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Being a Catholic means being merciful, 'the willingness to enter into the chaos of another.' This book explores the seven corporal and seven spiritual works of mercy and considers how we invoke mercy both in the church in the Eucharistic liturgy and in our homes, with family and friends. Interspersed are three meditations on mercy: on September 11, on being a priest in light of the scandal in Boston, on the world of HIV/AIDS.
Contents
Part 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Mercy Distinguishes Catholic Morality Part 3 The Corporal Works of Mercy Chapter 4 The Corporal Works of Mercy Chapter 5 Visit the Prisoner Chapter 6 Shelter the Homeless Chapter 7 Feed the Hungry Chapter 8 Give Drink to the Thirsty Chapter 9 Bury the Dead Chapter 10 Visit the Sick Chapter 11 Clothe the Naked Part 12 A Meditation on Mercy in Light of September 11, 2001 Chapter 13 Burying the Dead Part 14 The Spiritual Works of Mercy Chapter 15 The Spiritual Works of Mercy Chapter 16 A Reconciling Spirit Chapter 17 Being Vigilant Chapter 18 Prayer Part 19 A Meditation on Priesthood in Light of the Church's Scandals Chapter 20 Being a Minister of Mercy Part 21 Mercy and the Eucharistic Liturgy Chapter 22 The Entrance Rite Chapter 23 The Liturgy of the Word Chapter 24 The Liturgy of the Eucharist Chapter 25 Communion Part 26 A Meditation on HIV/AIDS in a World in Need of Mercy Part 27 Mercy and Ordinary Life Chapter 28 Entering into My Own Chaos Chapter 29 Entering into the Chaos of Family Life Chapter 30 Entering into the Chaos of the World
