Sacraments: What and Why

• Author: Thomas Poovathanikunnel
• ISBN: 9789350152256
• Pages: 176
• Format/Edition: Paperback
• Weight: 0.198 kg
• Dimensions: 21.5 × 13.5 × 2 cm

Description:
In Sacramental Theology, Thomas Poovathanikunnel presents an in-depth exploration of the sacramental theology of the Catholic Church. The author emphasizes the importance of a genuine understanding of the nature and necessity of the sacraments as expressions of the salvific mysteries of Christ and the means of salvation within the Church. By exploring both new and traditional approaches to the sacraments, this book helps readers develop a deeper connection to the sacramental life of the Church, fostering a renewed sense of appreciation for their spiritual significance.

Key Features:

• Exploration of Sacramental Theology: A comprehensive look at the theology of sacraments in the Catholic Church.
• Traditional and New Approaches: The book balances traditional teachings with contemporary perspectives.
• Deeper Understanding: Aimed at helping readers grasp the nature and significance of the sacraments for a meaningful celebration.
• Theological Insight: Written for those looking to deepen their knowledge of sacramental theology and its place in the Church's mission.

Who Should Read This Book:

• Catholic Theologians and Scholars: Ideal for those studying sacramental theology in an academic or spiritual context.
• Clergy and Religious Educators: A valuable resource for priests, deacons, and religious educators who wish to deepen their understanding of sacramental practices.
• Faithful and Devotees: Anyone seeking to enrich their understanding of the sacraments and their transformative power in the life of the Church.
• Theologians Exploring Contemporary Views: Those interested in learning about both traditional and modern perspectives on sacramental theology.