Explore a thorough, church‑centered approach to preaching and catechesis drawn from sacred sources.
This English edition presents Meyenberg’s grand, methodical study of how Holy Scripture, liturgy, and theology shape effective homiletics and catechetics. It emphasizes drawing from the first sources and training preachers to bring sacred eloquence to both cultured and ordinary listeners. The book blends historical insight with practical guidance for seminary teaching, sermon preparation, and pastoral work.
Structured for classroom use, these studies offer clear pathways to understand the teaching office of Christ and the Church, and to translate theological concepts into living, persuasive preaching. Readers will find a rich framework for presenting our Catholic faith with clarity, reverence, and practical impact.
- Foundations: the role of Scripture, liturgy, and theology in preaching
- Practical methods for training future preachers and pastors
- Guidance on constructing sermons that unite doctrine with concrete application
- Insights into the relationship between teaching, worship, and pastoral work
Ideal for seminarians, catechetical leaders, and clergy seeking a rigorous, readable guide to sacred eloquence and pastoral instruction.