Coming soon
I taught an immensely popular adult ed. class last summer on the Our Father which broke down the prayer phrase by phrase and tried to help people better realize what we're saying when we recite this prayer that Jesus taught us. I thought it might be good to convert my notes from that class into a series of blog posts. So you will be seeing that appear here sometime relatively soon. I need to take some time to get it organized and polished up a bit. But first I have to sleep! :) I'm dragging big-time today.
posted by LC @ 10:54 AM
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Oh caca! In my Psalms course last year we also took a loko at the Our Father, almost line for line, and compared it to the Psalmic traditions. I wish I had my notes here.
did you do anything like that, too? did you use Amy's Words we pray book?
No, I put this one together to before Amy's book was published. (I have read her book since, though.) My stuff is based almost entirely on the Catechism. Section 4 of the Catechism, the section on Prayer, devotes a lot of space to the Our Father. I'd love to see a comparison with the Psalmic traditions. That would be cool, but the stuff I have is more general than that. Feel free to supplement the posts in the comments if you have anything to add. I'll try to get the intro post up tomorrow.
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