Seven Last Words & Eight Words of Easter

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If we are alive, we are moving. And if we are moving, we are moving in some direction. What does it mean to actually move in God’s direction? Spiritual and vocational director Mary Sharon Moore gives us the essential handbook for spiritual directors, directees, and those who seek a more authentic language for spiritual growth. Packed with the fruits of Moore’s experience and insight, Moving in God’s Direction draws from the deeper scriptural and liturgical riches of Christian heritage.

Part I: Getting the Conversation Going: The Spirit Meets the Need
Part II: The Maturing Conversation: The Spiritual Meets the Vocational
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The church pays fervent attention to the forty days of Lent. But what about those eight weeks of Easter?

In Seven Last Words and Eight Words of Easter, Catholic author, speaker, teacher, and spiritual director Mary Sharon Moore powerfully links the last words of Jesus in his agony and crucifixion to his words to the apostles following his resurrection.

Moore approaches the well beloved “seven last words” of Jesus with fresh and compelling intimacy. The “eight words of Easter,” while familiar to many from their appearance in the Gospels, offer fresh territory for insight in this meditative context.

Seven Last Words and Eight Words of Easter is rich fare and a source of interior renewal in this most important Lent-to-Pentecost season in the church’s liturgical year. Those who are new or returning to the faith, regulars or occasional visitors to the adoration chapel, teachers and catechists of the faith, homebound parishioners, those who minister to prisoners, all these and more will find great consolation, encouragement, and fresh challenge in these fifteen highly polished meditations and the reflection questions that accompany each.

2 reviews for Seven Last Words & Eight Words of Easter

  1. Therese Picado

    Our MOMS (Ministry of Moms Sharing) group has been reflecting on Mary Sharon Moore’s book Seven Last Words and Eight Words of Easter. As we all shelter in place, fearful and daunted by an uncertain future, we can relate more than ever to the first disciples, huddled in the upper room after Jesus’ death. We too yearn for the risen Lord in these uncertain times. This book is a beautiful tool to walk the journey from death to new life in Christ.

  2. Dave Wiseman (verified owner)

    Such a powerful reflection which I chose to experience in the midst of the Easter season. Thank you for bringing the Paschal mystery to light in my life again and again.

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