Living Faith - Daily Catholic Devotions, Volume 36 Number 3 - 2020 October, November, December

by Terence Hegarty

Published new each quarter, these reflections are written by women and men from a variety of backgrounds - lay people as well as clergy and religious. Living Faith writers include such well-known Catholic authors as Amy Welborn, Sr. Joyce Rupp and Msgr. Stephen Rossetti. Whether lay, clergy or religious, LIVING FAITH writers provide a variety of perspectives and insights. Since each devotion is a personal reflection on a Scripture passage from the day's Mass readings, readers pray and meditate along with the seasons of the Church year.

104 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 16, 2020

Reviews

[Jill · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyed and appreciated this one, as always, but it seemed a bit off at times seeing as it was mostly written prior to the current pandemic world that we are living in. NOT THE WRITERS FAULT! I still found lots of value and comfort from the words and the readings.

[Barbara · Rating 4 out of 5]

Practical. "What we need to relish is that God has the perfect white-out: mercy." "The principal fruit of receiving the Eucharist...is an intimate union with Christ Jesus" - meaning that we are all saints and we should consider our fellow parishioners in that way.

[Mary McCormick-Gendzel]

Connect to daily prayer

These various authors offer Practical wisdom as it relates to a spiritual journey The daily scriptures Remind you that the whole world Is playing the same versus We have together

[Glenn Falcao]

Excellent daily inspirational readings

The readings are an excellent way to start the day with inspiration and hope based on the Mass reading of that day.

[Kim Anderson Ray · Rating 5 out of 5]

Morning Motivation

Always what I need to get my day started. I have been reading Living Faith for years. I don’t intend to stop.

[Rev Gary · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great devotional

[Penelope Devereux · Rating 5 out of 5]

Living Faith

I found this book very helpful in my spiritual journey. It helps me to reflect on others and to pray for them.