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Mission To promote the liturgical formation “of the faithful and also their active participation in the liturgy both internally and externally, taking into account their age and condition, their way of life, and their stage of religious development” so all the faithful may “become thoroughly imbued with the spirit and power of the liturgy.”

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Pastoral Resources 7 Annual Resources 8–9 Adult Faith Formation 10 For Children and Families 11 Classroom Resources 12 Academic Titles 13 Prayer Resources 14

Promover la formación litúrgica “y la participación activa de los fieles en la liturgia, interna y externa, conforme a su edad, condición, género de vida y grado de cultura religiosa”, de modo que todos ellos “se impregnen totalmente del espíritu y de la fuerza de la liturgia.”

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Great Gifts The Godparent Book Ideas and Activities for Godparents and Their Godchildren Elaine Ramshaw • In The Godparent Book, Elaine Ramshaw provides encouragement, reassurance, energy, and resources for godparents in all the churches that call for godparents. Building on the idea that godparent and godchild are two Christians discovering together what it means to be baptized, she suggests scores of ideas for relating at every age and in many circumstances. The content of the first edition of this book has been updated in the light of new technology, and a list of the book’s recommended resources is available as a supplement on the LTP website.

The Illustrated and Annotated New Testament for Catholics Ideal for devotional reading and study, The Illustrated and Annotated New Testament for Catholics contains the complete text of the New Testament from the New American Bible, Revised Edition (NABRE). It includes the full NAB introductions and notes to facilitate understanding by providing details about the text and translation, as well as historical and theological context.

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Daily Prayer 2022 Lauren Murphy, Paul Radkowski • Daily Prayer is the perfect companion for your spiritual journey. Versatile and easy-to-use, this trusted resource has assisted Catholics in deepening their faith and prayer life for more than a decade. As the perfect gift for parish volunteers, teachers, and catechists, it will aid each person in the parish to foster a practice of prayer and can be used to begin or end parish meetings.

When You Were Baptized Catherine Maresca, Illustrated

by Nathan Röhlander • The sacrament of Baptism welcomes us into a community of faith and prepares us for life in God. Each gift received on the day of our Baptism will grow in meaning and purpose as we grow in faith. Using age-appropriate text and engaging illustrations, When You Were Baptized invites children to reflect on this sacrament through the rituals and symbols of the Baptismal rite: water, light, holy oil, God’s Word, and the baptismal garment.

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Liturgy and Ministry in Times of Need Various authors including Wendy Cichanski Caduff and Ann Dickinson Degenhard • When our local, national, and global communities face difficult situations, it can be challenging for pastoral ministers to respond appropriately. Liturgy and Ministry in Times of Need provides practical recommendations for incorporating these important needs into liturgical prayer.

It eases the burden of preparing liturgy during difficult times and offers guidance for ministering compassionately to those in need.

Liturgy and Discipleship

Glorify the Lord by Your Life

Preparing Worship That Inspires and Transforms

Catholic Social Teaching and the Liturgy Bernard Evans • This resource provides a unique approach for understanding the important connection between the liturgy and the seven primary themes of Catholic social teaching. It will inspire you to deepen your relationship with God and with others, to become more aware of the needs of the world and recommit yourself to live as Christ’s disciples in the world.

Various authors including Mary A. Ehle and Anne Y. Koester • This pastoral resource provides trust-worthy and practical ideas for preparing the liturgy by integrating the needs of the world in an appropriate way. The ideas adhere to liturgical norms and Catholic Social Teaching and explore the many options provided in the ritual texts.

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The Gospel requires that particular care be taken to welcome into the Church’s assembly those often discarded by society — the socially and economically marginalized, the elderly, the sick, those with disabilities, and those with special needs.

— Built of Living Stones, 42

The community gathered to worship is a priestly people, men and women called to offer God worship. If this community is conscious of its dignity, then those it calls to service in positions of leadership will be able to recognize their dignity as well.

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The Life and Dignity of the Human Person

— Fulfilled in Your Hearing, 17

participation in the Church’s liturgy shapes what we think, forms our hearts, and guides the actions we take in response to life and dignity matters. Let’s look at how this happens.

