At every Mass the priest says, "Let us Pray" and then prays to God the Father through Jesus Christ and in union with the Holy Spirit. This prayer is called the Collect. For the days of Lent and Easter, this prayer is specific to the day to help Catholics reflect on what the Church is trying to teach us and prepare us for. In Praying with the Church Through Lent, Fr. Looney offers a reflection on the prayer each day so the reader can better appreciate the richness of these prayers and prepare them for the resurrection of the Lord.
At every Mass the priest says, "Let us Pray" and then prays to God the Father through Jesus Christ and in union with the Holy Spirit. This prayer is called the Collect. For the days of Lent and Easter, this prayer is specific to the day to help Catholics reflect on what the Church is trying to teach us and prepare us for. In Praying with the Church Through Lent, Fr. Looney offers a reflection on the prayer each day so the reader can better appreciate the richness of these prayers and prepare them for the resurrection of the Lord.
Fr. Edward Looney was ordained a priest in 2015 for the Diocese of Green Bay. In addition to a bachelor of philosophy, a baccalaureate in sacred theology (S.T.B.), and a master of divinity, he holds a licentiate in sacred theology (S.T.L.) from the University of Saint Mary. Fr. Looney specializes in Marian theology, having authored numerous works on Mary, including A Lenten Journey with Mother Mary and How They Love Mary: 28 Life-Changing Stories of Devotion to Our Lady, both available from Sophia Institute Press. He is a past president of the Mariological Society of America and continues to research, reflect on, and write about Mary. Fr. Looney is a popular media personality, podcast host, and contributor to online publications and print publications, such as Living Faith
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