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Preaching the Scriptures of the Masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary - by David O Brown (Paperback)
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Highlights
- The Collection of Masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary offers more than 135 Scripture passages through which the faithful might deepen their devotion to Mary.
- Author(s): David O Brown
- 156 Pages
- Religion + Beliefs, Christian Ministry
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Book Synopsis
The Collection of Masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary offers more than 135 Scripture passages through which the faithful might deepen their devotion to Mary. While some texts are very familiar, others are not as well known to contemporary Catholics. In Preaching the Scriptures of the Masses of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Father David Brown examines each of the texts in detail, offering valuable insights for homily preparation.
This helpful book includes
- insightful exegesis of every Scripture passage of the Lectionary for these Masses
- helpful summary statements about each reading
- a generous set of musings" on the readings for each Mass rich enough to prompt a variety of different homilies, making it useful year after year
- suggestions for further worthwhile reading
Homilists will turn to this nourishing resource gratefully and repeatedly for inspiration and information.
Review Quotes
For those preachers who find it difficult to `come up with anything new' on feast days of Mary or for special occasions honoring the Blessed Mother, this book is designed to be a friendly and handy companion.
Pastoral Liturgy
Here is a beautiful work that reflects on each of the 135 biblical passages in the Lectionary that relate to Mary. Servite teacher, pastor, and chaplain David Brown performs a labor of love in putting together this helpful resource.
The Bible Today
Masses in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary have traditionally held a special place in the Catholic liturgy. David Brown brings new insights into the scriptural texts for these feasts and has provided pointed reflections about their contemporary significance. A rich resource for enhanced liturgical participation as well as spiritual reflection.
John T. Pawlikowski, OSM, Professor of Social Ethics, Catholic Theological Union, Chicago
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