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Contemplative Path

Rediscovering a Lost Tradition

Contemplative Path

Rediscovering a Lost Tradition

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Publisher: Liturgical Press
ISBN: 9780879075477
Number of Pages: 126
Published: 01/11/1995
Width: 14 cm
Height: 21.6 cm

In the frenetic modern world, many practising Christians have never been introduced to contemplative Christianity. Some have looked East for a treasure which has been integral to Christianity since the beginning. Christians in the Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Lutheran traditions explore the many ways by which the thirsting soul reaches out to God: solitary and solemn prayer, hymnody, attentive Scripture reading, and work offered as prayer. Here, in several accents, we hear that the contemplative life is not the opposite of the active life, but its true source.

Table of Contents
Foreword   7
Introduction 
     by Robert F. Lehman   11
Transformative Being: Centering Prayer and the Contemplative Path
     by M. Basil Pennington, OCSO   13
Two Ways of Praying: Daily Prayer in Cathedral and Monastery
     by Paul F. Bradshaw   25
Prayer of the Hear: Sacrament of the Presence of God
     by John Breck   39
Pietism: The Hymn and Contemplative Prayer 
     by Gustav Kopka, Jr.   65
Word and Work: Praying with Mind and Body
     by GilChrist Lavigne, OCSO   93
Being Awake: reflections on the Workshop
     by Jasper Green Pennington   113
Contributors   124

E. Rozanne Elder, Robert Lehman

E. Rozanne Elder is Professor of History and Director of the Centre for Cistercian and Monastic Studies at Western Michigan University.