Any time we gather for liturgy—whether Mass, Baptisms, weddings, anointing of the sick, reconciliation, Liturgy of the Hours, or funerals—we meet and are met by symbols. We need symbols—and not only the symbols of liturgy. We need the symbols that are part of daily living, such as music and art, poetry and stories, nature and words that stir our hearts, memorials that honor people and events, anthems and colors, and so on. Symbols take us somewhere beyond what is immediately in front of us. They help us to find meaning underneath what we experience in life and put us in touch with feelings and emotions when words alone are not enough. Symbols can also change us, because they can lead us to new ways of thinking and create new attitudes and behaviors. Symbols are powerful.

Our liturgical celebrations are packed with symbols—people, gestures, movements, objects, words, music, art, a worship space. Through these symbols that we see, hear, touch, smell, and taste, we experience the mystery of God. These encounters with God in the symbols of our liturgy shape our thinking, form our hearts, and direct our actions in daily life. With this in mind, let’s name some of the liturgical symbols we meet that teach us something about our first theme of Catholic social teaching—the sacredness of human life and the dignity of every person.

The Assembly When we fail to acknowledge as part of reality the worth of a poor person, a human embryo, a person with disabilities . . . it becomes difficult to hear the cry of nature itself; everything is connected.

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od’s tender love brings us—every human person, without exception—into being.

We are “wonderfully made” (Psalm 139:14a). The very fact that God brings us into existence—creates us in God’s own image (see Genesis 1:27)—and shares life with us in Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit means that human life is sacred and that every person is worthy and must be honored. The holiness of life and the dignity of the human person are gifts. There is nothing to be earned here. So instinctive are these gifts that when human life is threatened or the dignity of a human being is under attack, we cannot help but feel shaken. We push back, protest, and demand protection and respect for the people who are harmed or targeted. Life is sacred and every person—regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, nationality, age, religion, economic status or place in society, intelligence or health, able-bodied or differently abled, marital status or sexual orientation—is precious and should be honored. Never should anyone be treated as disposable or less than or as though they do not matter.

The respect for human life and the unquestionable dignity of every person are values that run through the whole of Catholic social teaching. We will keep circling back to the sacredness and worthiness of the human person in this book, as we look at the other major themes of Catholic social teaching.

It needs to be emphasized that the Catholic Church sees the values of the holiness and dignity of human life as the foundation of a just and good society. We live in a world with many competing ideas. Actions that end a human life, such as abortion, assisted suicide, the use of the death penalty, terrorism and war, or efforts to manipulate human life, such as with cloning or trying to use what we know about genetics to design a “perfect” human being, contradict the belief that life is sacred.

We also know that many human beings are demeaned by human trafficking, bullying, cyber trolling, abuse, sexual exploitation, racism, religious discrimination, hateful words and actions, violent threats, addictive substances or behaviors, social pressures, cultural and economic discrimination, and other forms of mistreatment.

Such behaviors and attitudes say to a person, “You are not worthy. You don’t matter.” For Catholics, this is shocking and inexcusable. We are called to stand up to that which threatens human life and speak out against anything that belittles or harms human beings. This is a big ask! What equips us to do this work? Of course, learning more about why we believe human life is sacred and every human person is worthy and important, as is learning about particular life and dignity issues, like the ones listed above.

Also important is showing up for the times our parish community comes together for worship—that is, liturgy. The Church’s liturgy, which includes our sacramental rites and Liturgy of the Hours, teaches us and forms us in our faith. Our liturgical celebrations reveal a great deal about the holiness of life and dignity of the human person, which floods our minds and hearts. Usually without realizing it, our

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— Laudato si’, 117

The glory of God is the human person fully alive.

Exclusion ultimately has to do with what it means to be a part of the society in which we live; those excluded are no longer Precisely because of the mystery society’s underside or its fringes we celebrate, we must denounce or its disenfranchised — they are situations contrary to human no longer even a part of it. The dignity, since Christ shed his excluded are not the “exploited” blood for all, and at the same time but the outcast, the “leftovers.” affirm the inestimable value of — Evangelii gaudium, 53 each individual person.

— St. Irenaeus

— Sacramentum caritatis, 89

There remains the obligation to ensure that everyone can enjoy the freedom, rest and relaxation that human dignity requires, together with the associated religious, family, cultural and interpersonal needs that are difficult to meet if there is no guarantee of at least one day of the week on which people can both rest and celebrate.

