With Him ... in Him (Part 2)

WITH HIM ... IN HIM (Part 2) BOOK REVIEW

ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 979-8879822472 In Paperback and KINDLE

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With Him … in Him …
Father Jonathan E Moore

“An old priest meanders through the Gospel of Saint Mark”
Reflections on the Sunday Gospels for the Year of Saint Mark (Cycle B) Part 2

7th Sunday of the Year to Solemnity of Christ the King

Father Jonathan E. Moore is a retired priest of the Nottingham Diocese in the UK. In this second volume of his Gospel reflections, Father Jonathan continues his personal pilgrimage through the pages of Saint Mark’s Gospel. Drawing upon his crystal-clear personal recollections of the Holy Land, coupled a lifetime reading and meditating on the Good News, he invites you now to be a companion on the road……

PERSONAL REVIEWS OF PART 1

“If you are looking for a simple, comprehensive and an easy reading commentary on the Sunday Gospels, look no further than reading "With Him...In Him" written by Fr. Jonathan Moore. Very often, when needed, Fr. Jonathan will give a good historical setting to the Gospel. By reading his homilies you will have lucid and perfect instruction of the Catholic faith. If you buy Fr. Jonathan's homily book I can assure you will not be disappointed.”
Fr. Francis Maple OFM Cap.

With Him … in Him
I seldom encountered such an apt title on a book cover as on Jonathan E. Moore's homily volume, With Him … In Him. In these meditations, the author leads us holding our hands to Jesus Christ. I would describe the basic leitmotif of this book as a journey. The author leads us to the places where Jesus lived and worked. He does this, aptly, in the kindly meditative way of Saint Ignatius: 'compositio loci', by defining the place, that is, by inviting the reader to enter the picture, to stand among the disciples, to become one of the characters. He leads us to the persons who are the participants in the Gospel narrative: in them we recognise ourselves and almost hear the words of Jesus addressed to them and to us.”
Rev. Professor (Emeritus) Mihaly Szentmartoni SJ, Rome

BOTH PART 1 AND PART 2 HERE