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As followers of Jesus, we want to know how to read Scripture in a way that makes a tangible difference in our lives. We want to know how the inspired texts can be personal, helpful, challenging, comforting, and life-changing.
Fortunately, we can find the means to fulfilling this desire in one of the most ancient treasures of the Church: the spiritual practice of lectio divina (sacred reading).
Lectio divina is a way of approaching the sacred text with faith, openheartedness, reverence, and expectation. This process can be described in five simple terms: listening, understanding, reflecting, praying, and acting.
The Secret to Making Scripture Come Alive: The Practice of Lectio Divina describes this process in detail in words that are easy to understand.
For a non-reproducible PDF of this pamphlet, click here. The PDF is meant for review only and should not be reproduced in any form.
| Pages | 1 |
|---|---|
| Copyright | 2010 |
| ISBN | 978-1-59276-816-5 |
| Item | P1119 |
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