One must speak of an essential “equality,” since both of them — the woman as much as the man —are created in the image and likeness of God. Both of them are equally capable of receiving the outpouring of divine truth and love in the Holy Spirit.

— Mulieris dignitatem, 16

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The assembly is a “must have” for any liturgical celebration. Liturgy does not happen without the People of God. Have you ever taken a good look at the people— yourself included—who come together for Sunday Mass at your parish? Or maybe the coming together is for another liturgical event — a wedding or Baptisms, for example. Whom do you see? Chances are we see family, friends, neighbors, coworkers, and classmates. People we know well and not at all. We see the young and the not-so-young. We see people of various races and cultures. We might hear a variety of languages and dialects. We are differently abled, physically, mentally, and developmentally. We are the rich, the poor, and the in-between. Some of us are in ill health and some of us are grieving. We are married, single, divorced, ordained, and in religious vows. We are highly skilled, gifted, and works in progress. We could go on, but here’s the amazing thing—God knitted each of us in our mother’s womb; each of us is sacred. And God calls us holy people into a holy assembly where, if we pay attention, we realize our own sacredness and that of every person in that assembly.

But this realization goes beyond the walls of the church and one liturgy. We are being trained to recognize that we walk upon sacred ground any time we cross paths with another human being, whoever that person is, wherever they come from or are going to, whatever their religious beliefs or life choices, regardless of what they look like or sound like. They are holy people, wonderfully made, and in them, we meet the Sacred.

And just imagine, we also believe that Christ is really present in our assembly. As baptized people, we share life with Jesus Christ and with one another. Individuals with all our differences formed into one body—the Body of Christ. It’s our name.

This is clear to us when we receive Communion and are named “the Body of Christ,” “the Blood of Christ.” And we say “Amen”—“so be it!” Body of Christ is who we are to be in the world to continue Christ’s mission to love, heal, and teach, to invite into relationship with God and one another, to honor the dignity of every human being, to see them and assure them that they matter. In us, people experience the love of Christ. In people—all people—we see the face of Christ, just as we do when we look at the liturgical assembly, and act toward them as we would act toward Christ.

Liturgy and Discipleship: Preparing Worship That Inspires and Transforms

Hospitality When we think of hospitality and liturgy, we might think of parishioners who volunteer to greet people and hand them a worship aid or songbook when they arrive in church. This is certainly an act of hospitality, but did you know that we are all responsible for hospitality? And not just at Mass or another liturgy. Liturgy actually gives us a chance to practice hospitality. But first, let’s say more about what we mean by hospitality, and especially, Christian hospitality. In short, it means a willingness to let someone into your life. It’s about having a heart that has room for others— and all their life stuff, messy as it might be.

We practice being people with roomy hearts when we gather for liturgy. How does this happen? One, we are to be a welcoming presence to all who come—friends and strangers alike. We greet one another and sing in one voice; we pray with one another and extend a sign of peace; we move together in procession to share the Eucharist; we welcome children and adults for Baptism; we welcome the already baptized into the full communion of the Catholic Church; we embrace the sick and others in need of healing; we celebrate with couples who exchange the vows of marriage; and we meet the bodies of our dead and those who are grieving when we gather for rites of Christian burial. In welcoming all, we acknowledge their worth. They are visible to us. Think for a moment about how it feels to be invisible in the presence of other people, to be treated not with hospitality but with hostility. Not a good feeling. We might wonder whether we’re worthy of people’s time and attention. The hospitality we are to practice in liturgy helps us to know that the dignity of persons is lifted up when we make room for them in our hearts. It helps us to know that when we welcome others into our hearts, we welcome Christ.

Two, we practice hospitality in liturgy when our worship spaces, music, words, and art reflect the diversity of our assembly—the different generations, women and men and children, the various cultures and languages, the able-bodied and differently-abled. When we pay attention to this, we honor the assembly, and when we honor the assembly, we honor the dignity of each person who makes up the assembly. And before we know it, we honor the dignity of every person we meet and are enriched by their presence in our lives.

