It's time for another Cake Book Walk and this one will be dedicated to all you wonderful wives/mothers who realized, when they opened their missal today in church, that there is still over a month of Lent yet to get through.
Author Meredith Gould, author of The Catholic Home, has come to the rescue with her "quirky wit and wisdom". Her writings help Catholic families focus on the servitude aspect of the Lenten season (see second book listed) and to plan a Catholic Passover Seder (see first book listed) for your family or church community. To see more of her work go to: Meredith Gould's Books
Come to the Table: A Catholic Passover Seder (Plowshares) is a guide to help Catholic Christians honor the Jewish holiday of Passover. Developed for home and parish use, it includes: lively teaching about the meaning of Passover symbols relative to the sacraments; scripture citations; a traditional seder service adapted for use by Catholic Christians; guidelines for preparing table and meal; extensive commentary about Jewish-Catholic reconciliation. Easy-to-read and use. Readers rave that this book has enriched their appreciation of Judaism's legacy. Deliberate Acts of Kindness: Service as a Spiritual Practice (Doubleday) zooms in on the spiritual nature of serving others, something considered the height of spiritual attainment by all religious traditions. This book includes: discernment exercises for discovering how to serve; practical tips for finding a volunteer placement and participating; quotes from scripture and sacred writings about service. To enter the Book Walk for a chance to win one of these two books, simply email me your name and mailing address. Let your friends know about the walk. The winners will be announced on Friday, February 22.
please, please, please, let me win.
Posted by: Mercedes | February 21, 2008 at 01:06 PM