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SAN JOSE, Calif., Sept. 22, 2005 — Liturgical Catechesis magazine
has taken a new turn after more than three years as a newsletter and another
four years as a magazine. Responding to the need for an integrated approach
to all aspects of community formation and worship, the editors at Resource
Publications will merge two magazines into one under the banner of Ministry
& Liturgy. (More)
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Liturgical Catechesis supports catechesis that comes from and
leads back into the liturgy. Editor David Philippart and experts in liturgy,
catechetics, and initiation ministries fill the pages of each issue with
indispensable tools for organizing parish life around the liturgical year.
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Liturgical Catechesis
August-September 2005
Volume 8 Number 4
Features
O, How Long?!By David Philippart
Longing and desire are made holy in Advent.
Four Lessons from Summer
By Michael Mansfield
We can practice liturgical catechesis by reflecting on the seasons!
We can wait!
By Gertrud Mueller Nelson
We say it all the time" “I can't wait!” But yes we can!.
Number 4 in The Domestic Church series
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June-July 2005
Volume 8 Number 3
Features
All times belong to ChristBy David Philippart
How might the liturgical year organize and give meaning to all the other calendars and schedules that we keep?
Celebrate God's word to crown the academic-catechetical year
By Vivian E. Williams
End the school year with a Liturgy of the word. Here's how — and why!
The art of living
By Gertrud Mueller Nelson
Keeping the feasts and fasts of the church year at home make for artful
living. Number 3 in the Domestic Church series.
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April-May 2005
Volume 8 Number 2
Features
Our days are numberedBy David Philippart
In ordinary time we read and revel in parables, and Matthew offers some unique stories for liturgy and catechesis about our life in God
Christians and Jews: Reflecting on our relationship in the year of
Matthew
By Maria Leonard
As we read the Gospel most concerned with our Jewish roots, here is
an update on the state of dialog between Christians and Jews.
Celebrating First Fruits: Assumption Day
By Gertrud Mueller Nelson
Here's how to celebrate this extraordinary feast in the middle of Summer
Ordinary Time. Number 2 in the Domestic Church series.
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Liturgical Catechesis
February-March 2005
Volume 8 Number 1
Features
Now the queen of seasons, brightBy David Philippart
Even if you think you don't deserve to celebrate, God gives us the paschal season as a gracious gift of time.
Easter feasting with children
By Vivian Williams
With a candle, some olive oil, and a bowl of water, you can help children
savor the essence of Easter.
Domestic church: Easter at home
By Gertrud Mueller Nelson
Think for a moment about Easter eggs, the Easter basket, and bringing
home the fire.
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