Communion of the Sick A valuable service booklet for Extraordinary Ministers, the text is set both in English and Spanish. Includes all appropriate readings as well as a series of beneficial pastoral instructions and guidelines. Commentary, history, and appendices are written by the renowned Rev. Joseph M. Champlin. Printed in large type and in two colors.
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Great resource for Protestants and Roman Catholics alike!,
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This review is from: Communion of the Sick: Approved Rites for Use in the United States of America Excerpted from Pastoral Care of the Sick and Dying in English a (Paperback)
As a protestant pastor frustrated by the lack of material from my own church for the use in lay Communion ministry and convinced of the Roman church's high standards of liturgy and sacrament I ordered this book. IT IS FANTASTIC! Order a copy for each Lay Minister of Communion. The book in pamphlet form will transform both clergy and lay Communion to the sick, hospital, and homebound from passing them a piece of bread into a time of worship where those receiving the sacrament are made a part of the congregation and the Eucharistic celebration. For the protestant, a few minor editorial changes may be desirable. For the Roman Catholic...I am jealous of your resources and pray that one day the church will once again serve our God with one name. If the ministry of the laity will extend beyond Eucharist an extended resource called "A Ritual For Laypersons" is also available.
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Simple and helpful prayer book,
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This review is from: Communion of the Sick: Approved Rites for Use in the United States of America Excerpted from Pastoral Care of the Sick and Dying in English a (Paperback)
It's very helpful prayer book, easy and simple instructions, you can find an appropiate prayer for every circunstance
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Comprehensive and deeply meaningful introduction to lay ministry,
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This review is from: Communion of the Sick: Approved Rites for Use in the United States of America Excerpted from Pastoral Care of the Sick and Dying in English a (Paperback)
I just received and read this today as a preparation for becoming a Eucharistic Minister. It was extremely well-written and includes helpful ideas on how to approach the sick and/or isolated person and help them feel a part of the community of Christ. I am so looking forward to this new aspect of my life as a Catholic and I'm sure this book will be a very helpful, step-by-step guide. (My priest also recommended "The Joy of Being a Eucharistic Minister", which I also ordered).
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