Jeremy Langford

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  Key Moments In Church History

  $193.33

  Acknowledgments

  Introduction

  Jesus Of Nazareth

  The Early Church

  The Church Gives Birth To The New Testament

  The Constantinian Era

  The Council Of Chalcedon

  The Crusades, The Inquisition, Saint Dominic And St. Francis Of Assisi

  The Protestant Reformation

  The Council Of Trent

  Ultramontanism And The First Vatican Council

  Pius X And The Modernist Crisis

  John XXIII And The Second Vatican Council

  Epilogue: The Current State Of The Church

  Additional Info
  Spanning from the birth of Christianity through the Crusades and the Protestant Reformation to John XXIII and the Second Vatican Council, Key Moments in Church History is a brief and accessible guide to the origins and evolution of the Catholic Church. In this insightful and informative look at eleven of the most significant periods in church history, Finley not only helps readers understand the context and characters of the past, but sheds light on the current and future Church. The result is a hopeful and inspirational reading experience that is ideal for personal reflection or group use

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  Key Moments In Church History

  $58.33

  Acknowledgments

  Introduction

  Jesus Of Nazareth

  The Early Church

  The Church Gives Birth To The New Testament

  The Constantinian Era

  The Council Of Chalcedon

  The Crusades, The Inquisition, Saint Dominic And St. Francis Of Assisi

  The Protestant Reformation

  The Council Of Trent

  Ultramontanism And The First Vatican Council

  Pius X And The Modernist Crisis

  John XXIII And The Second Vatican Council

  Epilogue: The Current State Of The Church

  Additional Info
  Spanning from the birth of Christianity through the Crusades and the Protestant Reformation to John XXIII and the Second Vatican Council, Key Moments in Church History is a brief and accessible guide to the origins and evolution of the Catholic Church. In this insightful and informative look at eleven of the most significant periods in church history, Finley not only helps readers understand the context and characters of the past, but sheds light on the current and future Church. The result is a hopeful and inspirational reading experience that is ideal for personal reflection or group use

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  How Do Catholics Read The Bible

  $50.00

  Introduction

  What Do Catholics Believe About The Bible?

  The Bible And The Church

  Modern Catholic Documentation

  The Word Of God In Human Language

  What Is In The Catholic Bible?

  The Different Canons

  The History Of The Old Testament Canon

  The History Of The New Testament Canon

  How Do Catholics Approach The Bible?

  The Catholic Theological Tradition On The Bible

  The Catholic Experience

  Catholic Bibles Today

  How Do Catholics Analyze A Biblical Text?

  Literary Methods

  Historical Methods

  Theological Methods

  How Do Catholics Read The Old Testament?

  Old Testament Study Today

  Biblical Interpretation In Jesus’ Time

  Reading The Old Testament As Catholic Christians

  How Do Catholics Read The New Testament?

  The Formation Of The Gospels

  The Gospels As Witnesses To Jesus And The Early Church

  The Epistles As Witnesses To Early Christian Faith And Life

  How Do Catholics Interpret Scripture?

  Hermeneutics

  The Literal Sense And The Spiritual Sense

  Scripture And Tradition

  What Place Does The Bible Have In Catholic Life?

  The Role Of The Magisterium

  The Bible In Catholic Life

  Lectio Divina

  Conclusion: Twenty-Five Theses

  Appendix: Some Resources For Catholic Biblical Interpretation

  Glossary

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  Do Catholics really read the Bible? If so, how do they read it and is there anything unique about their approach? What role does the Bible play in Catholic life, teaching, and culture?

  As a leading Scripture scholar who also teaches students and preaches to everyday people, Fr. Daniel Harrington, S.J., has made it his life’s mission to answer these and many related questions about the Bible and its relationship to Catholic life. Accessibly written, How Do Catholics Read the Bible? blends biblical scholarship with compelling personal anecdotes to equip readers with the tools they need to more fully engage Scripture and the Catholic tradition. With chapters on how the Catholic canon came to be, what the Church teaches about the Bible, appropriate methods for analyzing Scripture passages, and how to incorporate the Bible into everyday life, this book is ideal for individual or group use in parishes and classrooms. Each chapter concludes with questions for reflection and recommendations for further reading.

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  Bread Of Life Cup Of Salvation

  $106.66

  Introduction

  Food, Glorious Food

  The Eucharist In The New Testament

  A (Very) Brief History Of The Mass

  The Entrance Rite

  Celebrating The Liturgy Of The Word

  The Readings For Mass

  The Preparation Of The Gifts

  The Eucharistic Prayer

  The Communion Rite

  A Theological Reflection

  Conclusion

  Additional Info
  Bread of Life, Cup of Salvation is an invitation to a deeper appreciation for the celebration of the Mass and a greater conviction of its importance for our ordinary living-out of Christian faith in daily life. Taking into account the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the new edition of the General Instruction on the Roman Missal, Fr. John Baldovin, S.J., centers his lucid commentary on the Mass around the most recent official documents and provides an up-to-date survey of the historical development of the Mass from the New Testament to the present. Clear, concise, and accessible, Bread of Life, Cup of Salvation is an informative and powerful reflection on the meaning of the Eucharist for us today.

  This book responds to questions such as What are the orgins of the Mass? How did the Mass develop into what we know today? Why do we have several readings from Scripture at every Mass? Why do we always read a passage from the Gospels last? Why is the Eucharistic Prayer called the center and highpoint of the celebration of the Eucharist? What difference does it make if communion is distributed from the tabernacle or consecrated at the Mass at which people are receiving? Why do we have more than one Eucharistic Prayer? Is it important that people are offered communion in both kinds–the Body and the Blood of Christ? Why did the Mass get its popular name from the dismissal (missa)? Why was it important to recover the exchange of peace?

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  Bread Of Life Cup Of Salvation

  $34.91

  Introduction

  Food, Glorious Food

  The Eucharist In The New Testament

  A (Very) Brief History Of The Mass

  The Entrance Rite

  Celebrating The Liturgy Of The Word

  The Readings For Mass

  The Preparation Of The Gifts

  The Eucharistic Prayer

  The Communion Rite

  A Theological Reflection

  Conclusion

  Additional Info
  Bread of Life, Cup of Salvation is an invitation to a deeper appreciation for the celebration of the Mass and a greater conviction of its importance for our ordinary living-out of Christian faith in daily life. Taking into account the Catechism of the Catholic Church and the new edition of the General Instruction on the Roman Missal, Fr. John Baldovin, S.J., centers his lucid commentary on the Mass around the most recent official documents and provides an up-to-date survey of the historical development of the Mass from the New Testament to the present. Clear, concise, and accessible, Bread of Life, Cup of Salvation is an informative and powerful reflection on the meaning of the Eucharist for us today.

  This book responds to questions such as What are the orgins of the Mass? How did the Mass develop into what we know today? Why do we have several readings from Scripture at every Mass? Why do we always read a passage from the Gospels last? Why is the Eucharistic Prayer called the center and highpoint of the celebration of the Eucharist? What difference does it make if communion is distributed from the tabernacle or consecrated at the Mass at which people are receiving? Why do we have more than one Eucharistic Prayer? Is it important that people are offered communion in both kinds–the Body and the Blood of Christ? Why did the Mass get its popular name from the dismissal (missa)? Why was it important to recover the exchange of peace?

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