¡Celebra las fiestas más grandes de la Iglesia Católica con arte, historia y actividades familiares!
Una reliquia católica atemporal que llama a los creyentes a regocijarse en las fiestas sagradas del calendario litúrgico, Solemnidades: Celebrando un tapiz de belleza divina ayuda a los católicos a comprender las celebraciones más importantes de la fe católica y por qué son importantes.
Las Solemnidades tienen una rica tradición y un profundo significado en la Biblia y en nuestras vidas. Para cada una de las 17 Solemnidades que se encuentran en el Calendario Universal de la Iglesia Católica Romana, descubre:
Cuándo se celebra la fiesta dentro del calendario litúrgico
Referencias a la Sagrada Escritura y la Tradición Católica
Información inspiradora sobre la persona o el evento santo honrado
Explicaciones completas de la razón del día festivo
Hermosas ilustraciones a página completa de arte sacro católico
Reflexiones y explicaciones sobre cada obra de arte
Imágenes que muestran cómo los católicos celebran la Solemnidad en todo el mundo
Cómo dar vida a las Solemnidades en tu corazón y en tu hogar
Escrito por tres expertos del Instituto Litúrgico, este valioso recurso te ayudará a aprender a vivir según el calendario litúrgico, celebrar cada fiesta en familia y establecer tradiciones que se puedan transmitir a las generaciones venideras.
Santifica tu año con este libro de tapa dura y de calidad de reliquia que une la verdad y la belleza para demostrar la gloria de estos días sublimes.
Dimensiones: 9” x 10.5” Tapa dura
Sólo disponible para compra en los EE. UU.
"¿Crees que no tienes tiempo o comprensión para celebrar las fiestas católicas en tu hogar? ¿Qué pasaría si tuvieras una guía práctica solo para las más importantes? La teología, la historia de la Iglesia, el arte sacro y las sugerencias prácticas para la oración y la música se unen en este encantador recurso para ayudarnos a comprender y observar las solemnidades, los diecisiete días festivos más importantes del año eclesiástico. Tienes que empezar por alguna parte. ¡Aquí es donde!"
–Kendra Tierney Autora de The Catholic All Year Compendium: Liturgical Living for Real Life
Christopher Carstens is the director of the Office for Sacred Worship of the Diocese of La Crosse, Wisconsin. In addition, he is a visiting faculty member at the Liturgical Institute at the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois, the editor of the Adoremus Bulletin, and the author of two books on the sacred liturgy. Christopher is well-known as one of the voices on the popular The Liturgy Guys podcast.
Christopher lives in Soldiers Grove, Wisconsin, with his wife and eight children.
Dr. Denis McNamara is an architectural historian, theologian, and educator specializing in the intersection of sacred art, architecture, and liturgical theology. Through his teaching, writing, and consulting, he helps Catholics discover how the beauty of churches and sacred art reveals the mysteries of the faith. His work is especially dedicated to bridging the Church's rich artistic tradition with the vision of the Second Vatican Council.
An author of four books and numerous articles, Dr. McNamara has spent more than 25 years teaching and researching the biblical and sacramental meaning of sacred architecture. He currently serves as Director of Education and Liturgical Design for Heritage Liturgical and previously taught at the Liturgical Institute at the University of Saint Mary of the Lake and Benedictine College. He is also the co-host of The Liturgy Guys podcast, where he explores the beauty and theology of the Church's liturgy.
Dr. McNamara earned a bachelor's degree in the History of Art from Yale University and master's and doctoral degrees in Architectural History from the University of Virginia. He continues to lecture and consult internationally on sacred architecture, liturgical design, and the renewal of Catholic art and worship.
Alexis Kazimira Kutarna earned a master’s degree in liturgy at the Liturgical Institute of the University of St. Mary of the Lake in Mundelein, Illinois. In addition, she holds master’s and bachelor’s degrees in music, and she is currently a candidate for the doctorate in liturgical studies, with a concentration in Church music, from the University of Vienna.
Having served as a parish music and liturgy director, Alexis has worked with singers of all ages. She teaches courses on the liturgy and liturgical music at the University of St. Thomas in Houston, as well as a summer course for the St. Basil School of Gregorian chant. Currently, Alexis is the director of sacred music at Cathedral High School in Houston.
Most of all, Alexis celebrates her vocation as a wife and a mother to two little girls.
I had the honor of reviewing this book for Catholic Mom.com This is a rich and beautiful book in so many ways. I wish I’d had a book like this many years ago, when my children were still at home. Immediately after completing my review, I ordered two more copies. I want each of my daughters to have this book handy to use in their own homes, with their young families. I know they will all love and appreciate this book. Their faith celebrations will be better informed and more purposeful than mine ever were!
Read my full review on my blog at:
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