The writers have done a marvelous job of interweaving data from the human sciences with the best insights of contemporary liturgical study. The pastoral dimensions of our liturgical activities are accentuated with integrity. Any pastor will find rich new insights here.
This book is a must for those engaged in a healing ministry and strongly recommended for all who face the reality of being sick and getting well in a faith-related context.
The sacrament of anointing suffers from a dearth of good literature. This new interdisciplinary approach to the sacramental ministry to the sick represents a fresh creative adaptation.