The Year with Matthew: Good News Heard on Sundays To Be Lived Throughout the Weeks

by Robert Link

Overview

Welcome to this prayer/study guide for the Year with Matthew. This book provides an opportunity for personal prayer, spiritual meditation, group sharing and inspiration for Gospel inspired action. The primary purpose of this guide is to use Sunday church liturgy readings to assist in personal faith development. In these biblical readings are God's message of eternal love and exhortation to love others and all creation. In addition, a group gathered to pray and study God's revealed Word will discover in these pages a helpful aid for bible sharing and spiritual growth in a community setting. All are strongly encouraged to focus on the virtues of faith, hope and love and the bounty of the transcendent God in their lives. This prayer/study guide is the sixth in the series, Good News for Our Days. Individuals and groups have found the first five study guides a valuable resource as the message of everlasting life in the Realm of God unfolds in its splendor. God, who is love, reveals a New Covenant with humankind based on relationships of faith, hope and universal love.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781537581019
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	09/08/2016
Series:	Good News Heard on Sundays to Be Lived Throughout the Weeks , #6
Pages:	112
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.23(d)

About the Author

Robert 'Bob' Link was ordained to the Catholic permanent diaconate in 1983. Pastoral experience includes 14 years in parish ministry as a deacon; a year as a staff member volunteer with the 8th Day Center for Justice in Chicago; 3 years on the retreat team at Christ the King Passionist Retreat Center in Citrus Heights, CA; and, for the last 5 years, in Jail Ministry with the County of Sacramento, CA.
Bob is married, a father of three and a grandfather of eight. He retired from a professional career in local government as a Director of Human Resources Management. Bob has had a wide range of experience in areas of social justice, pastoral ministry as well as courses and continuing education in Sacred Scripture, particularly the Gospels. He has a master's degree in Public Management.