Understanding the Sacraments of Vocation: A Rite-Based Approach

by Randy Stice

Publisher:

Liturgy Training Publications

, 2016

Overview

Rev. Stice offers insightful catechesis on the sacraments of vocation based on the methodology presented in Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI’s Sacramentum Caritatis. Guiding readers through the rites of Orders and Matrimony, Understanding the Sacraments of Vocation examines each of the rites’ Old Testament foundations, liturgical history, and sacramental theology, exploring the way in which the sacraments of vocation affect and influence one’s daily Christian life.

To facilitate use in adult faith formation groups, religious education classes, diaconate programs, and undergraduate sacraments courses, each chapter includes a number of different activities designed to help the reader review and synthesize the material, explore a given topic in greater detail, or deepen his or her experience of the liturgy. Steeped in the words, actions, and signs of the rites themselves, this study will be especially useful for those involved in preparing others for reception of the sacraments of Holy Orders or Matrimony, including catechists, liturgists, seminarians, priests, and deacons.

Key Features

• Offers insightful catechesis on the sacraments of vocation.
• Guides readers through the rites of Orders and Matrimony.
• Explores a given topic in greater detail, or deepen his or her experience of the liturgy.

Product Details

• Title: Understanding the Sacraments of Vocation: A Rite-Based Approach
• Author: Randy Stice
• Publisher: Liturgy Training Publications
• Print Publication Date: 2016
• Logos Release Date: 2024
• Pages: 160
• Era: era:contemporary
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Reader Edition
• Subjects: Catholic Church; Catholic Church Clergy; Clergy; Catholic Church Liturgy
• Resource ID: LLS:NDRSTNDNGSPPRCH
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2024-09-30T17:24:20Z

About Randy Stice

Fr. Randy Stice, is currently is a priest of the diocese of Knoxville and is Director of the Office of Worship and Liturgy for the Diocese of Knoxville, TN. He is also associate pastor of the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. He holds an MA, and an STL in Liturgy. He taught in Canton (Guangzhou), Communist China 1980-1983 (employed by UCLA and Chinese Ministry of Education). He trained missionaries in London, Amsterdam, Hawaii, Perth, Canberra and Brisbane to teach ESL. He has over 25 years of classroom teaching experience, from graduate level to 3rd grade. He was presenter for "Mystical Body, Mystical Voice".