The Divine Family: The Trinity and Our Life in God

McDonough, William K.; Hahn, Scott

ISBN 10: 0867167114 / ISBN 13: 9780867167115

Published by Servant Books, 2005

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Divine Family: The Trinity and Our Life in God
• Publisher: Servant Books
• Publication Date: 2005
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0867167114
• ISBN 13: 9780867167115
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: 1st Edition
• Condition: New
• Dimensions: 1.7W x 12.9H x 18.6D centimeters 1.7 centimeters width by 12.9 centimeters height by 18.6 centimeters depth
• Weight: 272.155 grams

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Synopsis

The St. Paul Center Studies in Biblical Theology and Spirituality
...a profound work of biblical theology, drawn from the whole Bible but especially from the teachings of Saint John and Saint Paul, and especially from their interpretation of the Old Testament. Dr. Scott Hahn, in the Foreword

In this fourth title in the series of contemporary Catholic classics, William K. McDonough offers a popular explanation of the meaning of the Trinity, the fundamental doctrine of the Catholic faith, and its relation to the body of Christian revelation. He presents a synthesis of the Catholic faith: the triune life of God; the Person of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit; creation; the Incarnation; mariology; divine adoption; divine indwelling; prayer, sacraments and sacramentals; love; life with God here and hereafter.

McDonough relies on the theology of Saints John and Paul, the teachings of the Fathers of the church, and the spiritual writings of Sister Elizabeth of the Trinity, a contemporary of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux. He sees the mystery of the Trinity as a secret the Secret of Secrets beyond all our guessing that, once revealed to us, becomes the pattern for true Christian living. With examples drawn from everyday life and Scripture, McDonough strives to illuminate and make real for us this glorious truth.

About the Author

WILLIAM K. MCDONOUGH was pastor of several parishes in Maine, including one of the first liturgical parishes in the country, Immaculate Heart of Mary in Fairfield, Maine. A priest for more than 54 years, he also served as features editor of Church World, Maine s Catholic weekly newspaper, and chaplain for a seniors residence.