The Church in Early Irish Society

History

Kathleen Hughes

Europe

METHUEN

Tie the knot outside the box armed with this companion volume to the wildly popular Anti-Bride Guide. Featuring sassy and savvy ideas, useful questionnaires, handy pockets, and space for notes and doodles, the Anti-Bride Wedding Planner provides creative inspiration for brides-to-be who want to kick the conventional wedding to the curb.

Anti-Bride Wedding Planner: Hip Tools and Tips for Getting Hitched

Carolyn Gerin

Amy Glynn Hornick

Ithinand Tubkam

Reference

Chronicle Books+

Following the best-selling Anti-Bride Guide and Bridesmaid's Guide down the aisle comes the essential, smart, and sassy etiquette guide for the not-so-traditional bride. This feisty and straightforward advice book fills a huge gap in the wedding etiquette market. A riot to read and packed with bold illustrations, it walks the bride through everything from invitations and seating arrangements to money matters and family feuds. Whether fielding classic conundrums who pays for what or decidedly modern situations the maid of honor is a man Anti-Bride Etiquette Guide offers sensitive advice for skillfully navigating the rough spots. Inventive solutions for dodging outmoded traditions ensure that brides will keep everyone from grooms to grandmothers happy. For the bride who doesn't want to sacrifice the wedding of her dreams or her loved ones' feelings, Anti-Bride Etiquette Guide has the answers.

Anti-Bride Etiquette Guide: The Rules?And How to Bend Them

Book by Doris Donnelly, Kevin Irwin, Kathleen Hughes, Patrick Cooney

Repentance and Reconciliation in the Church: Major Presentations Given at the 1986 National Meeting of the Federation of Diocesan Liturgical Commissions

Doris Donnelly

Kevin Irwin

Patrick Cooney

Religion & Spirituality

Liturgical Press

Lay Presiding: Art of Leading Prayer

Pastoral P, US

Leaving Them Defenseless

Center for Study of Responsive Law

In liturgy, as in life, one thing regularly leads to another: understanding leads to loving, loving to participation, participation to commitment, and commitment to a reformed way of living. It seems so elementary. Believers simply need to understand what they are doing when they gather for prayer, and the rest will follow. --Saying Amen, Chapter 1This book explores a new way of contemplating the liturgy, a mystagogical way based on the actual experiences of women and men at prayer. Kathleen Hughes interviewed hundreds of ordinary believers about worship, how they had prepared for it, what it touched in their lives, how it helped them name God, and what it asked them to say Amen to. Using the language of the people she interviewed--including images, stories, and metaphors--Hughes explores the meaning of sacraments, including the Christian Initiation of Adults, Infant Baptism, Confirmation, Marriage and Vocation, Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Funerals, and Eucharist.In these pages you are invited to share the experiences of many different types of people: young and old, lifelong Catholics, and those recently welcomed (or welcomed back) into the Church, newly confirmed teenagers, first communicants, newlyweds, those who have recently experienced the death of a loved one, a community of religious women.This book will help you and those you work with to understand and love the liturgy more, to participate more thoughtfully in its celebration, and to embrace a sacramental way of living. A valuable resource for students, pastoral ministers, and anyone who wants to reflect on how we live our faith. AWARDS:Catholic Press Association 2000 Book Award winner, third place, in liturgy
Published by Liturgy Training Publications.

Saying Amen: A Mystagogy of Sacrament

Christian Books & Bibles

Liturgy Training Publications

In Saying Amen: Entering into the Mystery of the Sacraments, Kathleen Hughes invites readers to deepen their liturgical prayer. She does this through a method of exploring the sacramental liturgies and reflecting on them. This method of mystagogy―the holy remembering of the words, gestures, sights, scents, music, and silence of the event―opens people to the touch of God. That openness can lead to transformation and a better understanding of what it means to say Amen during communal prayer. This book, which includes the fruit of Kathleen’s interviews with hundreds of Catholics, is a valuable resource for scholars, students, and pastoral ministers. Not only does Saying Amen present a mystagogical method, it provides reflections from the faithful on how the liturgy has touched their lives. Foreword by Mark R. Francis, Introduction by Michael S. Driscoll

Saying Amen: Entering into the Mystery of the Sacraments

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