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Preaching Racial Justice
Gregory Heille, Maurice Nutt, Deborah Wilhelm
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Since the beginning of his pontificate, Pope Francis has
encouraged, inspired, and delighted those who have heard him
preach. Especially fascinating have been his plain-spoken and
insightful weekday morning Mass homilies. He has also offered the
church a substantial contribution on the theory and practice of
homiletics in a large section of his first major teaching document,
Evangelii Gaudium (The Joy of the Gospel). In The Preaching of Pope
Francis, Gregory Heille, OP, introduces readers to the Pope's
preaching, his insights about the preaching vocation of the
ordained, and his call to all the baptized to go to the margins as
missionary disciples and evangelists of the Word. Heille, a highly
regarded professor of homiletics and preacher himself, offers an
inspiring and practical resource for priests, deacons, and anyone
involved in the ministry of preaching. He shares the Pope's vision
and example for the preparation and delivery of effective and
engaging homilies and for laity invested in the Church's ministry
of the Word in a post-Vatican II pastoral context.
Martin Hill is an ordinary "nice-guy" type boy who ordinary things
happen too, he goes to an ordinary school in the ordinary town of
Bracknell. But that wouldn't make a very interesting story would
it? So what happens when you give a nice guy the girl of his dreams
and put him in some strange situations? A comical fictional romance
based on real people who really went to school together. You never
knew being fourteen could be so interesting.
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