It's finally out and you need it ... well, if you belong to a sacramental tradition you need it ...

Thank you Fr. Devin. Your Fulfilled in Christ: The Sacraments—A Guide to Symbols and Types in the Bible and Tradition. Bellingham, WA: Verbum, 2014. is even more useful than I had hoped. Of course it would be even more helpful if the links to the Liturgy of the Hours were live but that is on Logos.

One genuine problem - L6 has links defined for liturgical dates that don't seem to be tagged here.

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SineNomine

This book is so awesome that I even forgive its lack of page numbers, and that's saying something!

Thank you Father for creating this book, and thank you Faithlife for publishing it!

Beloved Amodeo

Fr Roza,

I can't wait to get my hands on this. Thanks for all of your hard work and have a blessed Holiday season.

Deacon Steve

Thank you, Father. Just getting started. Resource is downloaded and indexed. I have no doubt it will help me to help others connect the dots between Sacred Scripture and the Church.

[:)]

Lee

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/678574#Comment_678574

Here's a link to the product being discussed.

Kenneth Neighoff

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/678580#Comment_678580

Now we need to be the Liturgy of the Hours into production.

Jack Caviness

Thank you Fr. Devin. Your Fulfilled in Christ: The Sacraments—A Guide to Symbols and Types in the Bible and Tradition.

Preordered that one primarily because of the author—and I am Baptist [;)]

Fr Devin Roza

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/678614#Comment_678614

Thank you all for your kind words! Much appreciated. I hope you enjoy they book and find it helpful!

MJ, that's interesting feedback about the liturgical dates not being tagged as such. I'll try to touch base with Verbum about that.

There are page numbers coming... but after the print edition is available. The publisher hasn't made anything public yet, so I won't say more, but it will be later this year. At that point Verbum will update the resource with the printed edition's page numbers. We didn't want to add page numbers and then have to change them.

And, for those who may not have noticed yet, hats off to the Verbum team for some special tagging they did to make this resource more enjoyable to use - when hovering over the name of the authors of the 2nd readings from the Liturgy of the Hours, there is a little pop-up with info about who the author is and when they lived. I think this is really helpful to situate when these things were being discussed. As well, a summary of the 2nd reading appears when hovering the references to the 2nd reading - especially great for getting a quick feel for when there are lots of sources, or for those readings that aren't yet available on Verbum/Logos. These popups are both taken from the appendices to the book.