The Liturgy of the Word We are wrapped in the words of Scripture every time we celebrate liturgy. At Sunday Mass, we hear a reading first from the Old Testament (except for Easter Time, when the first reading is taken from the Acts of the Apostles); we then sing a psalm, hear from a non-Gospel book of the New Testament, and stand for a Gospel reading. The preacher then unpacks what we heard in the homily to invite us to think about the ways the Word of God speaks to our own lives and the life of the communities we are part of, including family, parish, local, and global. Of course, Mass is not the only time the Scriptures are proclaimed. The Scriptures have a featured place in every one of our sacramental rites and the Liturgy of the Hours. And not only do we proclaim and listen to the biblical words, we sing them. The responsorial psalm is usually sung, and composers of many of the songs we sing draw upon the words of Scripture.

The words of Scripture we hear proclaimed in our liturgical celebrations communicate to us the enduring love God has for all human beings and all of creation.

The stories and histories, poems and parables, dramas and songs we hear tell us that God is continuously reaching out to humanity and inviting us into deeper relationship with God and one another. In the proclamation of the Word, we encounter Christ— really present—and through this encounter are invited to become more like Christ.

Sunday affirms both the primacy of God and the dignity of the person.

— Built of Living Stones, 20

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The dignity of the individual and the demands of justice require, particularly today, that economic choices do not cause disparities in wealth to increase in an excessive and morally unacceptable manner.

— Caritas in veritate, 32

Human persons are willed by God; they are imprinted with God’s image. Their dignity does not come from the work they do, but from the persons they are.

— Centesimus annus, 11

Every threat to human dignity and life must necessarily be felt in the Church’s very heart; it cannot but affect her at the core of her faith in the Redemptive Incarnation of the Son of God, and engage her in her mission of proclaiming the Gospel of life in all the world and to every creature (cf. Mark 16:15).

— Evangelium vitae, 3

The dignity of this life is linked not only to its beginning, to the fact that it comes from God, but also to its final end, to its destiny of fellowship with God in knowledge and love of him.

— Evangelium vitae, 38

The dignity of the human person and the common good rank higher than the comfort of those who refuse to renounce their privileges.

— Evangelii gaudium, 218

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— Dies Domini, 66

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Liturgy & Sacraments Great Is the Mystery Encountering the Formational Power of Liturgy Joe Paprocki, D. Todd Williamson Encounter the mystery of Christ at the heart of the liturgy with this remarkable blend of personal reflections and liturgical history.

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Q&A: The Mass Dennis C. Smolarski, sj • Fr. Smolarkski answers frequently asked questions about the Mass with legal expertise and pastoral sensitivity.

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The Forgotten Instruction The Roman Liturgy, Inculturation, and Legitimate Adaptations Kenneth J. Martin • This book explores the practical and pastoral application of the norms for adaptation, accommodation, and inculturation in the liturgy.

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The Church at Worship Theology, Spirituality, and Practice of Parish Liturgy Joseph DeGrocco • Msgr. DeGrocco offers an excellent resource for parish liturgical formation in this highly informative and practical guide to celebrating the liturgy.

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Guide for the Assembly Cardinal Joseph Bernardin • Cardinal Joseph Bernardin’s first pastoral letter makes clear his intention that parish liturgy become the center and the force of Catholic life.

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A Sourcebook about Liturgy Gabe Huck • This compilation of poems, stories, prayers, and songs will challenge and delight readers as they explore the mystery of the liturgy.

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Catechesis and Mystagogy Infant Baptism Edited by Victoria M. Tufano • Essays by liturgists, catechists, and pastoral ministers explore the pastoral care a parish can offer families preparing their children for Baptism.

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A Baptism Sourcebook J. Robert Baker, Larry J. Nyberg, Victoria M. Tufano • Taken from prose, poetry, hymnody, Scripture, and from liturgical and patristic texts, this collection explores the mystery of Baptism.

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Catholic Marriage A Pastoral and Liturgical Commentary Edited by Edward Foley, Capuchin Catholic Marriage is a collection of essays by scholars and practitioners on the rites, spirituality, history, theology, and pastoral practice surrounding the Sacrament of Matrimony.

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Q&A: Seasons, Sacraments and Sacramentals Dennis C. Smolarski, sj • In this helpful volume, Fr. Smolarski responds to questions about the seasonal celebrations of the liturgy, devotions, sacraments, and holydays.

