Meditations on the Sunday Gospel: Year a

I tend to think of this series as the modern version of the Journey with the Fathers series. The difference is that this series uses texts from a latter era i.e. after the post-Nicean church fathers. Again the selections are on the gospels from the common lectionary - therefore, they should be of interest to a wide variety of readers.The readings are well selected and well edited - they should provoke useful ruminations on the Gospel for all readers. For this volume - Cycle B which corresponds to the Gospel of Mark - the selections include pieces by: Paul VI, Hugo Rahner, Paul Tillich, Catherine of Genoa, Anthony Bloom, Hildegard of Binger, Julian of Norwich ....

I tend to think of this series as the modern version of the Journey with the Fathers series. The difference is that this series uses texts from a latter era i.e. after the post-Nicean church fathers. Again the selections are on the gospels from the common lectionary - therefore, they should be of interest to a wide variety of readers. The readings are well selected and well edited - they should provoke useful ruminations on the Gospel for all readers. For this volume - Cycle A which corresponds to the Gospel of Matthew - the selections include pieces by: Ronald Knox, Teresa of Jesus, Fulton J. Sheen, Catherine of Genoa, Henri de Lubac, Yves Conger, Thomas of Villanova, Edward E. Armstrong, Julian of Norwich, Lucien Cerfaux ...

I tend to think of this series as the modern version of the Journey with the Fathers series. The difference is that this series uses texts from a latter era i.e. after the post-Nicean church fathers. Again the selections are on the gospels from the common lectionary - therefore, they should be of interest to a wide variety of readers. The readings are well selected and well edited - they should provoke useful ruminations on the Gospel for all readers. For this volume - Cycle C which corresponds to the Gospel of Luke - the selections include pieces by: Martin Luther, Karl Adam, Karl Rahner, Soren Kierkegaard, Anthony Bloom, Juan of Avila, Caterine of Genoa, Elizabeth of the Trinity ...