"If the realtor's mantra is 'location, location, location' about prized properties to be sold, the publisher's mantra is certainly 'timing, timing, timing' about the publication of an important book. This is an important book . . . and a highly engaging book." From the foreword by Rev. Msgr. Kevin W. Irwin The Catholic University of America "Stephen Wilbricht takes a fresh look at the Mass through the eyes of Mark Searle. Whether you are interested in liturgy, social justice, or the path to salvation, this book will expand the way you look at worship and life." Paul Turner Pastor, St. Anthony Parish, Kansas City, Missouri Facilitator, International Commission on English in the Liturgy "Mark Searle felt it necessary to relaunch the liturgical movement. Stephen Wilbricht has provided means to do just that with a study that illuminates Searle's rich pastoral vision of the liturgy-especially his ability to connect liturgy and life. This book brings Searle's scholarship and liturgical mystagogy to life and will no doubt encourage us to appreciate ever more deeply Searle's understanding of the liturgy as the 'rehearsal of Christian attitudes.'" John F. Baldovin, S.J. Professor of Historical & Liturgical Theology Boston College School of Theology & Ministry "Stephen Wilbricht provides an excellent entryway into Mark Searle's body of work, an extensive contribution to the work of liturgical study and Eucharistic theology in the Roman Catholic tradition. . . . Wilbricht does an excellent job of synthesizing Searle's work in accessible language and organized format." Fransisco Garcia, Anglican Theological Review "This book lends itself to being used in many ways . very useful foundational text for any course on contemporary eucharistic celebration, while at the same time being reasonably accessible to anyone who wants to engage seriously with what the eucharist means for their Christian life."Kevin McGinnell