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Christian Initiation Disciples Making Disciples

What Is the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults?

Print and Digital Resources for Forming the Assembly

These pamphlets briefly explain the general process through which catechumens travel and directs inquirers to helpful sources for further information.

Various authors including Gael Gensler, osf and Timothy A. Johnston • Use Disciples Making Disciples CD-ROM year after year to encourage assembly participation and fulfill their baptismal mission of helping to form new Christians.

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What Are the Sacraments of Initiation?

Disciples Making Disciples

An informative introduction to and explanation of the Sacraments of Initiation, this resource is perfect for parishes to keep on hand for visitors.

The Role of the Assembly in Christian Initiation Victoria M. Tufano • Help your entire assembly understand its role in welcoming and forming newcomers in the faith with this little booklet.

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Creating an Effective Mystagogy A Handbook for Catechumenate Leaders Second Edition

Dennis Chriszt, cpps • Help Christian initation coordinators and catechists understand the goals of mystagogy.

How Do I Become Catholic?

Sensitive to the journey of faith already begun by the baptized, this pamphlet addresses common questions about full communion with the Church.

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Pastoral Resources That All May Be One Consolidating Church Buildings When Parishes Merge Kevin Mannara • Kevin Mannara examines the relationship between the church building and the parish community, offering practical advice for a collaborative approach.

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A Place for Baptism Regina Kuehn • Drawing on an impressive array of artistic paintings and photographs, Kuehn offers an indispensable guide to building and refurbishing baptismal fonts.

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The Color of Light Commissioning Stained Glass for a Church Sarah Hall • Stained-glass artist Sarah Hall guides parishes through the materials, planning, techniques, design, and installation of the ancient art in churches.

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Basket, Basin, Plate and Cup Vessels in the Liturgy David Philippart • This informative collection of essays about vessels includes history, usage, design, care, and canon law regarding their construction.

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A Common Sense for Parish Life With a special focus on the relationship between the liturgy, service, and catechesis, this workbook will guide you as you examine parish practices.

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Languages of Worship/ El lenguaje de la liturgia This bilingual collection of essays focuses on the theological language of the liturgy, especially the language of the Paschal Mystery.

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An Illustrated History of the Church The Great Challenges Guy Bedouelle, op • This captivating narrative with over 500 striking photographs will delight anyone interested in the complex history of the Catholic Church.

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A Sourcebook about Sunday Various authors including Paul F. Ford and Mary Ellen Hynes • Immerse yourself in the holiness of the Lord’s Day with prose and poetry celebrating the rich Jewish and Christian history of Sabbath-keeping.

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Annual Resources Year of Grace 2022 Calendar

Workbook for Lectors, Gospel Readers, and Proclaimers of the Word® 2022

Tracy Rodenborn • Count the days and weeks of this liturgical year, reflecting on the works of mercy that Christ expects of all disciples.

United States Edition Catherine Cory, Elizabeth Nagel, Peter O’Leary, Stephen S. Wilbricht, csc Workbook provides this year’s Scripture readings for practice along with commentaries, advice for proclamation, and pronunciation aids.

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The Daily Mass Readings 2022 A Simple Reference Guide

At Home with the Word ® 2022 Sherri Brown, op • Both individuals and groups find a deeper understanding of the Sunday Scriptures in At Home with the Word®: read, ponder, discuss, act, and pray.

This portable booklet is a simple resource that anyone who follows, needs, or prays with the daily Mass readings can use every day from the First Sunday of Advent through the Saturday of the Last Week of Ordinary Time.

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The Catholic Handbook for Visiting the Sick and Homebound 2022 Ann Dickinson Degenhard • This book provides all a lay minister needs to care spiritually for those homebound who cannot attend the liturgy with their parish community.

It contains Rites for blessing, anointing and bringing the Holy Communion, as well as the Sunday Gospel to share, pray, and reflect with sick and homebound.

Palabra de Dios™ 2022 Lecturas dominicales y reflexiones espirituales Petra Alexander, Carmen Aguinaco, Claudia Ávila, Teresa Maya, Jaime Sevilla, Adrián Badillo • Palabra de Dios™ offers individuals and groups a deeper understanding of the Sunday Scriptures as well as the opportunity to share their Catholic faith: read, ponder, discuss, act, and pray together. The book includes the biblical references for the readings of every day of the week.

