Living Liturgy: Spirituality, Celebration, and Catechesis for Sundays and Solemnities Year C (2016)

Living Liturgyâ„¢ is the indispensable resource that supports parish ministers of all types in preparing well for the celebration of Mass for Sundays, solemnities, and select other days, so that celebrating the liturgy and living a liturgical spirituality go hand-in-hand.
Written by a pastorally experienced team with expertise in Scripture, spiritual direction, liturgy, and liturgical music, Living Liturgyâ„¢ integrates daily living, prayer, and study.
Featured Liturgical Texts:
• Collect
• Gospel Acclamation
• Gospel
• Responsorial Psalm
• First Reading
• Second Reading

Supports for Ministry:
• Reflecting on the Gospel
• Living the Paschal Mystery
• Focusing the Gospel
• Connecting the Gospel
• Connecting the Responsorial Psalm
• About Liturgy
• About Liturgical Music
• Reflections for various ministers and groups
• Model Penitential Act
• Homily Points
• Model Universal Prayer (Prayer of the Faithful)
• Clip art drawn from the Gospel message

Anyone involved with liturgical planning and preparation will benefit from this comprehensive resource, including pastoral ministers, liturgy directors, musicians, and liturgy committee members. Living Liturgy™ also assists those who serve the community in the visible liturgical ministries—presiders, deacons, music ministers, hospitality ministers, altar ministers, lectors, extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion—because it clearly shows that each ministry deserves not only practical preparation but, even more important, spiritual preparation.
Catechumens, candidates, and sponsors use Living Liturgyâ„¢ to support and deepen their liturgical journey within the RCIA. Members of faith-sharing groups use this resource as the focus of weekly prayer and reflection. Parents and teachers will find that Living Liturgyâ„¢ can be simplified and shared with younger members of the liturgical community.

Utility Features:
• Pronunciation guide
• Calendar-dated
• Perfect-bound
• Readings in sense lines
• Index of liturgical topics