and Pentecost, exploring the themes of Eastertide in each of the four Gospels, Acts and the Epistles and encouraging us to think more deeply and seriously about what the resurrection means for us and for the way in which we live our lives today. |
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The
Triduum and Easter Sunday This book provides first-century, Mediterranean cultural reflections on the three Scripture readings assigned for each day of the Triduum and Easter Sunday. The introduction explains a three-step method commonly used in cross-cultural communication. Brief suggestions for the homilist and historical-liturgical reflection questions help the reader break open the Scriptures.
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The
Characters of the Crucifixion This retells, from a personal point of view, the gospel versions of the Passion narrative. A "reflection-prayer" is included at the end of each account. |
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The Promise of Easter 30 reflections for the
season of Lent Fleur Dorrell This book contains six themes particularly relevant to the weeks before Easter: holiness, relationship, forgiveness, sacrifice, hope and love. The book also contains creative spiritual exercises and suggestions for art images to aid refection.
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Praying
Lent Incorporating many of the principles of Ignatian spirituality, Praying Lent provides us with a rich, full, and transformative Lenten experience, one in which hearts, minds and lives are truly renewed so that we may love God more deeply and, in turn, serve the world more fervently. |
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Lent
for Everyone, Matthew Year A This book gently takes the reader through the designated Lectionary readings for everyday of Lent and Easter. The Bible readings are Tom Wright's own clear and accessible translations from Matthew for Everyone (SPCK,2002). Each passage is followed by a freshly written reflection and a prayer that will help readers to ponder the relevance of Matthew's Gospel for their own lives. Suitable for both individual and group study and reflection, Tom Wright's Lent book will allow you to make Matthew your own, thoughtfully and prayerfully. It will help to make your journey through Lent a period of rich discovery and growth. |
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Sacred
Journey An ideal Lenten companion. Designed for daily use, this booklet offers the details of each day's Scripture readings along with a related reflection and brief prayer by a well-known spiritual writer. |
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Not
by Bread Alone 2011 Bishop Morneau offers a short collection of insightful meditations that focus on Lenten themes of repentance and redemption, sacrifice and salvation - as well as the Easter promise of resurrection and new life. The short yet significant reflections in this pocket-sized book make it simple for even the busiest person to make prayer a priority throughout the Lenten journey. |
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Living
the Days of Lent 2011 A prayerbook
for Lent 2011. |
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Sacred
Space for Lent 2011 This book uses a simple, six-step prayer method with forty Lenten reflections offering daily readings, prayer starters and weekly Lenten themes. |
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Return
to Me This is a book of reflections for Lent to help the reader enter into the spirit of the season in preparation for Easter. Each day has a scripture passage taken from the liturgy readings, followed by a reflection and a prayer. An activity is suggested for each week of the season.
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He's
Risen |
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