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Annual Resources Celebrating Sunday for Catholic Families 2021–2022

Children’s Daily Prayer 2021–2022

Christine Ondrla • Simple and approachable, this book is designed to guide even the busiest families to integrate the Sunday Gospel into their daily lives through reflection, conversation, and family activities.

Karla Hardersen • This annual helps to guide children in schools and religious education in a daily service of communal prayer that follows the pattern of the Church’s Morning Prayer.

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Liturgy and Appointment Calendar 2022 The calendar includes the liturgical observance, the readings of the day, the proper liturgical colors, as well as the psalter for the Liturgy of the Hours for each day of the year plus civic celebrations.

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The Catholic Planning Calendar 2022 This 13-month tear-off planning calendar is 22”×17” and may be used as a desk blotter or hung on the wall.

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E-Ordo 2022 & 2023 Pack The Liturgical Year for Electronic Calendars The E-Ordo is an electronic calendar file containing the details of the liturgical year that can be imported into most electronic calendars and plaforms. It follows the liturgical year. This pack contains the 2022 E-Ordo that goes from November 28, 2021 through November 26, 2022 and the 2023 E-Ordo. The e-Ordo is in compliance with the General Norms for the Liturgical Year and the Calendar and contains all the liturgical calendar information.

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Children’s Liturgy of the Word 2021–2022 A Weekly Resource Various authors including Diane Lampitt and Debra Mahr • The essential guide for prayer leaders who facilitate a separate Liturgy of the Word with children on Sundays and holydays of obligation.

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Sourcebook for Sundays, Seasons, and Weekdays 2022 The Almanac for Pastoral Liturgy Various authors including Chris de Silva and Kate Williams • This trusted annual publication provides concise and helpful material to inspire and assist those who prepare the Mass for each day of the liturgical year.

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Daily Prayer 2022 Lauren Murphy, Paul Radkowski Versatile and easy-to-use, this trusted resource has assisted Catholics in deepening their faith and prayer life for more than a decade.

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Adult Faith Formation The Liturgy

Disciples Making Disciples

The Source and Summit of Our Christian Life

The Role of the Assembly in Christian Initiation

Corinna Laughlin • This easy-to-read resource explores what it means to call liturgy “source and summit.”

Victoria M. Tufano • Help your entire assembly understand its role in welcoming and forming newcomers in the faith with this little booklet.

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Do Not Let Your Hearts Be Troubled The Catholic Understanding of Death and Eternal Life

Guide to Keeping Sunday Holy

Victoria M. Tufano • This short booklet explores the Catholic understanding of eternal life, provides an overview of the primary funeral rites (the Vigil, Funeral Liturgy, and Committal), and offers practical ways we can remember those who have died.

Pope John Paul II • Pope John Paul II’s inspiring apostolic letter encourages the faithful to rediscover why we hold Sundays holy.

Apostolic Letter Dies Domini

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Introduction to Lent and Eastertime Gabe Huck • This introductory guide will increase the understanding, participation, and devotion of your community during Lent and Eastertime.

Baptized for Discipleship The Meaning of Baptism for Our Christian Life

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Mary A. Ehle • An exploration of the Sacrament of Baptism and how it changes and commissions Christians to live as Christ’s disciples in the world.

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My Sacrifice and Yours Our Participation in the Eucharist Paul Turner • Turner explores the sacrificial nature of the Mass, guiding readers to reflect on their own participation in the Eucharistic mystery.

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For Children and Families Belonging to God’s Family Nurturing Your Child’s Faith Life Kara O’Malley • This resource enables parishes to provide parents with basic formation on the sacrament of Baptism and offer ways to begin cultivating a spiritual life at home during the early years before child begins formal religious education. Families will also come to know the grace and the support the community of faith offers, especially through the celebration of the Eucharist.

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Praying Together Ideas for Developing Family Prayer in Your Home Karla Hardersen • Parents are their children’s first catechists and formators in the faith. This practical guide will help and inspire parents to make prayer a part of their family life.

