Paulist Press Theology of the Sacraments Collection (3 vols.)
Overview
The Paulist Press Theology of the Sacraments Collection examines the sacraments in light of the postmodern world, helping today’s Catholics to understand and contextualize the sacraments, and offering guidance to those who administer the sacraments to them. Carmelite priests Gregory L. Klein and Robert A. Wolfe draw upon their history in pastoral ministry and education, presenting readers with actual, relatable examples from their valuable experiences. Lambert J. Leijssen and Kenan B. Osborne look at postmodern philosophy and sacramental doctrine, providing insight on the graces, blessings, and difficulties encountered in the sacramental tradition of today’s Church.
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This collection is part of the Paulist Press Liturgy and Sacraments Bundle (21 vols.).
Key Features
- Examines the sacraments in light of postmodern philosophy
- Illustrates with real-life examples from practicing priests
- Offers guidance to administering and receiving the sacraments in the Church today
Product Details
- Title: Paulist Press Theology of the Sacraments Collection
- Publisher: Paulist Press
- Volumes: 3
- Pages: 627
- Christian Group: Catholic
- Resource Type: Topical
- Topic: Theology–Sacraments
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