In the Midst of Our Storms - 4 Pieces Per Package
Description
Christ offers us himself in the liturgy but we often distance ourselves from the love of Christ by keeping our storms, our fears and sins, our sorrows and disappointments, hidden from God. Author Roc O’Connor encourages readers to practice a Eucharistic spirituality that integrates each part of our lives. He presents an approach that aids worshippers in becoming consciously present to the Real Presence. Through this method, believers discover how Word, gesture, and symbol guide them to encounter the Risen Christ and to journey to where the liturgy calls them.
“A beautiful invitation into the riches of the liturgical life, presented in a way that will appeal to both presiders and congregants alike, and that will enable all the faithful to more fully, actively and consciously encounter Christ in worship and prayer. Highly recommended.”
—James Martin, SJ
Author of Jesus: A Pilgrimage
“You will need an open heart when you open this book. Roc O'Connor will guide you through the landscape of the liturgy and the terrain of the spirit. As shepherd and poet, he leads a journey that will lighten your cares and enlighten your prayers.”
—Paul Turner
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Book Details
- Product Code: IMOS
- ISBN: 978-1-61671-236-5
- Author: Roc O’Connor
- Pages: 128
- Binding: Paperback
- Language: English
- Copyright Year: 2015
- 4 Pieces Per Package
Serving the Catholic Community for Over 50 Years
Established by the Archdiocese of Chicago in 1964, LTP promotes the liturgical formation of the faithful called for by the Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy of the Second Vatican Council. Liturgy Training Publications is a premier publisher of liturgical and pastoral materials in English and Spanish. Dedicated to developing resources for the assembly, clergy, liturgical ministers, and all who study the liturgy, LTP produces books, videos, workshops, and other training materials so all the faithful may “become thoroughly imbued with the spirit and power of the liturgy” (SC, 14).