Explore the depths of Holy Week through a unique blend of Jewish tradition and Catholic faith in Meredith Gould's book, "Come to the Table: A Catholic Passover Seder for Holy Week." This guide offers a profound way to deepen your understanding of the Eucharist and enhance your celebrations with family or parish.
Meredith Gould, with her unique background as a Jew by identity and a Catholic by faith, brings a rich perspective to the traditional observance of Passover. Her book, published by Plowshares Publishing in January 2005, serves as a bridge between her Jewish heritage and Catholic faith. The book not only delves into the historical and symbolic aspects of the Jewish Passover but also adapts these traditions into a Catholic context, reflecting on the shared elements between the two faiths.
Readers of "Come to the Table" gain both historical insights and practical knowledge, enabling them to incorporate these traditions into their Holy Week observances. The book emphasizes reconciliation and shared heritage, aiming to foster a deeper understanding and unity between Jewish and Catholic communities.
The structure of the Catholic Passover Seder proposed by Gould encourages participation and reflection within families and parish communities. It serves as a means to educate younger generations about the significance of Holy Week and the Eucharist, making the celebrations more meaningful and inclusive.
For those interested in exploring this topic further, additional resources are available:
For purchasing information and to obtain a copy of "Come to the Table," visit Amazon.
Meredith Gould’s "Come to the Table: A Catholic Passover Seder for Holy Week" is more than just a guide; it is an invitation to deepen faith through the fusion of Jewish and Catholic traditions. This Holy Week, embrace the opportunity to explore the shared roots and rich symbolism of these intertwined faiths, enhancing both personal faith and community bonds.
The Spiritual Odyssey of a Young Catholic: Insights from "Swimming with Scapulars"
"Swimming with Scapulars: True Confessions of a Young Catholic" by Matthew Lickona offers a compelling glimpse into the spiritual journey of a modern believer. This memoir not only explores the challenges and triumphs of faith but also provides a candid look at personal growth within the framework of Catholicism.Living With and Loving Our Teens
One recent morning, as my thirteen year old son slumped sleepily into the kitchen for breakfast, I took a good look at him and realized that I now have a “teenager” living in my house. Up until this moment, I hadn’t really accepted the fact – although he’d reach the chronological age, he still seemed like my little boy. Suddenly now, in the middle of his thirteenth year, I’m back to reading parenting manuals and seeking helpful advice in manner that I haven’t done since my youngest was in the throes of the terrible twos.Grace-full Parenting – Committing to Nurturing the Souls of our Children
... ... – ... to ... the Souls of our ... ... with Thomas B. Haller, M.Div., MSW, DST, The 10 ... ... with ... Lisa M. ... to th