A Year with the Eucharist

Dominican Father Paul Jerome Keller contributes a magnificent addition to TAN Books' “Year with” series.

A Year with the Eucharist offers daily meditation drawn from the riches of Catholic tradition, both ancient and modern, and features passages from the Bible, and the best that has been written about the Eucharist by saints, popes, poets, and other authors.

This beautiful devotional will help you arrive at a deeper knowledge of and love for the Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament. It will enhance your time at Adoration…or encourage you to recommit spending time with Christ.

Its profound passages from the saints and Scripture, coupled with Father Keller's commentary, explain the meaning of the Sacrament. They are an unfailing guide as you strive to make the Body and Blood of Christ a part of your daily life (even when you can't attend Mass!).

A Year with the Eucharist offers a new meditation for each day of the year regardless when the reader begins or pauses or resumes the book. In addition to the daily meditation, reflection questions and a closing prayer offers a starting point for the reader's own personal prayer.

Join Father Keller and the greatest Catholic writers of all time for a daily meditation on the “source and summit” of the Christian life!

Dominican Father Paul Jerome Keller was ordained to the priesthood on May 21, 1993 in Washington, DC, and is presently Professor of Sacramental Theology at Mt. St. Mary's of the West Seminary in Cincinnati (The Athenaeum of Ohio). He presents numerous lectures, conferences and seminars on a large array of subjects, including the sacrament of Reconciliation, the Holy Mass, Liturgical Worship, spiritual conferences, and the Rosary throughout the United States.

Fr. Keller serves on the board of directors of The Society for Catholic Liturgy, a multidisciplinary association of Catholic scholars, teachers, pastors, and professionals, and is a past president. He is the author two previous books: 101 Questions & Answers on the Sacraments of Healing: Penance and Anointing as well as A Lenten Journey with Jesus Christ and Saint Thomas Aquinas.