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Prayers for Expectant Parents Mary Caswell Walsh • Offer spiritual support to expectant parents in the midst of their joys and anxieties with this collection of Scripture, prayers, and reflections.

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Gathering at the Table Elizabeth Hoffman Reed • Make the connection between the Lord’s supper and your family dinner each night with this beautiful collection of prayers and essays.

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Giving Thanks at the Table Compiled by Elizabeth Hoffman Reed Encourage your students to pray as a family with this collection of quotes and blessings for mealtime. It’s the perfect mealtime companion!

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Bible Stories for the Forty Days Melissa Musick Nussbaum • Share the stories of the Bible with your children with this beautifully illustrated collection of forty well-known stories: one for each day of Lent!

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When You Were Baptized Catherine Maresca, Illustrated by Nathan Röhlander • Using age-appropriate text and engaging illustrations, When You Were Baptized invites children to reflect on this sacrament through the rituals and symbols of the Baptismal rite: water, light, holy oil, God’s Word, and the baptismal garment.

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Classroom Resources Violence and Nonviolence in Scripture

At the Empty Tomb Poster Art by Laura James • Based on early Christian Ethiopian art, this lively image from Keeping the Seasons depicts the arrival of the three Marys at the empty tomb.

Helping Children Understand Challenging Stories Catherine Maresca • Children often struggle with the Biblical stories that portray God as violent or condoning violence. Maresca provides us with an approach for helping children to develop a foundational relationship with God before engaging Scriptural accounts that challenge their understanding of God’s actions.

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Holy Family Poster Hang this inspirational poster in your home or office to inspire reflection and prayer throughout the Advent and Christmas seasons year after year.

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Preparing Masses with Children

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15 Easy Steps Robert W. Piercy, Jr. • Through a simple, 15-step process, Piercy outlines how teachers can involve their students in every phase of liturgical preparation.

Bilingual Our Father Poster Hang this beautifully illustrated, doublesided poster in your classroom to help children learn the Lord’s Prayer in both English and Spanish.

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Taste and See Savoring the Child’s Wisdom Pam Moore • In this exploration of what it means to truly observe the child, each essay was inspired by a child’s response or prayer in the atrium.

Our Father Activity Sheet This colorful fill-in-the-blank activity sheet will help both children and catechumens to learn the Our Father.

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An Introduction to the Liturgical Year

Create Your Own Christmas Season Booklet Activity Sheet

Inos Biffi • This beautifully illustrated overview of the liturgical year explains how each liturgical season reveals a specific aspect of Christ’s saving work.

This activity sheet invites children to create their own colorful booklets as a prayerfilled guide through the Christmas season.

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Academic Titles A Pastoral Commentary on the General Instruction of the Roman Missal

The Virgin Martyrs

Joseph DeGrocco • DeGrocco offers a compendium of best practices to help parishes appropriate the rich content of the General Instruction of the Roman Missal and enrich their liturgy.

Michael J.K. Fuller • Fuller guides readers through the stories of the Virgin Martyrs, offering a modern, relevant approach to reading the medieval legends of the saints.

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A Hagiographical and Mystagogical Interpretation

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The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass

A Pastoral Commentary on Sacrosanctum Concilium

A Search for an Acceptable Notion of Sacrifice

The Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy of the Second Vatican Council

Michael McGuckian, sj • This unique study explores the fundamentals of faith and offers a contemporary understanding of traditional sacrifice.

Edited by Danielle A. Noe • Examining the Constitution article by article, this resource offers detailed commentary on its theological, historical, and pastoral contexts.

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Become What You Receive A Systematic Study of the Eucharist John H. McKenna, cm • In this rich study, Rev. McKenna guides readers through the Eucharist’s anthropological, phenomenological, ecumenical, and scriptural roots.

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Confirmation The Baby in Solomon’s Court, Revised Edition

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The Conversation of Faith and Reason Modern Catholic Thought from Hermes to Benedict XVI Aidan Nichols, op • In this rigorous study, Aidan Nichols charts the development of the main currents of modern Catholic thought on the interrelation of faith and reason.

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A Legacy of Catholic-Jewish Dialogue The Joseph Cardinal Bernardin Jerusalem Lectures

Paul Turner • Turner examines the seven models of Confirmation, exploring both their historical development and the way each interprets Confirmation theologically.

