Praying the Psalms

Praying the Psalms by Thomas Merton, published by Liturgical Press in 1956, is a concise exploration of the psalms as a form of prayer. This edition, comprising 32 pages, presents Merton’s insights into the significance of the psalms within the Christian tradition, emphasizing their role in praising God. The text is written in English and offers a thoughtful perspective on how these ancient writings can be approached as a means of spiritual reflection.
Readers will find that Merton guides them through representative psalms, illustrating their poetic nature while highlighting their importance in Christian living and theology. The book delves into the relationship between prayer and the psalms, making it a resource for those interested in biblical studies and inspirational religious practices. Through this examination, Merton invites readers to deepen their understanding of the psalms and their enduring relevance in the life of faith.
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In Bread in the Wilderness, Merton looks at the psalms as poetry; in this book he regards them as prayer. Guiding the reader through the more representative psalms, he explains why the Church also considers the psalms as the best way to praise God.
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