Doors To The Sacred: A Historical Introduction To Sacraments In The Catholic Church

Doors To The Sacred: A Historical Introduction To Sacraments In The Catholic Church

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A scholarly yet accessible work of Catholic theology, Doors to the Sacred presents a comprehensive historical introduction to the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church. Joseph Martos traces the development of sacramental theology from its roots in the early Church through the medieval period and into the modern era, illustrating how ritual and meaning have evolved over two millennia. The work argues that a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural contexts surrounding each sacrament enriches contemporary Catholic practice and belief. Written with clarity and intellectual rigour, it bridges academic theology and lay readership, making it an essential reference for students, clergy, and the devout alike. With a preface by noted theologian Bernard Cooke, this edition stands as a foundational text in Catholic sacramental studies.

Author: Joseph Martos
Format: Paperback

Genre: Religion

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Condition remarks:
Condition: Good to fair. Paperback. Page Condition: Good - possible tanning. Markings: possible previous owner inscription. Ex-library

A scholarly yet accessible work of Catholic theology, Doors to the Sacred presents a comprehensive historical introduction to the seven sacraments of the Catholic Church. Joseph Martos traces the development of sacramental theology from its roots in the early Church through the medieval period and into the modern era, illustrating how ritual and meaning have evolved over two millennia. The work argues that a deeper understanding of the historical and cultural contexts surrounding each sacrament enriches contemporary Catholic practice and belief. Written with clarity and intellectual rigour, it bridges academic theology and lay readership, making it an essential reference for students, clergy, and the devout alike. With a preface by noted theologian Bernard Cooke, this edition stands as a foundational text in Catholic sacramental studies.