Thomas A. Baima, Editor • This anthology chronicles a decade of conversation and interreligious dialogue by some of the world’s leading experts in Catholic-Jewish relations.

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Church, World, and Kingdom

Baptismal Ecclesiology and the Order of Christian Funerals

The Eucharistic Foundation of Alexander Schmemann’s Pastoral Theology William C. Mills • In this study, Mills reveals the ways in which, for Schmemann, the liturgy and the sacraments provide the essential sources for pastoral care.

Stephen S. Wilbricht, csc • Baptismal Ecclesiology and the Order of Christian Funerals grounds scholars and liturgists in the relationship of the theology of Baptism to death.

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Prayer Resources Voices for Peace

Prayers for Midday

A Collection of Hope Christine Zaker • This inspiring collection of original prayers, group activities, and journal questions will encourage you in the quest to bring peace to our world.

David Philippart • This collection of songs, prayers, and Scriptures are for the middle of the day, including the order for Midday Prayer from the Liturgy of the Hours.

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Proclaim Praise

The Way of the Cross

Daily Prayer for Parish and Home

Scriptural Version

Gabe Huck offers a simple order of prayer for the mornings and evenings of each day, including some midday and night prayers, and blessings for meals.

This contemporary Roman version of the Stations of the Cross focuses on the Gospel accounts of Jesus’s crucifixion.

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Morning and Evening

Creative Praying in Groups

Order of Service

Julia McGuinness • Creative Praying in Groups offers a variety of non-liturgical ways for parishes and schools to begin their gatherings in prayer.

Joyce Ann Zimmerman, cpps, Kathleen Harmon, sndden • Develop the daily practice of praying the Liturgy of the Hours in your parish with this comprehensive resource.

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Oraciones para catequistas This little book will offer wisdom and refreshment for catechists. Prayers and reflections focus on the vocation of catechesis.

Morning and Evening

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Joyce Ann Zimmerman, cpps, Kathleen Harmon, sndden • This participant’s booklet contains ten forms of Morning and Evening Prayer and includes the assembly’s responses, hymns, psalms, and canticles.

Keeping Advent and Christmastime

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This volume contains morning, evening, and night prayers, meal prayers, and a variety of blessings for the seasons of Advent and Christmastime.

Morning and Evening A Parish Celebration Joyce Ann Zimmerman,cpps • This book examines the development of the Liturgy of the Hours, as well as the structure and flow of Morning and Evening Prayer.

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A Seasonal Book of Hours William G. Storey • Storey offers an opportunity for deep immersion in the texts of the divine office for Advent, Christmas, Lent, Triduum, and Easter.

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Scripture/Holy People Living the Lectionary, Year’s A, B, and C Links to Life and Literature Geoff Wood • Geoff Wood combines examples from Western literature and his own personal life to help readers connect the Sunday readings to their own experiences.

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Hear the Word of the Lord The Lectionary in Catholic Ritual Martin Connell • Steeped in history, Connell situates the modern lectionary in the context of the Catholic tradition of liturgical proclamation.

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Tell Me Your Name Images of God in the Bible Arthur E. Zannoni • Encounter God in this beautiful collection of the various names, images, and metaphors found in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible.

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The Breaking of the Bread The Development of the Eucharist according to Acts

The Bible Documents A Parish Resource Edited by David Lysik • This collection of documents offers a scholarly overview of Church teaching on the nature of Scripture, its interpretation, and its application today.

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The Life of Mary Inos Biffi • This visually stunning meditation on the life of Mary draws the reader into a greater appreciation of her role in the life of her Son and the Church.

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A Sourcebook about Mary J. Robert Baker, Barbara Budde Meditate on the perfect example of Mary’s faithful discipleship with this unique collection of hymns, poetry, Scripture, and prayers.

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Mother of the Americas A Novena in Honor of Our Lady of Guadalupe William G. Storey • Graced with traditional and contemporary reflections on Mary, this novena can be used at any time of the year, as the nine days focus on different events in Mary’s life.

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Eugene LaVerdiere, sss • LaVerdiere’s meticulous study of communal meals in the Acts of the Apostles traces the origins of both the practice and theology of the Eucharist.

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