Eucharistic adoration is part of Catholic tradition. In many
parts of the world, perpetual adoration is flourishing as never
before. Presented here for any who respect the Blessed Sacrament,
the reflections found in "Eucharistic Contemplation" provide a
distinct style for prayer and veneration.
"Eucharistic Contemplation" is not another book of eucharistic
devotions" as has been the style for the past few centuries. The
prayers are not directed to Jesus in the Sacrament of the Altar,
full of sentiments, feelings, petitions, thanksgiving, praise, or
reparation. Rather, these 32 reflections focus on contemplation as
a simple, straightforward, and honest prayer. Every short reading
leads to moments of silent contemplation. They are meant to serve
principally for moments of prayer, yet define the meaning of what
contemplation, and specifically eucharistic contemplation, are to
people of faith praying before the Blessed sacrament.
Prepared and delivered in the parish of San Francisco de Borja,
in Lima, Peru, these reflections on the Eucharist use actual
prayers from the Church's sacramentary and rites. Each reflection
follows the process of Eucharistic contemplation. The first reading
should be studied slowly to have a basic understanding of the text.
Then, the reader is invited to search out the various scriptural
background references, especially from the Old Testament. A
re-reading of the text, with pauses, and time for deep silence
concludes the meditation.
Chapters are *The Mystery of the Love of God, - *Eucharistic
Contemplation, - *Mystery/Memorial of Christ, - *United in Blood
with One Past, - *The Blood of Christ, - *The Seven Offerings of
the Blood of Christ, - *Bread as Living Remembrance, - *Proclaim
the Mystery of Faith, - *O Holy Banquet, - *Blood of the Covenant,
- *'Remove the Sandals From Your Feet, For the Place on Which You
Are Standing is Holy Ground, '- *'I AM WHO I AM, '- *The Meeting
Tent, - *'And He Lived Among Us, '- *The Wedding of Cana, - *Bread
in the Wilderness, - *The Ark of the Covenant, - *Christ, the
Propitiation For Our Sins, - *Christ, the One and Only Sacrifice, -
*Advent, - *The Beginning and the End, - *'Let Us Go Up to the
House of the Lord, '- *Zen Meditation and the Eucharist, - *Pope
John Paul II in the Cenacle of Jerusalem, - *Grace, the Fullness of
the Christian Life, - *The Eucharist Where There Is No Eucharist, -
*Bread For the Journey, - *The Eucharist and the Servant of the
Lord, - *The Eucharist and the Lord of Miracles, - *Mary and
Martha, - *Mary and the Eucharist, - *The Eucharist and Prayers of
Petition. -
"Ernest Rally, CPPS, PhD, is the administrator of two parish
schools at San Francisco deBorja parish in Lima, Peru.""
Review This Product
No reviews yet - be the first to create one!