Divine Worship and Human Healing: Liturgical Theology at the Margins of Life and Death
This book deserves a careful read . . . It is filled with hope and promise, tender stories and good suggestions for pastoral practice. It brings one in touch with Jesus the Healer and our God of compassion. --Liturgical MinistryTimely and thought-provoking not only for those in the world of academic theology proper, but for all those who take pastoral care of the sick to mean a serious, faith-filled, informed and compassionate extension of the healing mystery of the cross and resurrection.