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ese Re ective Prayers consider a pondering over the assembly of texts for a given occasion, a service at which the readings from the Revised Common Lectionary are read. e notion that inspired the process of this re ection came from e Prayers of Catherine of Siena, where the editor-translator, Suzanne No ke, O.P. , noted that Catherine's prayers, recorded by her confessor, followed the readings at daily Mass. Over the years, these re ections have proved valuable to me and have come to be published in this form in batches of 90. is volume contains the prayers over several years, beginning in May of 2003.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
ese Re ective Prayers consider a pondering over the assembly of texts for a given occasion, a service at which the readings from the Revised Common Lectionary are read. e notion that inspired the process of this re ection came from e Prayers of Catherine of Siena, where the editor-translator, Suzanne No ke, O.P. , noted that Catherine's prayers, recorded by her confessor, followed the readings at daily Mass. Over the years, these re ections have proved valuable to me and have come to be published in this form in batches of 90. is volume contains the prayers over several years, beginning in May of 2003.
Autorenporträt
I am a retired minister of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) living in central Illinois. In the course of that ministry, I developed a variety of projects which fit into the weekly pattern based on Sunday. Among those was what I call Reflective Prayers, a response to a gentle reading of the lections for a given service, particularly one at which I would be preaching. These were inspired by the comments on the Prayers of Saint Catherine by Suzanne Noffke, O.P. Sr. Noffke noted that Catherine's prayers responded to the lections of the day at Mass and were taken down by her confessor. I soon came to realize that the reflective prayers fed my dealing with the lections for the week and served to illustrate for me the energy of prayer in conjunction with the texts. I continue to produce these reflective prayers and have chosen to revisit earlier sequences of the prayers as in this selection. I live in retirement with my wife of 56 years, our 3 doglets and several cats.