Harold A. Buetow Homily Reflections (8 vols.)
Overview
This highly-acclaimed series of homily reflections offers inspiration for the many situations where homilists are called to speak. Popular homilist Father Harold A. Buetow coordinates his reflections with the Mass readings for Liturgical Years I and II; Cycle Years A, B, and C; and special occasions such as sacramental rites, holidays, feast days, ecumenical gatherings, healing services, and more. Father Buetow’s characteristic blend of humor and reverence applies scriptural wisdom to real-life situations, resulting in engaging sermons. An excellent resource both for those crafting homilies—such as priests, deacons, and lay-ministers—and for personal spiritual reading throughout the liturgical year.
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This collection is part of the Alba House Homilies Bundle (24 vols.).
Key Features
- Offers inspiration for almost any homiletic situation
- Presents the characteristic wit and wisdom of Harold A. Buetow
- Coordinates with the Lectionary readings
Praise for the Print Editions
Good idea-generators for priests who need to come up with homilies, the books could also serve as daily devotionals.
—CUA Magazine
Product Details
- Title: Harold A. Buetow Homily Reflections
- Author: Harold A. Buetow
- Publisher: Alba House
- Volumes: 8
- Pages: 2,334
- Christian Group: Catholic
- Resource Type: Sermons
- Topic: Preaching Resources
Partially includedAbout Harold A. Buetow
Harold A. Buetow (1920–2009) was a Catholic priest, author, professor, and editor. Buetow studied at Cathedral College and Immaculate Conception Seminary, and was ordained in 1942 to serve in the Brooklyn diocese. He served as a priest for 65 years, taught for 30 years in the school of education at Catholic University in Washington, DC and was a senior staff editor on The New Catholic Encyclopedia. He earned a PhD from Catholic University, and also held a JD. In addition to his celebrated homily reflections, Buetow authored titles such as The Catholic School: Its Roots, Identity, and Future and Religion in Personal Development: Analysis and a Prescription.